15:[[45102512,{"by":"surprisetalk","descendants":221,"id":45102512,"kids":[45103022,45103276,45102947,45103133,45103086,45103098,45103127,45112436,45109170,45105881,45111187,45103999,45103194,45103374,45103429,45103395,45106608,45102935,45114845,45114501,45103275,45103343,45102924,45102977,45113994,45114288,45110429,45103155,45102936,45117131,45103188,45112334,45103048,45103452,45112300,45114545,45103125,45112586,45112873,45112004,45109919,45126541,45102996,45110685,45103176,45114714,45103049,45113880,45103106,45103010],"score":271,"time":1756817797,"title":"Take something you don’t like and try to like it","type":"story","url":"https://dynomight.net/liking/"}],[45113251,{"by":"xyos","descendants":28,"id":45113251,"kids":[45114296,45113505,45117703,45115840,45114540,45113572,45113863],"score":76,"time":1756885630,"title":"Amazonq.nvim: Official AWS AI Assistant Plugin for Neovim","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/awslabs/amazonq.nvim"}],[45083582,{"by":"Terretta","descendants":20,"id":45083582,"kids":[45089735,45087246,45089879,45088863,45089585,45088424,45088047,45090558,45090836],"score":80,"time":1756651817,"title":"Cline and LM Studio: the local coding stack with Qwen3 Coder 30B","type":"story","url":"https://cline.bot/blog/local-models"}],[45072975,{"by":"_v9nk","descendants":20,"id":45072975,"kids":[45073129,45083312,45075424,45078817,45073015,45074166,45073012,45076967,45076919,45076387,45079262,45073136,45079518,45078556,45073408,45089855,45074820,45074299,45086398],"score":18,"text":"I'm so tired of seeing content about AI all the time. Everywhere I look there is always AI. I love the things that people do by spending their time and effort. AI does not appeal to me. What are your opinions on this subject?","time":1756542747,"title":"Are You Tired of AI?","type":"story"}],[45058068,{"by":"yalogin","descendants":3,"id":45058068,"kids":[45059878,45058525,45061308],"score":3,"text":"OpenAI, Anthropomorphic and every company is putting a lot into training. How is the functionality pipeline filled out for LLMs? What is missing in today’s LLMs that they need to plan for? Just trying to get some insights into the planning process and also what the community sees as the northstar for LLMs without saying AGI","time":1756422661,"title":"Ask HN: How much better can the LLMs become assuming no AGI","type":"story"}],[45055641,{"by":"floverfelt","descendants":405,"id":45055641,"kids":[45061526,45057505,45057794,45058537,45056268,45056856,45055973,45056066,45056406,45058632,45067322,45062078,45056427,45056271,45056389,45057051,45057294,45057609,45058202,45055969,45068356,45057579,45066020,45062646,45056500,45056213,45060431,45065887,45056182,45066787,45056350,45062452,45061125,45058830,45056326,45056993,45057148,45056410,45060148,45055679,45057193,45058854,45057028,45056196,45058432],"score":420,"time":1756407120,"title":"Some thoughts on LLMs and software development","type":"story","url":"https://martinfowler.com/articles/202508-ai-thoughts.html"}],[45023763,{"by":"fzeindl","descendants":9,"id":45023763,"kids":[45024484,45134179,45026590,45028552,45026346],"score":6,"text":"I’m trying not to be a naysayer, but what is wrong with modern software development and why does it require so many developers while projects get delivered later and later?

A couple years back Dynatrace was hiring a thousand developers worldwide for improving their product.

The OSX-team, who developed an entire operating system including utilities, famously consisted of 100 developers.

What is wrong with the industry? Is it scrum and pull based development? How was it before ticketing systems? Did bosses just assign tasks to their employees?","time":1756196413,"title":"Ask HN: What is wrong with modern software development","type":"story"}],[45014131,{"by":"__bb","descendants":181,"id":45014131,"kids":[45014937,45016391,45020261,45014961,45014671,45023183,45014822,45018799,45014799,45014943,45016346,45015316,45014558,45020223,45014706,45014534,45015098,45020700,45088948,45016276,45014852,45014625,45019438,45020095,45014439,45018830,45014761,45023489,45018192,45020181,45016311,45014693,45015379,45026470,45025265,45018410,45014862,45078561,45016910,45016031,45014568,45018737,45019250,45017695,45015724,45018190,45014744,45016552,45020511,45015190,45014789,45017588,45014680,45021420,45017535,45018720,45018722,45018730,45016037,45021683,45014690],"score":693,"text":"I recently released v3 of Base, my SQLite editor for macOS.

The goal of this app is to provide a comfortable native GUI for SQLite, without it turning into a massive IDE-style app.

The coolest features are

- That it can handle full altering of tables, which is quite finicky to do manually with SQLite.

- It has a more detailed display of column constraints than most editors. Each constraint is shown as an icon if active, with full details available on clicking the icon.

This update also adds support for attaching databases, which is a bit fiddly with macOS sandboxing.

I'd love to hear any feedback or answer any questions.","time":1756131458,"title":"Show HN: Base, an SQLite database editor for macOS","type":"story","url":"https://menial.co.uk/base/"}],[45001466,{"by":"nayajunimesh","descendants":35,"id":45001466,"kids":[45001467,45015948,45004236,45014978,45018121,45017791,45014282,45016136,45014021],"score":30,"time":1756010614,"title":"A lightweight TypeScript library for assertion-based runtime data validation","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/nimeshnayaju/decode-kit"}],[45000036,{"by":"mrs6969","descendants":40,"id":45000036,"kids":[45004345,45001162,45002478,45001468,45033296,45000199,45012117,45035141,45034442,45000857,45022210,45004426,45005490,45035072,45010145,45034565,45034823,45002106,45019173,45033591,45012036,45005885,45033556,45006496,45001890,45001771,45011976],"score":27,"text":"I have been thinking about this, and don’t have a proper answer for myself.

I like llms, or lin other words, I like that we are getting better at something.

However, just want to ask; what was the initial problem llms were trying to solve, what problem did they solve so far?

Do you have any examples in your life or work, which you can clearly say “we were not able to do this before llms, but now we can” or “we were able to do it, but not good enough, it was causing us some issues, now it is a lot better”

If the answer yes; second question would be like, does the total cost of those problem at least equal or exceeding the amount of investment on these models?

Thanks in advance","time":1755992775,"title":"Ask HN: What is the biggest problem LLMs solved in your life/work?","type":"story"}],[45002776,{"by":"mpweiher","descendants":47,"id":45002776,"kids":[45019574,45014102,45015605,45012107,45011460,45011809,45011547,45012359],"score":152,"time":1756027742,"title":"SmallJS: Smalltalk-80 that compiles to JavaScript","type":"story","url":"https://small-js.org/Home/Home.html"}],[44997106,{"by":"davidajackson","descendants":16,"id":44997106,"kids":[44999037,44997151,44997820,44998999,44998683,45006531,45005747,45021614,44997692,45012553,45003175],"score":10,"text":"Siri is a really bad product when compared to GPT. 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