15:[[48362115,{"by":"vesperance","descendants":14,"id":48362115,"kids":[48426303,48426991,48425745,48425734,48426508,48426688,48427143,48426196],"score":33,"text":"A simple and fundamental standard for dynamic soft body dynamics.","time":1780345202,"title":"Show HN: Soft Body Jiggle Physics","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/xloveee/jiggle-physics"}],[48423541,{"by":"rzk","descendants":37,"id":48423541,"kids":[48424817,48424384,48424152,48424063,48424111,48424565,48424105,48424221,48423556,48424616],"score":38,"time":1780742529,"title":"Do women’s mate preferences change across the ovulatory cycle? (2014) [pdf]","type":"story","url":"https://www.martiehaselton.com/_files/ugd/3ae410_aeb76edab75f457aae0c14c4c68d93c0.pdf"}],[48423381,{"by":"valivalivali","descendants":5,"id":48423381,"kids":[48424440,48424546,48423382,48424661,48423490,48424355],"score":11,"time":1780740961,"title":"Is anyone here interested in contributing to this OS?","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/valivalivali/x-os"}],[48420827,{"by":"Ekami","descendants":418,"id":48420827,"kids":[48421063,48421820,48422401,48420937,48421848,48422553,48421846,48423298,48421229,48426343,48426334,48423572,48425978,48421155,48421128,48426121,48421180,48422058,48425700,48422395,48422229,48424011,48421433,48421234,48420935,48424938,48421708,48423520,48422694,48421766,48421466,48422755,48421647,48421501,48422842,48424836,48422665,48421430,48424287,48421781,48424493,48421662,48425344,48421516,48421559,48422539,48424028,48421669,48421339,48423626,48421971,48421444,48425818,48421512,48421235,48421384,48423483,48421424,48421103,48422544,48421203,48424243,48426227,48423690,48423404,48421562,48421972,48424000,48421169,48422615,48421219,48420852,48421978,48423274,48424558,48421423,48421407,48421144,48422815,48421570,48424049,48421404,48423869,48424171,48421318,48421583,48421673,48426017,48422528,48423061,48421700,48422610,48421735,48421232,48422211,48420857,48421496,48424183,48425281,48421142,48422761,48422134,48423533,48421623,48423434,48421137,48422028,48422703,48425160,48421428,48424802,48422008,48424160,48421627,48423586,48424340,48423439,48424537,48421838,48421363,48420863,48422579,48422017,48423201,48424194,48423525,48422421,48420961,48420851,48422265,48421499,48424617,48421795,48421262,48423496,48421998,48424070,48422714,48422814,48421486,48421594,48422127,48421272,48422289,48421237,48423680,48420982,48422232,48422024,48422118,48421954,48421875,48422090,48421885,48421510,48421320,48423420,48421883,48425374,48421194,48421790,48421421,48422106,48423878,48423445,48422019,48421498,48425373,48421716,48421653,48421612,48421687,48421427,48421150,48421804,48422664,48422526,48421606,48422007,48421974,48421878,48421326,48421380,48423801,48421688,48422707,48421492,48421634,48424638,48421982,48422595,48422071,48421095,48421633,48422804,48422679,48422124,48421374,48422435,48421805,48424025,48422107,48420840,48421574,48422042,48423559,48422269,48421359,48425721,48420934,48421239,48421709,48421811,48421409,48423765],"score":232,"text":"Genuine question.

Over the past six months, there hasn’t been a single day where I’ve checked the HN Best RSS feed without seeing a post about how AI “writes bad code,” “introduces bugs,” “creates technical debt,” or something along those lines.

I’ll probably make a lot of enemies by saying this, but do people realize that code is just a means to an end?

Users don’t care whether the code was written by AI or by hand, or which framework you used. They care that the product works.

I say this as someone who has spent more than 20 years honing their craft as a software engineer.

Let’s face it: by the time I manually ship version 1.0 of a product, the AI-assisted version could have been deployed 10x faster. By then, enough real-world feedback would have surfaced to identify the major issues, and tools like Claude Code would make it possible to fix and ship version 2.0 at an incredible pace.

At some point, execution speed starts to matter more than the elegance of the code.","time":1780713111,"title":"Ask HN: Why is the HN crowd so anti-AI?","type":"story"}],[48383667,{"by":"riddley","descendants":237,"id":48383667,"kids":[48413177,48411904,48423385,48412767,48413520,48412828,48412125,48412539,48413400,48426828,48421436,48425866,48417760,48412136,48426223,48412578,48412045,48426243,48416043,48424635,48415274,48415651,48416384,48416433,48415118,48425532,48421173,48412679,48414349,48413386,48412831,48413027,48421012,48420771,48425228,48414177,48414844,48416168,48420312,48413172,48415079,48420776,48416223,48415265,48416607,48415419,48412362,48420798,48412968,48419124,48425207,48413049,48413891,48412108,48412948,48414421,48411810,48412732,48412980,48419466,48412155,48412955,48422508,48416863,48414900,48412283,48412814,48421341,48412629,48419341,48414399,48412897,48413765,48412984,48413077,48413992,48424097,48412960,48412211,48412313],"score":570,"time":1780492926,"title":"Mouseless – keyboard-driven control of macOS/Linux/Windows","type":"story","url":"https://mouseless.click"}],[48383056,{"by":"pdyc","descendants":762,"id":48383056,"kids":[48387965,48383816,48390894,48388309,48383618,48383652,48389243,48391183,48391105,48395516,48392390,48390289,48389304,48402604,48389201,48383399,48387826,48384559,48397005,48389031,48392479,48402570,48383583,48383754,48397709,48390991,48389116,48388135,48387518,48390094,48391002,48389873,48387795,48383631,48391429,48387823,48412997,48394183,48398455,48394911,48396556,48383828,48383679,48394660,48397930,48409813,48392659,48388610,48388804,48397906,48395549,48398681,48400606,48391252,48391828,48391088,48395389,48390057,48388205,48403837,48390879,48390319,48391640,48383668,48409776,48389945,48390220,48390270,48383655,48392914,48397489,48397203,48390467,48411845,48390781,48400067,48399737,48388950,48400570,48401178,48394116,48401230,48403630,48398183,48388713,48397158,48405081,48388406,48383812],"score":617,"text":"https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-06-02/uber-caps... (https://archive.ph/ZrwAy)","time":1780489514,"title":"Uber's $1,500/month AI limit is a useful signal for AI tool pricing","type":"story","url":"https://simonwillison.net/2026/Jun/3/uber-caps-usage/"}],[48396686,{"by":"borkasm","descendants":14,"id":48396686,"kids":[48397104,48397035,48398631,48397811,48397754,48397080,48398569],"score":9,"text":"Hey HN,

what I wanted to build here is a proper universal layer for persisted agentic sessions, that could be seamlessly interacted both via web and a messenger (Telegram). I really like what's done so far and would be nice to hear some feedback from you.

The interesting thing is that I started to use Chatcode during its development as soon it was possible, so used this tool to build itself.

I know that there could be trust/privacy concerns, because it relies on a gateway that you need to install on your machine in order to work, but:\n1. You can use it on any machine, just have some test VPS for that\n2. I really believe you will love it as soon as it fits your needs! And it's free to start BTW.

Anyways, looking forward to your questions/suggestions.","time":1780569356,"title":"Show HN: Chatcode – Remote Control for Claude Code and Codex","type":"story","url":"https://chatcode.dev/"}]]

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