15:[[47878905,{"by":"mfiguiere","descendants":732,"id":47878905,"kids":[47879561,47890578,47883626,47879700,47879260,47879849,47879753,47880663,47879064,47880509,47885144,47882324,47880433,47880253,47883125,47882448,47880170,47879327,47888655,47881815,47882769,47885611,47884980,47879675,47886781,47880621,47879107,47879397,47879685,47880230,47888541,47881535,47881734,47885168,47878977,47880871,47882658,47881877,47880724,47880213,47891613,47883472,47879844,47880370,47880403,47879140,47881481,47880935,47891632,47879112,47887525,47890514,47879676,47881597,47884238,47883892,47895012,47880271,47883063,47879338,47879766,47894375,47880142,47881201,47888733,47885940,47883233,47879475,47879358,47888796,47882484,47879106,47881848,47888186,47881671,47888905,47884784,47882225,47888741,47879051,47879390,47879232,47879905,47887483,47886525,47879856,47887083,47880728,47880847,47885008,47880766,47879170,47880366,47883730,47880311,47883667,47879804,47880121,47880395,47879282,47883496,47881436,47887149,47898738,47880558,47881852,47879725,47879869,47881186,47888409,47881260,47880542,47879205,47880011,47887534,47888668,47880749,47884015,47880320,48009742,47885702,47881698,47898367,47880083,47885044,47883851,47887158,47893015,47892825,47887110,47888027,47881204,47888094,47879817,47881392,47959239,47880241,47885348,47884588,47882624,47879871],"score":942,"time":1776966518,"title":"An update on recent Claude Code quality reports","type":"story","url":"https://www.anthropic.com/engineering/april-23-postmortem"}],[47862180,{"by":"entreel","descendants":8,"id":47862180,"kids":[47865752,47866427,47862694],"score":4,"text":"I recently saw a dev tool with great architecture and test coverage sitting at ~30 users after 4 months.

It seems like a common structural issue for technical founders. We naturally bias toward optimising code and feature completeness because that's what we are good at, while treating distribution as a secondary problem to be solved "later."

For the technical founders here who successfully transitioned from engineering a product to actually distributing it, how did you force that mindset shift? Did you bring on a co-founder, or did you brute-force the marketing yourself?

(I wrote up some of my own thoughts on this on Hashnode https://istiaq.hashnode.dev/the-ideas-in-startup-ecosystem, but I'm looking for practical advice from this community).","time":1776858171,"title":"How do you overcome the \"build it and they will come\" trap?","type":"story"}],[47835411,{"by":"sanity","descendants":74,"id":47835411,"kids":[47852280,47845602,47846096,47845835,47845722,47845409,47846772,47844999,47844822,47852031,47845771,47846042,47845262,47849089,47846865,47845101,47845130,47847981,47854545,47851601,47849083,47854279,47853946,47845004,47845446,47855546,47844770,47844373,47850572,47847434,47846909,47848403,47863303,47860735],"score":160,"text":"$16","time":1776697624,"title":"Show HN: Mediator.ai – Using Nash bargaining and LLMs to systematize fairness","type":"story","url":"https://mediator.ai/"}],[47803524,{"by":"fnoef","descendants":97,"id":47803524,"kids":[47809203,47805275,47827969,47807123,47822084,47804163,47834851,47851354,47838367,47803823,47834191,47820881,47885638,47814111,47819747,47865138,47856897,47828652,47816501,47811088,47803614,47806238,47807757,47803674,47804987,47842347,47805407,47813130,47822556,47821566,47809481,47804574,47815562,47806489,47804709,47818581,47807915,47869868,47805307,47862030,47803572,47806723,47807545,47804456,47807937,47804568,47806054,47866029,47807956,47805827,47805353,47804197,47805548,47804741,47807617,47816553,47806195,47854396,47830601,47832337,47849101,47862950,47816518,47859670,47804211,47851365,47811090,47822335,47809509,47808061,47812550,47805705],"score":78,"text":"$17","time":1776412518,"title":"Ask HN: Building a solo business is impossible?","type":"story"}],[47791507,{"by":"joozio","descendants":67,"id":47791507,"kids":[47791718,47791808,47793637,47791773,47792146,47791608,47792092,47792136,47791896,47791700,47792906,47795569,47799768,47792876,47791998,47792694,47791978,47792331,47802461,47792680,47792851,47791748],"score":65,"time":1776338705,"title":"The noise we make is hurting animals. Can we learn to shut up?","type":"story","url":"https://www.technologyreview.com/2026/04/16/1135179/anthropogenic-noise-hurting-animals/"}],[47660925,{"by":"StanAngeloff","descendants":753,"id":47660925,"kids":[47664442,47664246,47662808,47663676,47663194,47663016,47667926,47663444,47662820,47663267,47663138,47664160,47664098,47668259,47663704,47667686,47663907,47664038,47663550,47664401,47663037,47663753,47672963,47672702,47677998,47665756,47666489,47663119,47663494,47667200,47662803,47663152,47779650,47663209,47664247,47663390,47670206,47665073,47664608,47671177,47663320,47662948,47665567,47664922,47664637,47668291,47667188,47664114,47663690,47664612,47662962,47735527,47664866,47662829,47663050,47671465,47706691,47680553,47672402,47664313,47676445,47664311,47664006,47661327,47675022,47686424,47668273,47671384,47664029,47669664,47663523,47672028,47671805,47660970,47672918,47673482,47664558,47671613,47663644,47663647,47666937,47663329,47667762,47663302,47662998,47663477,47664277,47662902,47669797,47663582,47663045,47663528,47666428,47674464,47666839,47665075,47664131,47663801,47663186,47667698,47674645,47664142,47663999,47663497,47680332,47737370,47664814,47664453,47664631,47662882,47662890,47670134,47671600,47671889,47671412,47672631,47679661,47665337,47664301,47663181,47663301,47703516,47670696,47669975,47676212,47669865,47749139,47765462,47738121,47664457,47670835,47679059,47671641,47714647,47713333,47663034,47673218,47664097,47672557,47668229,47663486,47671437,47682966,47669922,47674923,47676913,47663941,47675543,47663067,47667274,47665474,47662864,47666884],"score":1364,"time":1775483435,"title":"Issue: Claude Code is unusable for complex engineering tasks with Feb updates","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues/42796"}],[47647455,{"by":"tosh","descendants":366,"id":47647455,"kids":[47650509,47651221,47649772,47647930,47650640,47652100,47648086,47647956,47647955,47648802,47649217,47648326,47650763,47655481,47649626,47647972,47647989,47647907,47648409,47647925,47650106,47648713,47652807,47652814,47648298,47649098,47650021,47650297,47656955,47648132,47647902,47655499,47656992,47651250,47648122,47648038,47648069,47654525,47647910,47649317,47648469,47651420,47655492,47647908,47649910,47650825,47650217,47649064,47647904,47652907,47663775,47651135,47648040,47655488,47667219,47648726,47650742,47648663,47648113,47665854,47649533,47652512,47651526,47650654,47647994,47653483,47649390,47647883,47648683,47650904,47648450,47655186,47650445,47652367,47654043,47648275,47654422,47668204,47648103,47652396,47655605,47647936,47647970,47648468,47651262,47651004,47648626,47648785,47651194,47654269,47648644,47650707,47648169,47653118,47652078,47650476,47655723,47656213,47650730,47653886,47650930,47652207,47654233,47656079,47648721],"score":904,"time":1775379378,"title":"Caveman: Why use many token when few token do trick","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/JuliusBrussee/caveman"}],[47640722,{"by":"noslop","descendants":148,"id":47640722,"kids":[47641433,47641942,47641297,47641503,47641691,47641701,47640934,47641186,47641561,47642015,47641508,47642076,47641340,47641432,47641253,47641539,47641868,47641361,47641596,47642041,47641617,47641639,47642426,47641230,47641654,47641703,47641468,47645392,47641588,47641572,47642282,47641379,47641445,47641702,47641470,47645444,47641217,47641350,47642297,47641390,47642361,47641490,47641534,47765524,47642495,47644938,47644583,47641442,47641329],"score":155,"time":1775321131,"title":"12k AI-generated blog posts added in a single commit","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/OneUptime/blog/commit/30cd2384794c897d95aca77d173db44af51ca849"}],[47625952,{"by":"ramkarthikk","descendants":195,"id":47625952,"kids":[47628762,47626123,47626910,47631055,47628047,47626650,47627107,47626788,47627031,47627946,47626991,47632115,47635940,47626155,47631237,47626992,47636189,47638409,47631681,47629108,47629033,47637896,47658804,47627456,47627118,47628378,47631151,47629255,47626386,47626183,47626703,47629532,47630173,47627957,47627577,47626899,47631991,47635714,47630406,47626584,47633903,47626091,47696191,47627043,47629759,47627090,47631792,47631955,47627306,47644733,47626265,47631500,47629593,47632721,47649258,47634663,47639535,47628572,47628453,47632406,47627807,47630233,47626178,47626314,47626813,47629072,47628837,47626447,47630134,47627783,47642962,47631811,47697205,47626561,47627035,47627551,47627469,47628187,47632643,47625994,47626121,47634141,47627535,47626318,47626841,47628401,47628726,47636901,47629350,47628085,47637943,47628359,47628602,47627104,47631546,47635346,47635103,47631508,47646800,47634620,47636207,47629463,47634132,47650662,47651113,47628729,47627250,47629160,47627089,47626061,47626453,47628699],"score":783,"text":"With social media and now AI, its important to keep the indie web alive. There are many people who write frequently. Blogosphere tries to highlight them by fetching the recent posts from personal blogs across many categories.

There are two versions:\nMinimal (HN-inspired, fast, static): https://text.blogosphere.app/\nNon-minimal: https://blogosphere.app/

If you don't find your blog (or your favorite ones), please add them. I will review and approve it.","time":1775219625,"title":"Show HN: I built a frontpage for personal blogs","type":"story","url":"https://text.blogosphere.app/"}],[47616250,{"by":"break_the_bank","descendants":28,"id":47616250,"kids":[47617857,47623691,47624277,47618278,47624247,47623343,47620743,47622018,47638426,47663269,47617726,47617578,47619945,47625490,47616857,47625350,47624648,47623953,47620950,47618824,47623457,47654205,47635847,47617838,47621165,47618592,47659868,47623915,47617760,47700031,47624380],"score":15,"text":"Curious what HackerNews users are using right now. Mapping my IDE usage since 2022

Goland (2022-2024)-> Cursor(November 2024 to February 2026) -> Claude Code (& VSCode or Cursor for manual edits)

The Claude Code setup is interesting, I use the terminal or GitHub for diffs. I do open an editor to do manual edits, especially when I am doing something new( that the LLM hasn't been trained on) or debugging something.

Potential improvements

Stripe Projects ( creating API keys from CLI) as something that I have wanted in the past as with LLMs sometimes with a project the slowest part seems to be deployment / bringing all the keys. I also don't enjoy the fact that I can't push a job to the web when I am leaving work. Worktrees aren't fun as I can't run the services on different ports that easily for testing, further managing different TMUXs is painful. I am curious what tools people here are using, also what do people do while the LLM generates.","time":1775145660,"title":"Ask HN: What is your dev set up like?","type":"story"}],[47564421,{"by":"speckx","descendants":257,"id":47564421,"kids":[47565756,47564679,47564922,47564612,47564892,47564999,47564670,47564755,47564680,47573493,47564758,47567019,47566262,47572581,47565562,47565038,47565642,47565363,47572022,47566471,47569842,47565595,47565513,47573990,47572324,47566605,47566742,47576136,47566296,47567537,47566229,47571991,47565683,47567075,47566057,47569038,47570551,47567984,47566849,47566449,47571817,47575269,47565448,47569687,47568015,47566582,47573201,47566074,47570833,47565381,47569557,47573863,47567766,47569343,47565765,47564603,47566682,47575268,47573182,47572089,47598917,47564944,47566943,47568846,47567940,47565376,47588228,47575222,47575340,47565432,47564856,47565128],"score":688,"time":1774800742,"title":"Voyager 1 runs on 69 KB of memory and an 8-track tape recorder","type":"story","url":"https://techfixated.com/a-1977-time-capsule-voyager-1-runs-on-69-kb-of-memory-and-an-8-track-tape-recorder-4/"}],[47516319,{"by":"noduerme","descendants":16,"id":47516319,"kids":[47517241,47516844,47516910,47517729,47516331,47521247,47522756,47525893,47523806,47518689,47547955,47525011,47545765,47523284,47518549,47534437,47526852,47519365],"score":4,"text":"Background: My dad, my mom's dad, and my uncle all suffered from dementia; having a deep, multi-threaded conversation which you were invested in, where you suddenly need to remind the other person of what you were talking about, or who they are, has emotional consequences that range from deep frustration to helpless anger.

Can you feel when your agent has just compressed or lost context? Can you tell by how it bullshits you that it knows where it is, while it's trying to grasp what was going on? What's your emotional response to that?","time":1774440884,"title":"Ask HN: How do you feel when your coding assistant loses context?","type":"story"}],[47474967,{"by":"robhati","descendants":55,"id":47474967,"kids":[47475773,47476169,47582591,47474968,47478134,47475524,47479345,47484779,47475854,47495506,47475626,47479425,47476056,47495436,47477946,47476164],"score":141,"time":1774160639,"title":"HopTab – Open source macOS app switcher and tiler that replaces Cmd+Tab","type":"story","url":"https://www.royalbhati.com/hoptab"}],[46997519,{"by":"randycupertino","descendants":434,"id":46997519,"kids":[47000079,47000552,46998534,47000211,46998496,46999870,46998395,46998974,46998914,46998925,46999025,47001118,46997647,47001025,46998427,46999671,46999290,46997528,46998950,47003719,47011341,47002423,46998642,46998244,47000733,47000352,46999832,46999679,46998812,47000890,46998273,47009723,46999065,46999833,47014598,46999098,46999015,47001366,47001386,47001220,46999099,47008646,47000133,47000387,47011933,46998287,47001253,47001389,47002785,46998204,46997888,47001944,46999539,46998809,47001734,47013537,47006462,46999769,47008859,47000865,46998433,46999502,46998722,46999100,46997922,46998628,46999068,47000367,46998757,46999326,47002009],"score":497,"time":1770944091,"title":"Skip the Tips: A game to select \"No Tip\" but dark patterns try to stop you","type":"story","url":"https://skipthe.tips/"}]]

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