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Related: https://simonwillison.net/2026/May/8/unreasonable-effectiven...","time":1778302432,"title":"Using Claude Code: The unreasonable effectiveness of HTML","type":"story","url":"https://twitter.com/trq212/status/2052809885763747935"}],[48048477,{"by":"1vuio0pswjnm7","descendants":1,"id":48048477,"kids":[48048508],"score":2,"time":1778156354,"title":"SpaceX to rent data centre capacity to Anthropic","type":"story","url":"https://www.ft.com/content/aa0239b8-0d57-4dc8-8c1a-ed7ac4d689fb"}],[48014837,{"by":"laxmena","descendants":7,"id":48014837,"kids":[48017158,48051024,48015499,48035082,48018518,48035477,48052706,48021865,48015746,48017921],"score":8,"text":"Industry is increasingly moving towards complex, autonomous agentic loops and feedback chains. They obviously comes with significant latency, non-determinism, low-accuracy and cost.

I'm interested in hearing from engineers who have moved in the opposite direction.

At what point in your product lifecycle did you decide that agentic approach was wrong tool for the job?

What was the specific failure mode (reliability, cost, latency, maintainability) pushed you to replace agentic loop with more deterministic system/pipeline?","time":1777928081,"title":"Ask HN: When did you move from AI agentic loops to simpler deterministic system?","type":"story"}],[47930738,{"by":"sminchev","descendants":85,"id":47930738,"kids":[47930933,47931080,47931052,47931079,47930932,47931010,47931032,47931179,47930939,47931302,47930942,47931233,47931128,47931146,47930993,47930908,47931135,47930977,48032412,47933351,47931118],"score":80,"time":1777354534,"title":"Vibe coding will break your company","type":"story","url":"https://www.forbes.com/sites/jasonwingard/2026/04/23/vibe-coding-will-break-your-company/"}],[47899844,{"by":"najmuzzaman","descendants":115,"id":47899844,"kids":[47900197,47900222,47901360,47899990,47901936,47905066,47903196,47900421,47900272,47900949,47901491,47903600,47900034,47899922,47919663,47908137,47900176,47901587,47900554,47906730,47900185,47901185,47904972,47911793,47900347,47900201,47901627,47899960,47901808,47901447,47900083,47902027,47900238,47901854,47900002,47906667,47899966,47917962,47917993,47909111,47907845,47902765,47902506,47929858,47902755,47906351,47900082,47902853],"score":260,"text":"$17","time":1777107233,"title":"Show HN: A Karpathy-style LLM wiki your agents maintain (Markdown and Git)","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/nex-crm/wuphf"}],[47888068,{"by":"MichaelRazum","descendants":49,"id":47888068,"kids":[47888434,47888351,47888494,47890585,47891932,47888302,47890816,47888093,47897958,47889123,47892008,47890351,47888172,47889593,47891648,47890993,47975047,47888947,47892107,47889068,47889833],"score":52,"text":"This is already the second time I’ve observed this. People coming from highly respected universities are doing everything with AI. It’s even hard to argue with them, since it’s all cross-checked with ChatGPT and similar tools.

The picture of software development also looks completely different. Code that used to be readable in a few lines becomes 100 lines—overblown because, well, code is cheap. Now, I could argue that it makes things unreadable and so on, but honestly, who cares? Right? The AI can fix it if it breaks...

So what do you guys think? Is this the future? Maybe the skill to focus on is orchestrating AI, and if you don’t do that, you become a legacy developer—someone with COBOL-like skills—still needed, but from the past millennium.","time":1777025245,"title":"Ask HN: Am I getting old, or is working with AI juniors becoming a nightmare?","type":"story"}],[47875694,{"by":"Brajeshwar","descendants":23,"id":47875694,"kids":[47876232,47876812,47880212,47876084,47876041,47878145,47879029,47875829,47875924,47878432],"score":32,"time":1776951831,"title":"LLM pricing has never made sense","type":"story","url":"https://anderegg.ca/2026/04/22/llm-pricing-has-never-made-sense"}],[47833384,{"by":"paulaq","descendants":0,"id":47833384,"kids":[47833741],"score":1,"time":1776688583,"title":"Build AI evals from real failures","type":"story","url":"https://latitude.so/blog/annotation-queue-bridge"}],[47815948,{"by":"Anon84","descendants":0,"id":47815948,"kids":[47816177],"score":3,"time":1776520438,"title":"Dive into Claude Code: The Design Space of Today's and Future AI Agent Systems","type":"story","url":"https://arxiv.org/abs/2604.14228"}],[47758390,{"by":"rgs1","descendants":0,"id":47758390,"kids":[47758474],"score":6,"time":1776117482,"title":"The Lucy Syndrome: Why LLMs Forget Corrections","type":"story","url":"https://victordelpuerto.com/posts/lucy-syndrome-overview/"}],[47750641,{"by":"giuliomagnifico","descendants":0,"id":47750641,"kids":[47751455],"score":2,"time":1776080682,"title":"AIs can 'memorize' data they shouldn't. Can they be forced to forget?","type":"story","url":"https://www.science.org/content/article/ais-can-memorize-data-they-shouldn-t-can-they-be-forced-forget"}],[47674910,{"by":"FelipeCortez","descendants":55,"id":47674910,"kids":[47738814,47738158,47741987,47738200,47738058,47739677,47737874,47738621,47738090,47742113,47738412,47738223,47738275,47738054,47738138,47738036,47748120,47745091,47738627,47738017,47738737,47738451,47738191,47742743,47738092,47739253,47738398,47739078,47738403,47739187,47739098],"score":91,"time":1775567796,"title":"The Miller Principle (2007)","type":"story","url":"https://puredanger.github.io/tech.puredanger.com/2007/07/11/miller-principle/"}],[47730084,{"by":"shoman3003","descendants":1,"id":47730084,"kids":[47730866,47730225],"score":1,"text":"$18","time":1775911190,"title":"Persistent vs. Stubborn / Genius vs. Intelligent","type":"story"}],[47719740,{"by":"burnt-resistor","descendants":178,"id":47719740,"kids":[47721597,47720716,47722508,47721829,47720357,47723984,47720803,47860764,47720380,47720652,47722421,47721279,47723341,47741555,47722980,47795557,47720319,47720679,47722174,47725801,47726238,47733963,47721552,47723037,47748644,47723056,47728050,47720764,47721738,47725331,47727243,47725655,47720814,47726074,47723181,47720461,47721537,47721610,47738313,47720560,47721505,47723156,47725610,47723290,47720946,47725433,47723434,47722300,47730045,47727938,47721341,47730673,47725106,47720958,47730672,47722619,47727842,47720259,47723152,47750933,47738483,47733103,47719983,47725857,47724734,47723293,47723500,47734876,47729753,47723656,47735677,47729853,47727950,47722369,47722377,47721450,47720617,47720604],"score":1001,"time":1775835448,"title":"1D Chess","type":"story","url":"https://rowan441.github.io/1dchess/chess.html"}],[47719919,{"by":"ieuanking","descendants":0,"id":47719919,"kids":[47720691],"score":1,"text":"You can also search academic databases like ArXiv, Google Scholar, PubMed, and the web to find/import papers directly to your local folders. All of this is done so that all text generated by our agents is cited from context held inside the workspace which can be traced and verified with pin-point accuracy.

Would love to know what you think","time":1775836136,"title":"Ubik Studio: A desktop-native, NotebookLM alternative with agentic-annotation","type":"story","url":"https://old.reddit.com/r/electronjs/comments/1sfzgbr/built_an_llm_research_studio_for_working_with/"}],[47718812,{"by":"lschueller","descendants":126,"id":47718812,"kids":[47719219,47719041,47719190,47719250,47719189,47719155,47719186,47719158,47719239,47719408,47758830,47719221,47743888,47729722,47719081,47719473,47727269,47729657,47729666,47719160,47719264,47719076,47751765,47719397,47719354,47719295,47719157,47728460,47719444,47719060,47719327,47719315,47719181,47719241,47719364,47719178,47719531,47719267,47719290],"score":59,"time":1775831735,"title":"Why do we tell ourselves scary stories about AI?","type":"story","url":"https://www.quantamagazine.org/why-do-we-tell-ourselves-scary-stories-about-ai-20260410/"}],[47708411,{"by":"speckx","descendants":85,"id":47708411,"kids":[47710096,47710057,47709035,47710851,47709500,47709442,47708900,47709516,47710087,47709079,47713678,47710542,47709293,47708937,47714279,47710232,47709347,47710040,47713961,47710107,47711099,47710797,47710329,47709816,47708542],"score":111,"time":1775762225,"title":"Bitmap fonts make computers feel like computers again","type":"story","url":"https://korigamik.dev/blog/bitmap_fonts/"}]]

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