MurphyA/hacker-news huggingface dataset:
by justin_sdx | 2025-10-01 15:01:27+00:00
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by Stratoscope | 2025-10-01 15:01:30+00:00
Location: Menlo Park, CA

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by corradoTurbo | 2025-10-01 15:01:36+00:00
Location: Berlin, Germany Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: TypeScript, Rust, React / React Native, SQL, Terraform, NixOS Résumé/CV: https://koray.onl GitHub: github.com/koraybey Email: hello@koray.onl

I’ve spent more than ten years building and scaling cross‑platform products, from a social app that grew to 1 M users to embedded stacks for quick‑service restaurants. I’ve founded companies, raised venture capital, led engineering teams, and today I ship everything from React Native apps to Rust firmware on single-board computers.

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by ldim99 | 2025-10-01 15:01:40+00:00
As many people on here have said, and in any company that of worked with, and as any developer friend that I've asked - not writing documentation seems to be the industry standard. It doesn't matter what the size of the company is or the actual sector, I haven't found a single person to tell me that it is company policy to spend X hours a week or month to update documentation where needed.

If you have ever been a junior anywhere and are kind of introverted like me, you'll know how horrible it is trying to do your fist tasks but having to ask a ton of questions to figure it out and taking up the time of your lead. At least for me it has always been a dreadful experience.

So, I've taken up to opportunity to try and solve this in some way and while this is not a promotion per se, I would really love your feedback if you have been in my shoes before.

I made doconce.com to literally connect my Github and Notion and it creates AI-generated pages of documentation as I create pull requests for any specific branch that I want it to track. I've made it somewhat useful to me and it really is great to know that it is there with no extra effort but I'd love to hear what you think about this and what your experience was if you had the time to try it.
by freehorse | 2025-10-01 15:01:41+00:00
Yes, they basically got the ios native version to also run for macs [0]. The perks of apple silicon I guess. It is a bit ironic how going to ARM architecture initially was initially thought of a burden for developpers having to maintain both x86 and ARM versions, while as it turns out, for those who target both ios and macos it makes it easier.

I am not sure if the old electron-based whatsapp is still available, maybe the one from the website, vs the one from app store, is still electron?

[0] https://9to5mac.com/2024/09/04/whatsapp-discontinue-electron...
by raxxorraxor | 2025-10-01 15:01:57+00:00
I guess they embed the news of the day and let it summarize it. You can add metadata to the training set, which you should technically query reliably. You don't have to let the model do the summarization of the source, which can be erroneous.

Far more interesting is how they aggregate the data. I thought many sources moved behind paywalls already.
by parkaboy | 2025-10-01 15:01:58+00:00
I like the idea as someone working in a regulated environment. We just paid ~$10k to a counsel to help craft our documents, but they are highly bespoke to our needs.

That being said, I don't know how much I'd trust the results without having a human legal review in the loop. Perhaps that could be an up-charge/add-on: partner with a few firm/counsel that has deep experience different niche regulated areas (e.g. FDA), and then say e.g. for an add'l $500, get a stamp of approval on the document from a counsel who is well-versed in the space.
by Macha | 2025-10-01 15:02:13+00:00
> So why is Russia and Israel seen so differently?

Israel had more accumulated goodwill left to burn though. Russia was on thin ice after Abkhazia, Crimea, etc. Israel was basically seen positively beforehand.

It's not infinite. A year ago it was basically only Muslim countries, some UN observers and the odd outlier like Ireland or Spain that were criticising Israel. But we've had in recent times the leaders of the UK and Germany criticising Israeli actions, and a decent number of mainstream US politicians even too. Israel is at serious risk of burning through as much goodwill in 2023-2026 as Russia did in 2008-2022.
by lberlin | 2025-10-01 15:02:17+00:00
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We aren't actually hiring anyone immediately, but we've hired a handful of great engineers from HN and inevitably will need to hire again. We've found having those conversations and keeping in touch is much better than going through the process from scratch each time, as it fast tracks the process a great deal when the time comes. So reach out if you think you're a good fit.

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by corradoTurbo | 2025-10-01 15:02:30+00:00
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I’ve spent more than ten years building and scaling cross‑platform products, from a social app that grew to 1 M users to embedded stacks for quick‑service restaurants. I’ve founded companies, raised venture capital, led engineering teams, and today I ship everything from React Native apps to Rust firmware on single-board computers.

Best at taking things from zero to production and turning chaotic codebases into production-ready, scalable systems. You can see my full work at koray.onl; please reach out if you’d like to learn more.
by seanwilson | 2025-10-01 15:02:32+00:00
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by card_zero | 2025-10-01 15:02:39+00:00
Neither LLMs nor popular search engines return "I don't know" often enough. They will waste your time with bad approximations to an answer instead. But as you say, "the thing you're asking for might not exist" is useful information, and lets you make faster progress with your guessing, so this compulsion to always supply an answer just slows down the process of getting to a good one.
by mcv | 2025-10-01 15:03:18+00:00
I don't know what a renaissance fair is like exactly, but Netherland has several medieval and fantasy themed festivals.

Castle Fest is centered around music (I think it was originally organized by the folk band Omnia), but has tons of combat and archery demonstrations, a market with clothes and weapons (blunt steel and boffer), esoteric stuff and anything else that vaguely fits in there.

Elfia, formerly known as the Elf Fantasy Fair is a fantasy-themed cosplay festival held twice a year.

Keltfest (10,000 visitors, apparently) is about ancient crafts, music, archery, with workshops and demonstrations.

I've also been to a few smaller ones I forgot the names of, but these are all pretty big, I think.
by aeon_ai | 2025-10-01 15:03:20+00:00
> adding it to the one place where devs still type a lot of text

Because that's where the text the devs type still matters most.

Do I care significantly about this feature's existence, and find it an affront to humanity? No.

But, people who find themselves using auto-complete to make even their prompts for them will absolutely be disintermediated, so I think it wise to ensure people understand that by making funny jokes about it.
by Redeker_15_Beep | 2025-10-01 15:03:25+00:00
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by fellowniusmonk | 2025-10-01 15:03:34+00:00
Meaning can be found yes.

But just remember, we are the only observed entities that _create_ meaning, complex, rich, nuanced meaning. We are the meaning generators of the universe.

If the universe has a random forest walk to create meaning, to try new cool stuff, to hold a mirror to and understand itself.

We are it.

We don't know and ex ante can't predict which human(s) might reverse entropy, alter the topology of the universe, prevent an asteroid from wiping us out, escape the bounds of this reality.

None of those things may ever happen, but as far as I know they haven't been strictly ruled out yet.

It's early days yet.
by rugu | 2025-10-01 15:03:40+00:00
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by oniony | 2025-10-01 15:03:41+00:00
It's because shops were traditionally named after the people who owned them. There are still loads of shops bearing people's names, even now.

"Sainsbury's" supermarket used to be "J. Sainsbury's" named after its founder John Sainsbury, &c. "Morrisons" was "Wm Morrison" founded by William Morrison. So when you refer to a shop you say Sainbury's as in [Mr.] Sainsbury's shop, or "Morrison's" as in Mr. Morrison's shop.

Then this becomes so ingrained it gets misapplied sometimes. I don't think I'd ever say Asda's though. But I would say Tesco's, even though Tesco is the initials of three people.

Surely this is the same worldwide?
by haskellshill | 2025-10-01 15:03:42+00:00
> used for things I can't even imagine today

So why worry about it? It's like worrying a camera will "capture your soul" or whatever the story about those tribesmen is.

> a local environment a specific behavior might be normal or accepted while in some other cultures it is not

Do you actually have an example of this or is this yet another hypothetical?
by chptung | 2025-10-01 15:03:55+00:00
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by jader201 | 2025-10-01 15:04:00+00:00
I see these complaints on HN a lot, and maybe it’s anecdotal, but I just don’t see this in the real world these days.

If someone shares a sheet with me, it’s for the intended purpose of sharing data and/or visualizations of that data.

I’ve always been a huge fan of spreadsheets, and the rare times I’ve encountered them being misused, it was a long time ago, and not near enough to make me an “anti-spreadsheet” person.

It sounds like these anti-spreadsheet people need to find a new place to work and/or new coworkers.

Either way people shouldn’t be anti-spreadsheets because some people misuse them. That doesn’t change the fact that they’re a great tool for tracking/sharing/visualizing data.
by antonvs | 2025-10-01 15:04:13+00:00
No, there are different scenarios. In this case we're looking at incomplete evidence of history, and we know with certainty that there are many phenomena for which evidence didn't survive. The usual way this is dealt with is to talk about "the oldest known X."

With many things in science, there isn't anything like that degree of incomplete information. We can talk about, say, a chemical reaction with extremely high certainty.

Also, in many cases a theory provides implicit context which makes the resulting statements true in the context of that theory. We can say that in general relativity, a black hole has a singularity at its center. There's no doubt about that, but it doesn't tell us whether actual physical black holes contain singularities.
by simonw | 2025-10-01 15:04:13+00:00
Let's look at every PR on GitHub in public repos (many of which are likely to be under open source licenses) that may have been created with LLM tools, using GitHub Search for various clues:

GitHub Copilot: 247,000 https://github.com/search?q=is%3Apr+author%3Acopilot-swe-age... - is:pr author:copilot-swe-agent[bot]

Claude: 147,000 https://github.com/search?q=is%3Apr+in%3Abody+%28%22Generate... - is:pr in:body ("Generated with Claude Code" OR "Co-Authored-By: Claude" OR "Co-authored-by: Claude")

OpenAI Codex: ~2,000,000 (over-estimate, there's no obvious author reference here so this is just title or bid containing "codex"): https://github.com/search?q=is%3Apr+%28in%3Abody+OR+in%3Atit... - is:pr (in:body OR in:title) codex

Suggestions for improvements to this methodology are welcome!
Show HN: OneTabMan
by letmetweakit | 2025-10-01 15:04:16+00:00
Hi HN,

I've made a Chrome extension that only allows a single tab in a browser window in an attempt to regain my focus when browsing the web and more generally, when sitting behind my computer (which is a lot).

What it does: -Opening a new tab with the '+' button or keyboard shortcut will not work. -Opening a link in a new tab will open the link in the current tab instead.

I have tested this on Chrome and Brave.

Writing browser extensions is not my forte, I have made this using Claude Code. It will contain bugs, feel free to submit a PR.

Try it out and let me know what you think!
by atrettel | 2025-10-01 15:04:35+00:00
Location: United States

Remote: Open to remote, hybrid, and in person

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: C, C++, Fortran, Java, Message Passing Interface (MPI), Python (Matplotlib, Numpy, Pandas, Scipy), SQL (especially SQLite)

Résumé/CV: Available upon request

Email: hnjobs-gndxgr@atrettel.net

Hi, I'm Andrew Trettel. I'm a scientist with a PhD in mechanical engineering looking for any potential opportunities outside of academia and research labs. I have over a decade of experience in scientific research, especially on the numerical side. I have years of experience in writing software for and running large simulations on high-performance computing (HPC) systems. I have also developed software for non-scientific purposes, like creating user interfaces for desktop applications. I have years of experience working with large datasets, including the tasks of calculating statistics and developing hypotheses/models/theories from data. I've worn many hats over the years and love learning new and interesting topics.