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  1. Vibe Code vs. Trad Code (dolthub.com)
    6 points 1
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  3. gpt-oss-safeguard: A new milestone for open source safety infrastructure (roost.tools)
    4 points 1
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  5. Ask HN: How do you organize work as a solo developer?

    I'm working on a large-ish project that is currently just me. I find myself in a strange middle ground. Using standard software development practices (issues, backlogs, kanbans) definitely feels like overkill, way too…

    61 points 44
  6. DALL-E 3 censors mild leftist prompts

    Prompt: 5 students in a softly lit bar, discussing art and labor with drinks and notes. Response: I'm unable to generate images as your request didn't align with the content policy. Please feel free to adjust or provide…

    4 points 6
  7. Why can't our tech billionaires learn anything new? (davekarpf.substack.com)
    23 points 1
  8. Ask HN: What's going on with Amazon Prime shipping times?

    It used to be that in my area (NC Triangle), most items on Prime were available with 2-day shipping, and often same-day or overnight. As of the last month or so, the minimum time seems to be 5 days, with a large number…

    55 points 46
  9. Contrary to Trump’s claim, Google is not building a Covid-19 website (theverge.com)
    2 points 4
  10. An Elaborate Academic-Journal Hoax (chronicle.com)
    119 points 164
  11. Everything bad about Facebook is bad for the same reason (qz.com)
    3 points 0
  12. Frameworks, Libraries and Templates in Arachne (arachne-framework.org)
    17 points 0
  13. Arachne Web Framework for Clojure (kickstarter.com)
    8 points 0
  14. My data was hacked. Are credit monitoring services at all worthwhile?

    My data was included in the recent Experian/T-Mobile breach. My entire credit application - including SSN - was compromised, apparently. They're offering two years of free credit monitoring from ProtectMyId as…

    1 points 0
  15. More Power for Datomic Datalog: Negation, Disjunction, and Range Optimizations (blog.datomic.com)
    29 points 0
  16. Insomnium (a successful metal band) wrote their last album via email (youtube.com)
    1 points 0
  17. What is a good high level language that is also highly efficient?

    My personal interests, as well as most of my career, have led me to very high-level languages such as Ruby and Clojure. However, I've recently become interested in some problem domains that are usually best approached…

    5 points 5
  18. Ask HN: How important is it for a project to be a legal entity, early on?

    I've been working on a potential startup idea in my spare time, and I think I'll eventually want to run with it. The thing is, I don't know yet how "big" it's going to be. It may end up only being a hobby site I keep up…

    7 points 5
  19. First Clojure conference (first.clojure-conj.org)
    77 points 22
  20. Ask HN: How much would it cost to create a new development stack?

    I'm entirely sold on the idea of VMs. The idea of multiple languages compiling to a target bytecode running on a cross-platform, high-performance VM is in my opinion one of the biggest advances in software development…

    3 points 9
  21. Ask HN: Any good books on graphing/charting/visualization?

    My day job has me working on a project that has vast amounts of data available in tabular form, but no way to analyze the data except to search it and display it in more tables. Pages and pages of tables. I'd love to…

    47 points 39
  22. Ask HN: Which technology should I use for client-side web encryption?

    I'm moving forward with developing a prototype of a cryptographically secure social networking site/messaging service/photo service. All encryption will take place on the browser, using Open PGP standards. The server…

    5 points 10
  23. Would you use a cryptographically secure social network?

    All data (including fact-of data) would be encrypted. The only parties able to decrypt it would be those individuals or groups explicitly targeted by the author. The company/service itself wouldn't even have access to…

    4 points 13