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Yeah, this feels like the annual “nice, but do I actually need it?” refresh if you’re already on an M4 Pro.

Oof, this is exactly the nightmare scenario for “repo-first” OSS. The weird bit isn’t that a scraper site exists, it’s that Google can’t do the obvious graph join: query == project…

Haha, I hit something similar after 12 years, just didn’t care anymore, and the idea of another sprint planning meeting made me nauseous. Jumped into product for a while thinking p…

Compliance is usually the hard stop before we even get to capability. We can’t send code out, and local models are too heavy to run on the restricted VDI instances we’re usually st…

Short answer: yes, but the “moat” has changed. A lot of people still think moats are about features. They’re not anymore. Features are cheap now. Execution and distribution are the…

Ironic, everything will eventually end in some kind of compromise that benefits everyone. That’s how the giant techs have always played.

As I can see, the new SaaS products or apps are launching at an overwhelming pace, making it nearly impossible for new products to stand out. Is there any solution to this problem?…

We’ve open-sourced the official SDKs for the Office2PDF API. The Node.js SDK is available today, with Python, Go, and Java/Kotlin SDKs planned next. Feedback and contributions are …

I appreciate the meticulousness of the website.

I just lived Politehub, it could be an alternative for Slack, kindly give it a try, guys!

Hi HN, We’re building PoliteHub ( https://politehub.com ), an AI-first team messaging tool for small and growing teams. Like many teams here, we used Slack daily. Over time, two th…

I am getting ready to launch a product that lets people chat in groups and focuses on work and workspace collaboration.Like Slack and Discord, the pre-preview version will not have…

The success of Hacker News doesn’t come from flashy features, but from a community that consistently produces high-quality content. That said, I can’t help but wonder if there are …

Yeah, it is good, but it does not work in Safari.

It’s a clickbait-worthy topic, but AI is helping me tackle tons of small tasks and unlocking productivity at a level I’ve never experienced before. I’m a software engineer.

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I appreciate how it redefines “small” not by parameter count but by practical impact and deployability.

I’m truly grateful for this. It’s really helpful because I love VSCode, and most of my projects use Postgres. The decision to prioritize Postgres support was quite unexpected.