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I'd be curious how it handles someone parking poorly in that bay e.g. diagonally. Presumably those lines serve as a parking guide and the door won't close unless you park correctly…

Presumably Goldman Sachs (or any investment bank worth its salt)

I was thoroughly confused at why the website was showing the weather for York. Since I studied there (and it's straight up a lovely place), I visit quite often and subsequently che…

I am building an interviewing and hiring platform ( https://coderba.se/ ) but I've also hired/interviewed and shaped hiring processes at several companies before. It's ridiculous h…

This entered the daily rotation (currently dominated by NYT Games) for our wife and me, thank you!

Firecracker is fantastic technology. I'm using it for my interviewing startup to run isolated runtimes for coding interviews (and personal workspaces), and it's been rock solid and…

Quick NPR Short Wave episode about this https://www.npr.org/2026/05/27/nx-s1-5806598/disease-science...

Nice post! You piqued my curiosity, so after a bit of research it turns out that, with techniques like MTP/MLA/CSA, it's quite probable that these models are much more efficient (a…

That's me with Google Antigravity. Switching back to vscode was such a breath of fresh air. Porting over my (extensive) settings/extensions/keyboard shortcuts was extremely easy to…

I'm working on Coderbase ( https://coderba.se/ ), a platform for running technical interviews. It started with live interviews cuz that's what I know best, having run over 3,000 in…

I've been through the exact same migration path and I'm so incredibly happy with Better Auth. Good reminder that I should contribute: https://better-auth.com/docs/reference/contrib…

Hey HN, wanted to share an early peek at what I've been building over the past few weeks. I've spent the last 7 years conducting over 3,000 technical interviews. Along the way, I m…

Otta in the UK (now eaten by the inexplicably-named Welcome to the Jungle) used to have a very involved vetting process during company onboarding, and I could verify that it was a …

Obligatory "this is why I love HN" but even for that standard, this is is an incredibly open account, thank you for the insight and sorry it hasn't seemed to pan out quite how you …

Quite chuffed someone else mentioned Djokovic, who is close to 39 and just played an Australian Open final. (Yes he got lucky with 2 freebies but he _did_ beat Sinner in the semifi…

> After go-micro‘s maintainer went off the rails What do you mean by this? Genuinely curious, as someone who's followed that project in the past.

I've interviewed 3k people with Karat as a professional interviewer, and several hundred more as a hiring manager. The very few times I received direct emails from candidates attem…

This is a strong contender. Other candidates (hard to find links to the first editions): - https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/11177063-creating-cool-w... - https://www.goodreads.c…

I've been calling this context.md in my projects (alongside a progress.md for TODOs and breaking down complex tasks). I don't care what we call it as long as we settle on a convent…

I use it mostly as smarter autocomplete and it's still absolutely worth it. I really tried having it write unit tests in Go, write simple Astro websites, etc, but I'm never satisfi…

Drama aside, I thought I'd share a fun fact with the youngins: John Gruber (yes, the Apple blog guy) is the creator of Markdown. Thanks, John!

Having used Go professionally for over a decade, I can count on one hand the times I used recover(). I've actually just refactored some legacy code last week to remove a panic/reco…