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I Cut Ties with Science's Top Publisher

https://www.thefp.com/p/why-i-cut-ties-with-sciences-top-publisher
1•ca98am79•1m ago•0 comments

End of The Line: How Saudi Arabia's Neom dream unravelled

https://www.ft.com/register/access
1•CharlesW•2m ago•1 comments

'No One Lives Forever' Turns 25 and You Still Can't Buy It Legitimately

https://www.techdirt.com/2025/11/13/no-one-lives-forever-turns-25-you-still-cant-buy-it-legitimat...
2•speckx•3m ago•0 comments

You need to become a Full Stack person; Product Engineer roles on the rise

https://den.dev/blog/full-stack-person/
1•frenchmajesty•4m ago•0 comments

Rabbit employees haven't been paid, while company teases new AI hardware

https://www.tomsguide.com/ai/whats-next-for-rabbit-employees-say-they-havent-been-paid-for-months...
1•waisbrot•4m ago•1 comments

Show HN: Journiv a Self-Hosted Privacy-First Journaling App Day One Alternative

https://github.com/journiv/journiv-app
1•swalabtech•4m ago•0 comments

IncidentPulse – Open-source incident management that doesn't suck

https://incident-pulse.vercel.app
1•bhoyee•5m ago•1 comments

La Niña Is Back: How It Relates to El Niño and Seasonal Forecasts

https://www.windy.com/-la-niña-is-back-how-it-relates-to-el-niño-and-seasonal-forecasts/articles/...
2•so-cal-schemer•5m ago•0 comments

Portable_Python: Self-contained Python distribution for Linux

https://github.com/qznc/portable_python
1•todsacerdoti•6m ago•0 comments

Keep Thinking

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FDNkDBNR7AM
1•hmokiguess•6m ago•0 comments

Project Azorian

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_Azorian
2•petethomas•6m ago•0 comments

wwwwwwwww.jodi.org

https://wwwwwwwww.jodi.org/
1•helloplanets•8m ago•0 comments

Show HN: Quantum Portfolio Optimizer – Quantum Computing for Stock Investments

https://soma.biz
1•Hellene•11m ago•0 comments

Nolan Williams, Who Stimulated the Brain to Treat Depression, Dies at 43

https://www.nytimes.com/2025/11/11/health/nolan-williams-dead.html
5•bonefishgrill•13m ago•1 comments

Beyond Quacking: Deep Integration of Language Models and RAG into DuckDB

https://www.vldb.org/pvldb/volumes/18/paper/Beyond%20Quacking%3A%20Deep%20Integration%20of%20Lang...
1•boshomi•13m ago•1 comments

Weight loss alone not enough to boost men's fertility

https://medicalxpress.com/news/2025-10-weight-loss-boost-men-fertility.html
2•PaulHoule•14m ago•0 comments

Open-source search tool for 2,895 House Oversight Epstein documents

https://github.com/markramm/EpsteinFiles
2•theramm•14m ago•1 comments

Feen

https://feen.ai
1•bellamoon544•16m ago•0 comments

Using AMD GPUs on Raspberry Pi Without Recompiling Linux

https://www.jeffgeerling.com/blog/2025/using-amd-gpus-on-raspberry-pi-without-recompiling-linux
2•furkansahin•16m ago•0 comments

The American Tradition of Trying to Address Anxiety with Parks

https://time.com/7288956/american-tradition-anxiety-parks/
3•bryanrasmussen•17m ago•0 comments

The Startup Launching AI Data Centers into Space [video]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hKw6cRKcqzY
1•bemmu•17m ago•0 comments

EU mandating a secure-by-design development process

https://trifectatech.org/blog/support-memory-safety-incentives-in-eu-cybersecurity-policies/
2•Flundstrom2•17m ago•0 comments

Show HN: Free tool to create custom guitar chord diagrams

https://chords-rho.vercel.app/
1•mike_xilo•17m ago•0 comments

Amazon Leo, Amazon's satellite broadband network

https://www.aboutamazon.com/news/innovation-at-amazon/what-is-amazon-project-kuiper
1•ChrisArchitect•19m ago•0 comments

Liii Stem vs. LaTeX

https://liiistem.com/docs/about-liii-stem-vs-latex.html
1•amichail•21m ago•0 comments

Lawyers hit with fines after AI flubs fill their filings

https://nypost.com/2025/11/12/business/lawyers-hit-with-fines-after-ai-flubs-fill-their-filings-t...
1•1vuio0pswjnm7•22m ago•1 comments

Show HN: Wegent –Open Source Cloud Coding Agent Platform

https://github.com/wecode-ai/Wegent
1•qdaxb•22m ago•0 comments

Code Wiki: Accelerating your code understanding

https://developers.googleblog.com/en/introducing-code-wiki-accelerating-your-code-understanding/
2•simonpure•24m ago•0 comments

Mixing Is the Heartbeat of Deep Lakes. At Crater Lake, It's Slowing Down

https://www.quantamagazine.org/mixing-is-the-heartbeat-of-deep-lakes-at-crater-lake-its-slowing-d...
1•jandrewrogers•25m ago•0 comments

Claude Is Listening

https://www.robinsloan.com/lab/claude-is-listening/
1•tobr•26m ago•0 comments
Open in hackernews

Oracle hit hard in Wall Street's tech sell-off over its AI bet

https://www.ft.com/content/583e9391-bdd0-433e-91e0-b1b93038d51e
55•1vuio0pswjnm7•1h ago

Comments

dmoy•53m ago
So debt financing (Oracle) vs fund-it-more-on-your-own (other big tech?) vs fund-it-with-equity (startups?)... I guess that makes some kind of sense? Oracle raises 4x the debt of e.g. Google?
nickff•43m ago
Many of the ‘AI data centers’ are being financed with debt; some are being done as joint ventures with companies like Blue Owl Capital (whose stock is also taking a beating).
JCM9•50m ago
I’m bullish on AI as tech but folks are starting to sniff out that the financials of everything going on at the moment aren’t sustainable for much longer.

I hope we have more of a “reality correction” than full blown bubble bursting, but the data is increasingly looking like we’re about to have a massive implosion that wipes out a generation of startups and sets the VC ecosystem back a decade.

hvb2•45m ago
The tech is way underpriced right now. It's basically a subsidized market right now, with the money flowing in coming from the private sector.

The problem here is that it remains to be seen who is willing to pay for the service once it's priced at cost or even with a margin. And based on valuations of AI companies one would expect a huge margin.

causal•35m ago
I wonder if a price correction would be a boon for open source, with the economics of smaller / self hosted models making a lot more sense when API prices have to surge.
AnimalMuppet•33m ago
A huge margin or a huge market at a moderate volume. But yes, the net profit has to be huge.
ForHackernews•29m ago
It's hard for me to imagine paying real money for something that gives me a maybe-hallucinated answer that I need to check every single time. A flaky test is worse than a failing test.
danielbln•23m ago
_sigh_

Yes LLMs hallucinate, no it's no longer 2022 and ChatGPT (gpt-3.5) is the pinnacle of LLM tech. Modern LLMs in an agentic loop can self correct, you still need to be on guard but if used correctly (yes, yes, holding it wrong etc. etc.) can do many, many tasks that do not suffer from "need to check every single time".

chmod775•4m ago
I must be holding it wrong then, because in my ChatGPT history I've abandoned 2/3rds of my conversations recently because it wasn't coming up with anything useful.

Granted, most of that was debugging some rather complicated typescript types which would probably be considered hard even for most humans, but the issue is that overall it wasted more of my time than it saved with its confidently wrong answers.

That's negative value to me. I cancelled my subscription this month for a reason.

dwa3592•30s ago
really? >>many tasks that do not suffer from "need to check every single time"

like which tasks?

How do you decide whether you need to check or not?

If you're asking it to complete 100 sequences, and if the error rate is 5%, which 5% of the sequences do you think it messed up or _thought_ otherwise? if the 5% is in the middle, would the next 50 sequences be okay?

mistrial9•29m ago
> it remains to be seen who is forced to pay

via govt relationships, long term irreplaceable services, debt or convictions.. Also don't forget the surveillance budgets and the best spigots there, win.

chasil•47m ago
https://archive.ph/WClqv
hehshjsdj•46m ago
Nothingburger, Larry has his little hat on and he is the crucible of information control post 2024
zerosizedweasle•39m ago
I said this earlier but: It's interesting to see the market try to do anything to rally. The problem is you guys are rallying on the thought that you've scared the Fed into cutting rates, but actually by rallying you short circuit it. You ensure they won't cut. And that's how the market's lillypad hopping thinking is actually just stupidity. You rallied, so now there are no rate cuts so the crash will be even more brutal.
epistasis•35m ago
It's hard to have collective action against rallying when overall most people benefit by a general upward trend.
zerosizedweasle•34m ago
Yeah for sure but:

'It’s impossible to quantify how much cash flowed from OpenAI to big tech companies. But OpenAI’s loss in the quarter equates to 65% of the rise in underlying earnings—before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization—of Microsoft, Nvidia, Alphabet, Amazon and Meta together. That ignores Anthropic, from which Amazon recorded a profit of $9.5 billion from its holding in the loss making company in the quarter' - WSJ

Their earnings growth is their own money that they gave to OpenAI.

You have that waiting in the wings.

Mistletoe•26m ago
The market can rally hard into the idea and dream of zero interest rates put in place by whatever stooge replaces Jerome Powell. I think we aren’t at the top, but will be in May 2026 when that happens. The tariffs will probably be declared illegal by then also. Tops come when everything is optimism and it seems like nothing but blue skies ahead. I don’t think anyone felt optimistic in 2025, it was a time of extreme uncertainty and turmoil.
fullshark•7m ago
Market is rallying cause there is too much money chasing too few assets. PE ratios will not drop significantly baring catastrophe and then financial contagion. After that happens the money printer is turned back on and then...
chollida1•21m ago
Its worse for some other "ai" related companies.

Coreweave for instance, now has its CDS trade around 600bp, which is a 1/3 rise in 2 months, which implies that the probability of a default in 5 years is 40% at a 40 cent recovery rate.

That makes Coreweave's credit rating the equivalent of CCC-, which aint good.

neom•9m ago
Yeah, and then the Canadian government handed hundreds of millions to the kids at Cohere who have now gone spent it on Coreweave. When it was all announced I was very very vocal that using an inexperienced startup for the sovereign compute capabilities seemed a very poor choice. I'm so curious to see how this all plays out.
reactordev•5m ago
I think we know how it plays out. In a couple of years, someone is going to have to swoop in and save CoreWeave’s customers and consultants will be lined up for that “transformation”.
helloooooooo•1m ago
Cohere is doing a lot of enterprise AI business, and a lot of business directly with the federal government. They are also not juiced up in these financial games that OpenAI or Oracle are playing.

Additionally, Cohere is no less “kids” than Anthropic or OpenAI. Aidan was literally one of the co-authors of “Attention is all you need”.

FL33TW00D•8m ago
Very interesting data point
JCM9•8m ago
Yes, the price of Coreweave default swaps has jumped 53% since October. In the eyes of the bond markets they’re basically toast… a ticking debt bomb waiting to implode.
softwaredoug•11m ago
Maybe we can avoid an Ellison buyout of Warner Brothers.
next_xibalba•1m ago
Why do we care if his son buys WB? Better if Disney buys it?
ChrisArchitect•6m ago
Previously:

Oracle's credit default swaps surge as Barclays downgrades its debt rating

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45910711

dmix•1m ago
I'd be skeptical just because it's Oracle. Not exactly a sprightly company to bet on for novel technology.