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Why there is no official statement from Substack about the data leak

https://techcrunch.com/2026/02/05/substack-confirms-data-breach-affecting-email-addresses-and-pho...
2•witnessme•1m ago•1 comments

Effects of Zepbound on Stool Quality

https://twitter.com/ScottHickle/status/2020150085296775300
1•aloukissas•5m ago•0 comments

Show HN: Seedance 2.0 – The Most Powerful AI Video Generator

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1•bigbromaker•7m ago•0 comments

Ask HN: Do we need "metadata in source code" syntax that LLMs will never delete?

1•andrewstuart•13m ago•1 comments

Pentagon cutting ties w/ "woke" Harvard, ending military training & fellowships

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2•alephnerd•16m ago•1 comments

Can Quantum-Mechanical Description of Physical Reality Be Considered Complete? [pdf]

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Kessler Syndrome Has Started [video]

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Complex Heterodynes Explained

https://tomverbeure.github.io/2026/02/07/Complex-Heterodyne.html
3•hasheddan•20m ago•0 comments

EVs Are a Failed Experiment

https://spectator.org/evs-are-a-failed-experiment/
2•ArtemZ•31m ago•4 comments

MemAlign: Building Better LLM Judges from Human Feedback with Scalable Memory

https://www.databricks.com/blog/memalign-building-better-llm-judges-human-feedback-scalable-memory
1•superchink•32m ago•0 comments

CCC (Claude's C Compiler) on Compiler Explorer

https://godbolt.org/z/asjc13sa6
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Homeland Security Spying on Reddit Users

https://www.kenklippenstein.com/p/homeland-security-spies-on-reddit
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Actors with Tokio (2021)

https://ryhl.io/blog/actors-with-tokio/
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Can graph neural networks for biology realistically run on edge devices?

https://doi.org/10.21203/rs.3.rs-8645211/v1
1•swapinvidya•50m ago•1 comments

Deeper into the shareing of one air conditioner for 2 rooms

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Weatherman introduces fruit-based authentication system to combat deep fakes

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3•savrajsingh•53m ago•0 comments

Why Embedded Models Must Hallucinate: A Boundary Theory (RCC)

http://www.effacermonexistence.com/rcc-hn-1-1
1•formerOpenAI•55m ago•2 comments

A Curated List of ML System Design Case Studies

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3•tejonutella•58m ago•0 comments

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Open Problems in Mechanistic Interpretability

https://arxiv.org/abs/2501.16496
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Bye Bye Humanity: The Potential AMOC Collapse

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Dexter: Claude-Code-Style Agent for Financial Statements and Valuation

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Digital Iris [video]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kg_2MAgS_pE
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They Hijacked Our Tech [video]

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Vouch

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41•chwtutha•1h ago•6 comments

HRL Labs in Malibu laying off 1/3 of their workforce

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4•osnium123•1h ago•1 comments

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2•jeremy_su•1h ago•0 comments

Show HN: I built a Mac screen recorder Recap.Studio

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1•fx31xo•1h ago•1 comments
Open in hackernews

Tell HN: Claude helped me maintain my old open source project

13•nergal•2w ago
I'm probably a bit late to the party. But I just want to tell my short story, because I'm amazed. I have several open source project and especially one that I use every day. It's not a project with huge user-base, but there are some. Some of the user has posted issues, which I have wanted to take care of, but time, is always an issue. Debugging, trying to get into issues other users expirence while I don't, is always harder to get grip of.

So, today I fired up Claude Code, told it about my project and during 2h (including manual review of the generated code), I've fixed several issues. I even managed to get in new features I have wanted as well!

https://github.com/Lallassu/gorss is now v0.5 thanks to this.

Comments

tokkyokky•2w ago
That’s a great outcome for 2 hours. If you’re willing to share, what was your rough workflow/prompt sequence (project overview → reproduce → propose patch → add tests → iterate)?
nergal•2w ago
First I basically described the project. Since it's quite small, it's easy to give a small summary. Then I started out describing my goals, that I wanted to fix some user issues. Then mostly gave the issue description, some extra information (my idea of what might be wrong). 4/5 times, it made the correct decision and I didn't have to promt any extra. I did have to review the code and polish some minor parts though.

I tried to focus on staying on the subject. For example when I wanted to embed the themes to create a theme switcher ad-hoc and that was done, it could easily generate some new themes for me without any issue at all.

After every edit, I did a `git diff`, modified if needed (using vim), then ran the program and tested it out.

My experience is that it's always easier to fix things fast/correct if you already know the codebase and can give hints to the agent.

tokkyokky•2w ago
Thanks for sharing! The "stay on subject" and git diff workflow tips are useful.
diamond559•2w ago
Does anybody care? No? Nobody cares what the paid shill has to say, ok moving on...
exabrial•2w ago
There's a ton of Claude spam on HN ramping up at the end of 2025 and into the new year. There's a huge push by them to be seen as the LLM for techies. Won't be surprised to see a future marketing campaign about "chatgpt is for homework, claude is for science"
jryle70•2w ago
Paid shill? OP's name is in public. He was transparent of what he did.

https://github.com/Lallassu

Who are you?

nergal•2w ago
Probably not many cares, but as a developer for many years I've been following the LLM race with excitement. And instead of being afraid of loosing job etc, using these tools for grunt work that previously was both booring and perhaps not too satisfying, I would say it's amazing. It's not perfect, but if you know your domain and know your goal, then it's just something that makes it both fun and productive at a whole new level.

And for my old side-projects that didn't get enough love, it's a perfect match.