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Show HN: NoProcrast – A browser extension modeled on HN's noprocrast feature

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/noprocrast/
1•xanthine•4m ago•0 comments

Zmx: Session Persistence for Terminal Processes

https://zmx.sh/
1•sgloutnikov•5m ago•0 comments

Hardest Hard Drive Commercial [video]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZXs_9OXRnQo
1•ketchup32613•7m ago•0 comments

Show HN: Sandbox-policy-builder, helper for Vercel Sandbox credentials brokering

https://github.com/giselles-ai/sandbox-policy-builder
1•toyamarinyon•9m ago•0 comments

FIRST Robotics founder Dean Kamen resigns because of Epstein files

https://www.nhpr.org/nh-news/2026-03-12/dean-kamen-resigns-first-epstein-nh-newhampshire
2•benwen•12m ago•0 comments

My DIY FPGA board can run Quake II

https://blog.mikhe.ch/quake2-on-fpga/
1•tapoxi•13m ago•0 comments

Bug Mentor – Mentoring developers with Q&A during software bug resolution

https://raisedal.substack.com/p/bug-mentor-mentoring-developers-with
1•masud2336•17m ago•0 comments

Show HN: Lula – multi-agent coding assistant with sandboxed Rust exec engine

https://github.com/christianmeurer/Lula
1•chrismeurer•24m ago•0 comments

AI ends online anonymity: the ease of unmasking pseudonymous accounts

https://english.elpais.com/technology/2026-03-12/ai-ends-online-anonymity-the-ease-of-unmasking-p...
3•1vuio0pswjnm7•25m ago•0 comments

[Product Launch] Synapse: Define your signals and we'll monitor for them

https://synapsesignal.net/
1•atakaboudi•25m ago•1 comments

【Open Source and Free】a macOS Menu Bar Cryptocurrency Price Monitor

https://twitter.com/realedgelab/status/2035902084244291964
1•mylxsw•28m ago•0 comments

LLMs can't reason and never will

https://pablomarino.com/research_blog/2026/03/23/research5.html
2•pablonm•36m ago•3 comments

Simulation Theory Misses the Point

https://simontlbt.substack.com/p/simulation-theory-misses-the-point
3•simontlbt•37m ago•0 comments

The First Pancake Principle. How to Get Started

https://medium.com/weirdo-poetry/the-first-pancake-principle-a67e374bceea
1•puttycat•39m ago•0 comments

Tesla faces wider probe of self-driving feature

https://apnews.com/article/tesla-selfdriving-musk-regulators-7edce5705e93775e1b8bb77b5dd54007
1•1vuio0pswjnm7•43m ago•0 comments

AI is making the hard choice between consumer safety and privacy even trickier

https://nypost.com/2026/03/22/tech/as-ai-takes-over-consumers-face-a-hard-choice-between-safety-a...
1•1vuio0pswjnm7•47m ago•0 comments

Pandora's Bog: the global energy shock of 2026 [pdf]

https://assets.jpmprivatebank.com/content/dam/jpm-pb-aem/global/en/documents/eotm/pandoras-bog.pdf
2•gwintrob•53m ago•0 comments

Zunbook.com: 48k AI Agents Turn Live News into Podcasts and Music

https://zunvra.com
1•aerosol•53m ago•0 comments

OpenAI to double workforce as business push intensifies

https://www.ft.com/content/7ffea5b4-e8bc-47cd-adb4-257f84c8028b
4•gnabgib•57m ago•2 comments

OpenAI to nearly double headcount this year

https://www.semafor.com/article/03/22/2026/openai-to-double-headcount
4•kieto•1h ago•1 comments

Show HN: AgentVerse – Open social network for AI agents (Mar 2026)

https://nickakre.github.io/agentverse-social/
3•nickakre•1h ago•0 comments

"Collaboration" Is Bullshit

https://www.joanwestenberg.com/collaboration-is-bullshit/
15•mitchbob•1h ago•1 comments

Blessed.rs – Recommended Crate Directory

https://blessed.rs/crates
2•linkdd•1h ago•0 comments

Garrytan/gstack: Use Garry Tan's exact Claude Code setup: 15 opinionated tools

https://github.com/garrytan/gstack
2•heihieih•1h ago•1 comments

Laid Off in Midlife, China's Reform Generation Braces for Downward Mobility

https://www.nytimes.com/2026/03/21/business/laid-off-in-midlife-chinas-reform-generation-braces-f...
5•mitchbob•1h ago•1 comments

Bloom Filters

https://arpitbhayani.me/blogs/bloom-filters/
3•narasimhasai144•1h ago•0 comments

The Rug Pull Attack: MCP Tool Definitions Can Change After User Approval

https://nasser.nz/blog/rug-pull-attack
2•prooftrail•1h ago•0 comments

Paving Hawaiian roads with recycled plastics and abandoned fishing nets

https://www.acs.org/pressroom/presspacs/2026/march/paving-hawaiian-roads-with-recycled-plastics-a...
2•geox•1h ago•0 comments

Nibble – declarative bit-level binary parsing for Go using struct tags

https://github.com/PavanKumarMS/nibble
1•pavan_s•1h ago•1 comments

Does Computer Science Still Exists?

https://davidbau.com/archives/2026/03/20/does_computer_science_still_exist.html
2•gabrielesarti•1h ago•0 comments
Open in hackernews

Department of State advises Americans worldwide to exercise increased caution

https://travel.state.gov/en/international-travel/travel-advisories/global-events/worldwide-caution.html
125•supernova215•1h ago

Comments

ceejayoz•1h ago
I am tired of winning.
fouc•1h ago
winning what?
toomuchtodo•1h ago
One of President Donald Trump’s lines during the 2016 presidential campaign was his promise that, “We’re gonna win so much, you may even get tired of winning. And you’ll say, ‘Please, please. It’s too much winning. We can’t take it anymore, Mr. President, it’s too much.’ And I’ll say, ‘No it isn’t. We have to keep winning. We have to win more!’”

https://www.c-span.org/clip/campaign-2016/user-clip-too-much...

Trump says US is 'winning so much' in longest ever State of the Union - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rhQUGjRtq-M - February 25th, 2026

Hence the joke, "I am tired of winning." as the situation continues to rapidly degrade through policy choices. So much winning, it's too much.

cdrnsf•1h ago
Funny, everyone outside of the US should exercise increased caution when dealing with or visiting the US.
Arubis•1h ago
Also, everyone within the US already should exercise increased caution.
1over137•1h ago
Or better yet: don't visit the USA at all.
cdrnsf•1h ago
Indeed, particularly given that ICE agents are going to be deployed to airports. Their penchant for killing civilians and otherwise violating civil rights only to lie about their actions hardly seems like a good fit for airport security duties they haven’t been trained to perform.
encrypted_bird•1h ago
> duties they haven't been trained to perform

Which implies they've been trained?

cdrnsf•13m ago
Fair, they haven’t. I wonder how long it will take them to use tear gas when the line at a Starbucks kiosk gets a little too long.
pier25•1h ago
I travelled to the US some weeks ago and was anxious but everything turned out ok. I'm happy I don't have to go back any time soon.
JPKab•54m ago
Translation:

Your fears were unfounded paranoia fueled by sensationalist media and that's why everything was fine but instead of correcting your priors you're just assuming you "got lucky".

The media induced derangement on display here is fascinating.

surgical_fire•52m ago
Or maybe he just got lucky.

Impossible to prove otherwise. No reason to try his luck.

pier25•26m ago
I won't share personal details but you couldn't be more wrong.
cogman10•1h ago
Is this an orange, purple, or magenta threat level?
SlightlyLeftPad•1h ago
Approaching ultraviolet, invisible to the naked eye but still very much a threat. “there is no war, only excursions.”
refulgentis•1h ago
lol.

The current situation has been giving me so many flashbacks. Here, my GWB-era teens had the terror threat level, and now we're lazily reimagining State Department traveling warnings as a dark slapstick version (be afraid everywhere, American!)

morkalork•1h ago
https://theonion.com/this-war-will-destabilize-the-entire-mi...

https://theonion.com/no-blood-for-oil-vs-exactly-how-much-oi...

cmdrmac•1h ago
My first thought: You don't say?
agnishom•1h ago
Right? What kind of person does not follow the news but subscribes to the State Department notifications?
nandomrumber•45m ago
All the people who decided to stay in the Middle East even when the second carrier group was en route, and then thought they were news worth enough to get on camera and comment about there being no commercial flights out of there.
readitalready•1h ago
When do we expect Iranians to actually attack US military bases outside the middle east? I heard there were already drones flying over bases in the US: https://wjla.com/news/local/unidentified-drones-fly-over-for...
cj•1h ago
They technically have:

https://www.nbcnews.com/world/iran/iran-fires-missiles-remot...

readitalready•35m ago
NATO says they can't confirm this Israeli claim: https://aje.news/ohi6b8?update=4425189

And Iran denies it as well: https://x.com/DropSiteNews/status/2035477318055985648

Makes you wonder who really did launch those missiles?

throwaway290•18m ago
Iran's source is the one who said they did it in the first place :facepalm: and it was confirmed by UK

As soon as they felt like denying it would be better for them they did and took down https://en.mehrnews.com/ where it was published. Unless you say mehr was defaced and the news were planted by Mossad

mrbombastic•1h ago
Crazy how effective at making everything worse this admin has been.
arvid-lind•1h ago
That's the strategy of Project 2025, make all the nice things we have much worse and broken so there's no choice but to scrap and start over. While they're in charge, of course.
MengerSponge•1h ago
Showing that government doesn't work by making sure government doesn't work.
fundad•43m ago
Project 2025 and the Trump administration is the most success ant-growth movements have ever had.
stackghost•1h ago
Trump is but a symptom of an underlying sickness. Things won't magically go back to normal after he dies.
malfist•1h ago
Did someone say they would?
greenavocado•1h ago
Most people think Trump is the lynchpin, when in fact, its his masters that decide what happens next.
stuaxo•1h ago
It would delay things, he has a "charisma" that his followers look like.

But it's true he is a symptom.

andrewflnr•1h ago
Even if he was, a lot of things have been destroyed that will take a lot longer to rebuild. Notably, trust.
lyu07282•48m ago
Many liberal people think he is an abberation, they would gladly return back to "normal". The point is, he is a symptom of a larger unaddressed sickness, there is no return to business as usual, it will only return far worse.

To prompt with something more specific: there is a possibility of a Gavin Newsom vs. Tucker Carlson in 2028, it's crucial to understand why Tucker might win and why he would be ten times worse than Trump.

michaelhoney•1h ago
It will be a lot harder to convince voters when he's gone... if the US still has elections
majormajor•1h ago
Very few other people have Trump's ability to channel frustration in a nonspecific-but-charismatic way that connects the various extreme factions of the American right.

None of those factions will be gone, but their battles will weaken their cause more than they have since 2016.

Some of this can be seen by how even his own popularity falls any time he actually has power, since there are no effective ideas there, only misplaced blame, and that doesn't sustain support for four years. Without him there at all in an out-of-power period, the "blame the Jews"/"blame the brown people"/"blame the women"/"blame the baby-killers"/"blame the anti-Semites"/"blame the sexual deviants" factions will likely fail to find another person they all rally around.

goosejuice•4m ago
The extreme factions of the right are a very small portion of the electorate. They generally don't decide elections beyond the primaries and generally turn out in favor of the right regardless.

Dems lean more on moderates/independents. Trump won because he persuaded that group, particularly the young men.

https://www.thirdway.org/memo/why-republicans-can-win-with-t...

jb827•48m ago
America has neglected working class people for decades. The economy has shifted from supporting earning income to make a decent living, to protecting assets (bail outs etc.) Trump tapped into this and tricked these people into electing him, bringing along right wing or whatever they are.. and they got hold of power. Don't think numbers are there for this culture war crowd to stay in power unless they hitch a ride with someone. (edited: typo)
JeremyNT•7m ago
Having somebody less incompetent, senile, and corrupt at the helm may not make things "magically go back to normal," but it's a step in the right direction. Necessary but not sufficient.

Perhaps you'll be explicit though, what is the "sickness" you perceive?

elromulous•1h ago
Agreed. But also why are you speaking like Yoda?
encrypted_bird•1h ago
They're not; they're speaking colloquially: this is the word "It's" omitted from the beginning.

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*EDIT*: Corrected word. Lol.

daemonologist•1h ago
"It's," perhaps?
encrypted_bird•59m ago
Yeah, nope, you're right. Not sure why my brain thought "The". Haha. I blame on the roughlu 2½ hours of sleep I got last night. Yay insomnia!
rdiddly•11m ago
That's not what made it sound like Yoda. It was sticking "has been" at the end, and I agree there was a better choice stylistically: "Crazy how effective this admin has been at making everything worse."
mrbombastic•5m ago
Didn’t even strike me as weird phrasing. Or rather: strike me as weird phrasing it did not.
jazzpush2•1h ago
Has there been any official WH note on the need for this war, yet? Or objectives?
bdangubic•1h ago
20 or so far, there is a new one each day
giwook•1h ago
And all of them different from the last and/or contradicting each other at times.

It's like throwing spaghetti at the wall to see what sticks.

cogman10•1h ago
All I know is we are accomplishing them and we'll be done in 3 weeks to 3 years. Also, this isn't a woke war, which I was worried about.
nandomrumber•55m ago
Probably spaghetti.
nclin_•1h ago
Yes, they are flooding the zone with many alternative explanations so that they're both all deniable, and all accessible to anyone who finds just one of them convincing. This is a strategy.
mememememememo•1h ago
This war is not a war. Not a.war war. Just a "war". No war has been declared.
briantakita•48m ago
We already won. Are you tired of winning yet?
dotancohen•59m ago
It might have something to do with the nation which chants "Death to America" also developing nuclear bombs and ballistic missiles.
MSM•12m ago
"Bombings will continue until you stop hating us"
engcoach•9m ago
Why do they chant that? Is it due to acting against US interests in favor of another state, maybe one in the Levant?
nozzlegear•4m ago
What are you saying? Speak plainly so we don't have to guess.
bdangubic•1h ago
I got jumped in Italy couple of weeks ago. I was wearing a "volleyball dad" hoodie my kid bought for me but did not realize that the "volleyball dad" is etched in the middle of a large American flag covering my entire back. Luckily (for him, not me :) ) three police officers were 10 meters away walking the area dealing with apre ski drunks and restrained him. fun times
kylehotchkiss•1h ago
oof I would not wear an American flag outside the country. We've hurt too many feelings. Like any good American though, a Canadian flag works.
stackghost•1h ago
>Like any good American though, a Canadian flag works.

Please don't do this.

nclin_•1h ago
people*
razodactyl•1h ago
Crazy does and crazy do. Be vigilant and try not to set these people off. There's no rhyme or reason, some people are just faulty in the head.
lyu07282•1h ago
r/thathappened
beloch•1h ago
The U.S. government shutdown has halted pay to the TSA, but not ICE, so ICE is taking over from the TSA in airports[1]. If you fly to the U.S., starting Monday apparently, the first think you're likely to see is masked gunmen giving you the eye.

No thankyou.

[1]https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cede0qyvqz3o

taneq•1h ago
I feel like "form your own private paramilitary organisation with minimal oversight, then expand their reach by having them take over the operations of other government departments" has been done before somewhere, as part of a larger plan.
nclin_•1h ago
This is a historical pattern: Bringing border forces to bear against your own population, because those border forces are trained to deal with people who don't have the rights of the state.
encrypted_bird•1h ago
It has. (Unless you're being sarcastic, in which case I'm not surprised it went over my head. Lol.)
ajkjk•1h ago
of course they were
encrypted_bird•58m ago
Hey, tone doesn't translate well over text, they did not use anu tone tags, and I'm already terrible at reading tone in the best of times. Lol, can you really blame me for at least asking? Haha.
gotwaz•46m ago
They dont have all the skills to do anything super complex in a sustainable way. Already proved in the first term. What their existence demonstrates is winning election is not super complex if you can find enough groups to precisely target and pander/capture attention. Social media has been a force multiplier for such behavior and the people that have emerged dont have any other skill other than attention capture. But thats short term win like full focus on marketing while product and operations have no hope of catching up. Every "large plan" will fail. Large plans in complex ever changing environments always need massive cooperation of very different skills. Never happens sustainably with just one skill dominating all.
mattoxic•36m ago
They dont have all the skills to do anything super complex in a sustainable way.

And that's stopped them?

nandomrumber•1h ago
Would anyone argue that the TSA, Theatre Security Agency, shouldn’t be defunded?
hmmokidk•1h ago
This isn’t that.
tombert•1h ago
There's an argument for that, though I think replacing it with Trump's basically-unregulated private military is pretty concerning.
Macha•55m ago
Replacing it with nothing in an orderly fashion? Probably a good move.

Replacing them with ICE as a political gesture? Not so much

derf_•42m ago
The TSA is responsible for more than just airports. As someone with family who works (worked) on port security in the maritime division, I would argue that Chesterton's Fence [0] applies here just as much as anywhere else.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/G._K._Chesterton#Chesterton's_...

AceJohnny2•1h ago
> So ICE is taking over from the TSA in airports

It's even more disgusting than that:

"Tom Homan: ICE officers will not assist with airport security scanning amid TSA staffing shortage"

https://thehill.com/policy/transportation/5795316-homan-ice-...

bananalychee•49m ago
I can't tell what's supposed to be disgusting about this unless you stopped reading past the inflammatory headline.
fundad•44m ago
Enter the country and you interact with CBP and that hasn't changed. CBP agents are the ones who murdered the legal observers in Minneapolis so there's that.

TSA checks bags for commercial airlines which is a service that should never have been nationalized.

jordanb•42m ago
It would really be amazing if the end result of all of this is the post-9/11 DHS finally gets reverted back to what we had before.
diego_moita•44m ago
It will be so much fun to watch the World Cup from outside the US...
dzonga•1h ago
why are common people paying for the incompetence of a gvt.

to not be political this lies at the heart of principles, morals, meritocracy

values that the current gvt lacks & things that drove america forward.

tremon•1h ago
That's because the common people voted for the incompetent. Not being political either, of course.
dotancohen•56m ago
In what part of the world does the populace not suffer for the incompetence of their leaders? St. Petersburg? Ramallah? Port Au Prince?
hsbauauvhabzb•1h ago
People vote for the current government. I’m not sure why you would expect others’ to pay for americas internal messes, we’re already busy dealing with the external ones.
refurb•25m ago
The federal government hasn't passed a budget because the Democrats are blocking it. They feel it's worth the political gamble to cause Americans pain and that it'll turn on Trump.

There you go - mystery solved.

UltraSane•1h ago
Trump wrecks everything he touches.
bradleyankrom•1h ago
Bankrupting a casino is a literal thing he did and also a pretty decent metaphor for what he's doing now.
softwaredoug•1h ago
This is so non-specific to be meaningless.

Like actually tell us what you know so we can make useful decisions about our safety.

alephnerd•1h ago
> Like actually tell us what you know so we can make useful decisions about our safety

"Americans abroad should follow the guidance in security alerts issued by the nearest U.S. embassy or consulate."

drgo•1h ago
A small price for demonstrating that our El-Douche is always right and a stable genius.
tombert•57m ago
What the fuck was even the intended purpose of starting this war in Iran? Like in their mind, what was the best case scenario?
dotancohen•44m ago
Best case scenario was probably keeping nuclear weapons and basaltic missiles out of the hands of those who chant Death to America.
macintux•25m ago
Maybe ripping up the international plan to keep Iran from gaining nuclear weapons during his first term wasn’t the best idea.
engcoach•7m ago
That’s going to age as well as weapons of mass destruction in Iraq did. The reality is that only Israel was threatened by Iran and the US is caught up in it simply because we act as their vassal.
ggm•53m ago
Would the current state of affairs qualify for cancelling the mid-terms? Is that overly cynical?

Not in the US, not a US citizen or voter. My suspicion is the answer is "no, but it is not a given that a competent supreme court which looks likely to overturn the WH exists, if they say they want to do this"

atq2119•40m ago
AFAIUI, elections in the US are not run by the federal government but by the states.

Trying to cancel elections seems like it'd be a lot harder than in other countries.

JPKab•23m ago
It's absolutely overly cynical and also evidence that you are completely misinformed.

It's never happened in the entire history of this country, including when we literally had a Civil War.

Your media sources are creating a belief in your head that is utterly deranged from reality.

For example, ICE agents haven't "murdered legal observers" in any other locations than Minneapolis, despite the fact that they are operating all over the country. The reason for this is that the "legal observers" were actually super aggressive protesters in an environment that bordered on a riot due to the fact that local police were not creating a perimeter for these operations. Note that none of this has happened in Texas or Arizona or North Carolina or Florida, despite the fact that vastly more deportations are occurring in those locations. But your media doesn't tell you these details, does it?

zzrrt•5m ago
> Texas or Arizona or North Carolina or Florida

All Red states. So if you roll over and let the federal government trample your state's sovereignty, they won't murder people in your state? Somehow I don't think that's what federalism was supposed to mean.