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Show HN: Jsont – CLI to explore and query JSON/JSONL files, built for AI agents

https://jsont.sh
1•okaris•19s ago•0 comments

Show HN: SQLite Memory – Markdown based AI agent memory with offline-first sync

https://github.com/sqliteai/sqlite-sync
1•marcobambini•20s ago•0 comments

40 Years Later: Is Milk Still Radioactive?

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1•speckx•47s ago•0 comments

TideScript: A Domain Specific Language for Peptide Chemistry [video]

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1•surprisetalk•1m ago•0 comments

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More Hyphenation (2024)

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Esqueleto Tutorial

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Finalrun – Spec driven testing using plain English and Vision for mobile apps

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2•ashish004•3m ago•1 comments

The Wuhan "lab leak" fraud and the institutionalization of anti-science

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Show HN: Homebutler – AI manages your homelab without getting shell access

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Starfish Space Raises Over $100M Series B

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The asteroid belt contains solar system remnants

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1•brandonb•6m ago•0 comments

Lemonade 10.1 Released for Improvements for Local LLMs on AMD GPUs and NPUs

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Artemis II in Eclipse

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Where AI Will and Won't Replace Us

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Generative Art over the Years

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How a blind man made it possible for others with low vision to build Lego sets

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1•speckx•12m ago•0 comments

New codex rate card made OAuth OpenClaw usage impossible

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Puru: A thread pool for JavaScript with Go-style concurrency primitives

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Wireless Festival cancelled after government stops Kanye West entering UK

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4•manarth•16m ago•0 comments
Open in hackernews

Trump says 'a whole civilization will die tonight' if Iran does not make a deal

https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/trump-says-a-whole-civilization-will-die-tonight-if-iran-does-not-make-deal-2026-04-07/
56•jacquesm•2h ago

Comments

jacquesm•2h ago
Seriously, wtf?
jjtwixman•2h ago
The USA is deeply sick.
emilsedgh•1h ago
Nuclear threat is incredibly real. Please call your congressmen.
parthdesai•1h ago
At this rate, if the official religion of USA was a different one, they would be categorized as a terrorist state
jacquesm•19m ago
It is, just not in the USA. This is the textbook definition of terrorism:

"The unlawful use of violence and intimidation, especially against civilians, in the pursuit of political aims."

It does not get much clearer than that.

franktankbank•8m ago
Is there any tit-for-tat exclusion? Couldn't you justify removing the ability for them to get the bomb(s) at all costs under the belief that they would immediately use it against civilians because of their history of belligerence against civilians in nearby countries?
BoggleOhYeah•1h ago
Blah blah blah. Trump is trying his stupid, tough businessman TV persona in world politics.

Everyone in the admin is a deeply unserious person being propped up by the paranoia and dumb “patriotism” created by 9/11. You could make an argument that Osama bin Laden was ultimately successful in destroying the US.

treetalker•1h ago
Send war criminals to The Hague.
Someone•1h ago
I think civilization already died in Washington.
schonfinkel•1h ago
Kinda reminds me of the story of king Croesus of Lydia, who asked the oracle of Delphi whether he should wage war against Cyrus the Great, the Oracle promptly told him that by doing so he would "destroy a great empire". Croesus then promptly attacked the Persians and lost.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Croesus#War_against_Persia_and...

johnbarron•57m ago
After Israel, Iran is home to the second largest Jewish population in the Middle East. Current estimates are that 15,000 to 20,000 Jews live in Iran.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iranian_Jews

AndrewKemendo•46m ago
That’s not even a little correct there’s 100s of thousands more in Palestine than Iran

Like you just posted a straight up lie

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jewish_population_by_country

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jewish_population_by_city

mongol•30m ago
Palestine doesn't exist, from Israel's point of view.

To accuse parent of lying is taking it much too far

johnbarron•20m ago
To clarify, the quote comes directly from the Wikipedia article on Iranian Jews [1], which cites a BBC source [2].

The phrasing is "After Israel, it is home to the second-largest Jewish population in the Middle East."

The links you posted actually support my point rather than refute it.

The "Jewish population by country" page lists Iran at 8,500–20,000. Palestine is not listed as a separate entry with a larger Jewish population.

You may be referring to Israeli settlers in the West Bank, but those individuals are Israeli citizens counted under Israel's population in every demographic source I'm aware of.

Counting them under "Palestine" would require simultaneously recognizing Palestine as a sovereign state while attributing Israeli citizens to it, which no standard demographic dataset does.

If you have a source that counts a Jewish population in a recognized state called Palestine that exceeds Iran, I'd genuinely be interested to see it. But calling a direct Wikipedia/BBC citation a "straight up lie" is a strong claim that should probably come with a stronger source and also arrive with an ulterior agenda, that I at least, do not have.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iranian_Jews [2] http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/5367892.stm

TrackerFF•1h ago
Two ways to interpret this:

1) US and Israel will throw everything they have (of conventional weapons) at Iran.

2) US will use (tactical) nuclear weapons on strategic targets.

Of the two evils, I truly hope it will be (1).

jacquesm•1h ago
I hope it will be neither and someone reins in this buffoon.
fabian2k•1h ago
A previous post was "Tuesday will be Power Plant Day, and Bridge Day", so I'd guess it's about that. Destroying the entire power infrastructure of a large country like that would have a pretty catastrophic effect on civilians. So that seems worse enough, I seriously hope no nukes will be involved.
AnimalMuppet•52m ago
You remember that video that some Democratic legislators did about refusing to obey illegal orders? This is where that becomes absolutely real.

(Targeting civilian infrastructure is a war crime. Orders to commit war crimes are illegal by definition.)

franktankbank•37m ago
Is that US law or international law?
JohnFen•33m ago
International law is also US law. https://repository.law.umich.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article...
franktankbank•21m ago
That says internation law as US law.

Light investigation says it is selectively applied for national security. So... pretty big loophole.

JohnFen•14m ago
> it is selectively applied for national security.

This is true. The US gets creative when it wants to avoid adhering to the law. But international law is established through treaties, and the terms the US agrees to in treaties is US law.

ben_w•1h ago
Or 3, he's bluffing.

I'm not sure which of 1 and 2 is least-bad. All depends on downstream consequences, because we're already past the point where everyone's looking at Trump (not just in Iran but also, and we already had this to an extent with Putin attacking Ukraine) and thinking they need a credible deterrent. OTOH, the USA getting suckered into a drawn-out war with Iran in the same way Russia is with Ukraine may be good for almost everyone else, because an exhausted USA is a manageable threat, in a way that the current USA almost certainly isn't.

mongol•51m ago
1 is least bad. Maybe not for Iran, but for the world. If Trump re-opens Pandora's box, there is much less to hold back other nuclear powers in similar circumstances. The US has lost some dozen troops in this war, Russia has lost hundreds of thousands in its. Why should Russia restrain themselves if the US president goes mental? Our world becomes much, much more dangerous if Trump becomes unable to control himself.
jacquesm•38m ago
> Our world becomes much, much more dangerous if Trump becomes unable to control himself.

I think we're well past that point.

mongol•26m ago
It can always get worse. Trump ordering nuclear strikes will make it much worse than it has been been so far, by a large margin
jacquesm•21m ago
I meant that we are past the point where Trump is in control of himself.
AnimalMuppet•46m ago
Oh, I'm quite sure. 2 is far worse.

2 is hundreds of thousands dead at a minimum. 1, even at its worst, would not come close to that. Worse, 2 breaks the "no actual use since Nagasaki" moratorium that has held for 80 years. Once it's broken, how long until the next use? Until Russia decides it can just start nuking cities in Ukraine, say?

mongol•56m ago
Do you mean tactical weapons on strategic targets? Or strategical weapons?

I honestly don't know what to believe, but I feel the doomsday clock is getting closer to midnight than in a long, long time

jacquesm•54m ago
Either way, we won't be talking about it on HN, this got flagged so hard it is on page 4. We don't do politics. By the way, here is some new nonsense built with an LLM.
TrackerFF•39m ago
Tactical nukes on strategic targets, if nukes will ever be used. While I think in general that the usage of nuclear weapons is "point of no return" action, I do think actual usage would be lower yield tactical nukes on strategic targes - compared to detonating Minutemen over Tehran, and similar high-casualty targets.
johnbarron•54m ago
Option 2 is unthinkable under any circumstances. But in case the biggest mistake in human history, is done by a convicted felon and convicted rapist, that the US elected two times as supreme leader, you should know, that Pakistan stated several times, that will act as nuclear backstop for Iran.
JohnFen•27m ago
> Option 2 is unthinkable under any circumstances.

Too many unthinkable things have come to pass in the last decade or so for me to find that reassuring.

franktankbank•10m ago
> Pakistan stated several times, that will act as nuclear backstop for Iran.

Can you clarify what this would even mean? And could you provide a source (because I couldn't)?

JohnFen•51m ago
Don't forget that Israel has nukes as well.
verzali•5m ago
What possible advantage would using them offer Israel right now? The war is going just fine as it is for them.
khaledh•1h ago
The sad thing is that rulers never learn from history. There's no winner in this.
igleria•1h ago
Any person that supports Trump's message is insane. There are no ifs or buts.
JohnFen•59m ago
So he's graduated from simply threatening war crimes to threatening genocide. We are the baddies.
guzfip•49m ago
I keep seeing that fucking ad for Rexulti for agitated dementia or something. The recent tweet storm including “glory to allah” makes me think he needs one.

Really we need mass senicide. We can’t handle another dementia boomer at the helm. Please kill yourselves for the good of the future and your children’s futue.

pickleglitch•29m ago
This is an open declaration of an intent to commit genocide.