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Data at Scale: large-scale data processing conference (Amsterdam, 7 July)

https://www.dataatscale.dev/
1•tylerhannan•2m ago•0 comments

Show HN: Shout for Drinks – Don't scream your drinks order at festivals/bars

https://www.shoutfordrinks.com/app
1•MarkBekooy•4m ago•0 comments

Agentic AI Comes to Medicine

https://erictopol.substack.com/p/agentic-ai-comes-to-medicine
1•bookofjoe•5m ago•0 comments

HOLogram – an open protocol to obfuscate behavioral biometrics in the browser

https://www.hologramprotocol.org/
2•BaffiSan•6m ago•0 comments

Ask HN: Could Fable/Mythos be used to build Python's JIT?

1•vezycash•6m ago•0 comments

Major mobile carrier left user PII in the clear

https://www.theregister.com/security/2026/06/18/welcome-to-your-new-telco-job-heres-sudo-access-t...
2•geekinchief•7m ago•0 comments

Show HN: Display.dev – the agent-agnostic workspace for HTML and .md artifacts

https://display.dev/
1•ottilves•10m ago•0 comments

Bees regulate feeding to avoid over-consuming certain essential nutrients

https://www.ox.ac.uk/news/2026-06-17-bees-avoid-too-much-of-a-good-thing-by-balancing-nutrients-i...
3•gmays•11m ago•1 comments

The Elegance of Gradient Noise

https://yogthos.net/posts/2026-06-17-perlin-flow.html
2•yogthos•11m ago•0 comments

Show HN: The Hidden Structure of the Euro System

https://zenodo.org/records/20635198
2•A19dammer91•12m ago•0 comments

ShipList – We submit your product to 100 launch directories for you

https://shipli.st
2•marcoetmx•12m ago•0 comments

Pierre Zemb from Clever Cloud

https://theconsensus.dev/p/2026/06/18/pierre-zemb-from-clever-cloud.html
2•eatonphil•12m ago•0 comments

Drowning Doesn't Look Like Drowning (2021)

https://gcaptain.com/drowning/
3•speckx•13m ago•0 comments

Won't Somebody Think of the Children?

https://twitter.com/rich_rdctd/status/2067265604105474260
3•arrowsmith•13m ago•0 comments

Wages in America Are Too Low for the 30% Rule to Work for Renters Anymore

https://www.realtor.com/advice/rent/wages-in-america-are-too-low-for-the-30-rule-to-work-for-rent...
44•littlexsparkee•16m ago•28 comments

Kit-IFMS: A platform that combines SACCO management, lending, inventory and POS

https://kit-ifms.com/
2•amtkm•16m ago•0 comments

Turbocharged Earnings Are Pushing Stocks Higher. There's a Catch

https://www.wsj.com/finance/turbocharged-earnings-are-pushing-stocks-higher-theres-a-catch-100839c9
4•petethomas•17m ago•0 comments

Git platform built for agentic era

https://gitlawb.com/node
3•kevin11111•17m ago•2 comments

OSS models decisively overtook Proprietary models in openrouter market share

https://dirac.run/labs-market-share
4•GodelNumbering•18m ago•1 comments

A SaaS Boilerplate So You Can Launch in Hours, Not Weeks

https://github.com/katarinapetrov19/ShipKit
2•katarinap19•19m ago•1 comments

What can Cloudflare's Browser Run do?

https://what-can-browser-run-do.examples.workers.dev/
3•fayazara•19m ago•0 comments

Turn any MP3 into a karaoke pitch game (Demucs and RMVPE and forced alignment)

https://pitchhighway.com/
2•gabrielpolyy•20m ago•0 comments

PostFast MCP – schedule social posts to 11 platforms from Claude/Cursor/ChatGPT

https://github.com/peturgeorgievv-factory/postfast-mcp
2•peturgeorgievv•21m ago•0 comments

Luxury markets burn trillions in human labor – here's an engineering solution

https://qasoft.wordpress.com/2013/11/10/luxury-and-its-impact-on-society/
2•qamaster•22m ago•0 comments

The Underground Logic Shaping the Suburbs [video]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jHIkiGJ1PxM
2•surprisetalk•22m ago•0 comments

Sexually Rejected Flies Turn to Booze (2012)

https://www.science.org/content/article/sexually-rejected-flies-turn-booze
2•speckx•22m ago•0 comments

OpenOMB – Apportionment Tracker

https://openomb.org/
2•softwaredoug•22m ago•0 comments

81920 CPU Cores per Rack with AMD EPYC Venice at HPE Discover 2026

https://www.servethehome.com/81920-cores-per-rack-with-amd-epyc-venice-at-hpe-discover-2026/
4•ksec•26m ago•2 comments

Show HN: Talos – Open-source WASM interpreter for Lean

https://github.com/cajal-technologies/talos
8•mfornet•27m ago•0 comments

MCP-customs: NPM audit, but for MCP servers

https://github.com/mcpcustoms/mcp-customs
2•mcpcustoms•27m ago•0 comments
Open in hackernews

Microsoft new Outlook takes 10 seconds to do what Outlook Classic does instantly

https://www.windowslatest.com/2026/06/15/microsofts-new-outlook-takes-10-seconds-to-do-what-outlook-classic-does-instantly-on-windows/
68•Adam-Hincu•1h ago

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Adam-Hincu•1h ago
2026 Microsoft software in a nutshell. More clutter, less performance.
anthk•1h ago
Thank JS and Electron supporters for that.
j16sdiz•25m ago
npm love this comment
1970-01-01•1h ago
Peak Outlook was 2016, right before the 365 mess.
MichaelZuo•40m ago
I heard excel guys say peak Excel was 2010.

Where there any genuinely useful features Outlook 2016 had over 2010?

1970-01-01•39m ago
Mostly memory management and 64-bit support finally being on-par with the 32-bit versions, but it's hard to argue the nuance overall.
airstrike•27m ago
I'm an Excel guy and 2013 was an improvement over 2010 with very little to dislike.
j16sdiz•26m ago
XLOOKUP was introduced in 2019. I thought it was a great update
netsharc•43m ago
Started a new job, with Windows 11. notepad.exe now takes 3 to 4 seconds to load on my work system... (even after closing the last tab and reopening the program).

Hah, it even has in-app purchases, for AI writing...

itopaloglu83•19m ago
Microslop at its best.

I’m struggling to understand what their end goal is. How much can you half ass everything until your entire company becomes just a nuisance.

beart•16m ago
As slow as Windows is (very), once you start adding the corporate security tools on top of it (Crowdstrike) and have to deal with a slow and buggy corporate DNS system, it just becomes unusable.

The only way I can do anything timely now is through WSL.

patates•36m ago
> Outlook is based on WebView2, and like all web apps, it’s slow

Fastmail also has a web based email client, which is as fast as (if not faster than) Outlook Classic.

The new Outlook is just bad. Load order is wrong, it renders everything on every window, loads unnecessary data, etc. Plain annoying.

olex•30m ago
The Fastmail client is good when it's up and running, but not as good as well-implemented native apps. The initial startup is much slower, and the iOS / iPadOS app (which is the same webapp iirc) is pretty bug-ridden, with the webview freezing or app not progressing past the loading animation without a close swipe / reopen.
robertlagrant•20m ago
You can definitely make a webview app that starts as quickly as most native thing (sub-1s start). We used Tauri and you wouldn't be able to tell the difference.
notwhereyouare•19m ago
it really feels like that not progressing past the loading animation all of a sudden has gotten worse. like yea, used to happen like once a week for me, but now it's probably once a day
codeduck•15m ago
It would be hilarious if it, like Teams, was backed by Sharepoint. It would also explain a lot about how terrible it is.
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nticompass•33m ago
Wait, which Outlook is this? Is it "new Outlook" or "Outlook (new)"?
marcosdumay•29m ago
Apparently, not the one that comes inside Copilot :)
nticompass•27m ago
Wait, which Copilot is this? :-P
Sharlin•4m ago
It's Copilot all the way down.
m132•27m ago
And to think that the "old" Outlook's splash screen is there for a reason: it used to take a while to open before SSDs became commonplace! Windows in general used to be usable on HDDs; SSDs would blow everyone's pants off making everything open instantly. These days we have 20+ Gbps SSDs without the AHCI latency tax and they're no longer enough to open an e-mail.

THAT'S how low the ball has been dropped.

knorker•25m ago
> like all web apps, it’s slow

No, that's a very uninformed take, and contradicted on two fronts:

1. Microsoft's other native apps have gotten unusably slow lately, too.

2. There's definitely plenty of fast web apps.

I don't mind snark, but make it factually accurate.

This is just Microsoft's poor strategic decision to try to drive as many as possible to Linux. Hell, weren't they bragging recently about managing to make opening the start menu take only a tenth of a second? It should be instant.

Maybe they think we'll replace users with AI, too. AI is the only thing slower than Microsoft's UIs lately.

AshamedCaptain•16m ago
What native apps is Microsoft developing as of lately?
itopaloglu83•13m ago
Another way to say tenth of a second is 100,000 nanoseconds.

We have 4GHz computers with 8-16 cores, and it takes 100,000 cycles to show the start menu?

xmddmx•6m ago
Another way (which happens to be correct) to say tenth of a second is 100 000 000 (one hundred million) nanoseconds. You were off by a factor of 1000!
bogometer•23m ago
Anytime a relative installs a new machine I get the call "What is wrong with outlook?". It's always "new".
mc32•21m ago
They so screwed Outlook. The stupid thing refuses to respond after switching to a diff network or SSID till it’s completed some synchronization of some kind. The stupid app refuses to come into focus.

I really don’t need the freshest view at once. Maybe I just need to look at an open email you dog of an app!

Why did they castrate Outlook? Does MS hate itself? What in the name of shit are they thinking? Who does this make happy?

FinnKuhn•18m ago
The "free" version of outlook that replaced Mail is so bad that it made me finally switch to Thunderbird and I don't see myself going back anytime soon.

The only thing I'm missing sometimes is the Copilot integration, but copy and paste with Thunderbird is still faster than using Copilot in Outlook...

fg137•16m ago
The biggest issue I have with new outlook is meeting notifications (reminders) on Windows.

I see a freaking loading screen with the Outlook logo for 5 seconds before the window is updated with the meeting name along with a button to dismiss it. Yes that's everything in there.

How does Microsoft think this is ok?

instakill•13m ago
new Google homepage takes [many] seconds to do what classic Google did instantly
Ekaros•10m ago
Same with Gmail. On decent desktop with multi-hundred megabit connection. Frankly just amazing how poor things have gotten.
SoKamil•12m ago
Outlook for Mac is surprisingly good, though. Every interaction feels (and is) native.

Kudos to the team. I think this is same team that maintains Office Suite for Mac.

I hope to see Teams for Mac in the future. Current Teams app is dogshit.

DaedalusII•8m ago
its faster to use an LLM + MCP (chatgpt or claude integration cloud integration) to search your email than to use the search field in the web browser now

its also possibly cheaper than the monthly licence fee for the desktop app suite

lenerdenator•7m ago
Honestly, for most intents and purposes, we could have just stopped with Outlook 2010. I'd have paid $5/mo for security patches.
nzoschke•7m ago
Genuinely curious how quality is so poor at MS. Tech debt and deadlines and red tape?

This is the company that invented the term dogfooding and forced everyone to use Exchange until all the bugs were worked out.

I’m building a next gen web mail app at work and there are a ton of UX edge cases but the performance of the core UI is not rocket science.

I’m looking for help play testing to squash bugs, improve the last mile of performance, and to add Outlook support.

https://housecat.com/

The incentive is the mail app is “malleable” so you can craft custom workflows and UI widgets to help you get to inbox zero.

stainablesteel•6m ago
microsoft is an amazing study in managed decline

that people still buy this, businesses still rely on their infrastructure, and their stock is somehow world-class is outstanding for the fact that its operating system can't do what middle school level coders can accomplish

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12m ago
Sure seems like all this fancy Copilot coding help they have would've helped develop a better email client.
delusional•7m ago
It is. Classic outlook didn't intermingle ads into your inbox. That feature alone makes new outlook much better.

Written on my windows phone 7 series 7

- Satya Nadella