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Gemini 3

https://blog.google/products/gemini/gemini-3/
933•preek•7h ago•620 comments

Google Antigravity

https://antigravity.google/
539•Fysi•6h ago•620 comments

Pebble, Rebble, and a path forward

https://ericmigi.com/blog/pebble-rebble-and-a-path-forward/
255•phoronixrly•4h ago•107 comments

GitHub: Git operation failures

https://www.githubstatus.com/incidents/5q7nmlxz30sk
259•wilhelmklopp•1h ago•220 comments

Blender 5.0

https://www.blender.org/download/releases/5-0/
93•FrostKiwi•42m ago•5 comments

Gemini 3 Pro Model Card [pdf]

https://storage.googleapis.com/deepmind-media/Model-Cards/Gemini-3-Pro-Model-Card.pdf
93•virgildotcodes•11h ago•298 comments

The code and open-source tools I used to produce a science fiction anthology

https://compellingsciencefiction.com/posts/the-code-and-open-source-tools-i-used-to-produce-a-sci...
23•mojoe•6h ago•7 comments

Bild AI (YC W25) is hiring – Make housing affordable

https://www.ycombinator.com/companies/bild-ai/jobs/m2ilR5L-founding-engineer-applied-ai
1•rooppal•52m ago

OrthoRoute – GPU-accelerated autorouting for KiCad

https://bbenchoff.github.io/pages/OrthoRoute.html
62•wanderingjew•3h ago•7 comments

I am stepping down as the CEO of Mastodon

https://blog.joinmastodon.org/2025/11/my-next-chapter-with-mastodon/
209•Tomte•4h ago•125 comments

Cloudflare Global Network experiencing issues

https://www.cloudflarestatus.com/incidents/8gmgl950y3h7
2250•imdsm•10h ago•1570 comments

Oracle is underwater on its $300B OpenAI deal

https://www.ft.com/content/064bbca0-1cb2-45ab-85f4-25fdfc318d89
133•busymom0•1h ago•71 comments

Mysterious holes in the Andes may have been an ancient marketplace

https://www.sydney.edu.au/news-opinion/news/2025/11/10/mysterious-holes-in-the-andes-may-have-bee...
18•gmays•6d ago•2 comments

Chuck Moore: Colorforth has stopped working [video]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MvkGBWXb2oQ#t=22
33•netten•1d ago•7 comments

Show HN: RowboatX – open-source Claude Code for everyday automations

https://github.com/rowboatlabs/rowboat
35•segmenta•3h ago•5 comments

Show HN: A subtly obvious e-paper room air monitor

https://www.nicolin-dora.ch/blog/en-epaper-room-air-monitor-part-1/
10•nomarv•15h ago•0 comments

How Quake.exe got its TCP/IP stack

https://fabiensanglard.net/quake_chunnel/index.html
436•billiob•14h ago•115 comments

Trying out Gemini 3 Pro with audio transcription and a new pelican benchmark

https://simonwillison.net/2025/Nov/18/gemini-3/
78•nabla9•3h ago•28 comments

Solving a million-step LLM task with zero errors

https://arxiv.org/abs/2511.09030
97•Anon84•5h ago•37 comments

Show HN: Guts – convert Golang types to TypeScript

https://github.com/coder/guts
63•emyrk•4h ago•16 comments

Strix Halo's Memory Subsystem: Tackling iGPU Challenges

https://chipsandcheese.com/p/strix-halos-memory-subsystem-tackling
53•PaulHoule•5h ago•22 comments

Write Cypress Tests in Natural Language with Cy.prompt()

https://www.cypress.io/blog/cy-prompt-experimental-launch
5•antiloper•6d ago•1 comments

Short Little Difficult Books

https://countercraft.substack.com/p/short-little-difficult-books
127•crescit_eundo•7h ago•80 comments

A 'small' vanilla Kubernetes install on NixOS

https://stephank.nl/p/2025-11-17-a-small-vanilla-kubernetes-install-on-nixos.html
19•todsacerdoti•11h ago•7 comments

Show HN: Tokenflood – simulate arbitrary loads on instruction-tuned LLMs

https://github.com/twerkmeister/tokenflood
16•twerkmeister•6d ago•0 comments

When 1+1+1 Equals 1

https://mathenchant.wordpress.com/2024/12/19/when-111-equals-1/
25•surprisetalk•5d ago•18 comments

Nearly all UK drivers say headlights are too bright

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c1j8ewy1p86o
599•YeGoblynQueenne•8h ago•617 comments

Google boss says AI investment boom has 'elements of irrationality'

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cwy7vrd8k4eo
104•jillesvangurp•16h ago•211 comments

The Miracle of Wörgl

https://scf.green/story-of-worgl-and-others/
124•simonebrunozzi•11h ago•68 comments

Experiment: Making TypeScript immutable-by-default

https://evanhahn.com/typescript-immutability-experiment/
86•ingve•8h ago•74 comments
Open in hackernews

Oracle is underwater on its $300B OpenAI deal

https://www.ft.com/content/064bbca0-1cb2-45ab-85f4-25fdfc318d89
133•busymom0•1h ago
https://archive.ph/Qdf2n

Comments

esafak•1h ago
https://archive.is/Qdf2n
xtoilette•1h ago
Time to short major stocks?
haberdasher•1h ago
You're 2 weeks late.
ekjhgkejhgk•1h ago
LOL the drop from 2 weeks ago is about 4%.
whattheheckheck•53m ago
Let it ride
supportengineer•11m ago
Diamond hands
LunaSea•51m ago
-20% in the last month
nawgz•24m ago
Didn't they pop like 30% at last earnings?

Anyways, one stock in 1 month is irrelevant, look at SPY...

btbuildem•53m ago
Time to put your RRSP / 401k in cash, it's all starting to seriously teeter.
supportengineer•12m ago
Well, bonds should be OK. CDs, Treasuries, etc
Analemma_•45m ago
Maybe, but not Oracle. Oracle is friends with the regime: Larry Ellison's kid runs TikTok and has promised to use it to push more conservative content. They'll get bailed out.
mmooss•21m ago
> Larry Ellison's kid runs TikTok

Also Paramount, which owns CBS News among other things. And they are looking to acquire the parent company of CNN.

harshalizee•1h ago
Oracle is the one to look out for if/when the bubble bursts. Most of the big tech will be fine, albeit hurting for a while. For Oracle, this might be existential.
symfoniq•1h ago
So you’re saying there’s an upside?
marcosdumay•55m ago
Maybe the entire purpose of OpenAI was to suck all the inflation the US government created on the last decade and burn it out in a huge bonfire at the end of its life.

Sam Altman has been playing 6-D chess this entire time, and we thought he was just a fraudster.

ramesh31•47m ago
>Maybe the entire purpose of OpenAI was to suck all the inflation the US government created on the last decade and burn it out in a huge bonfire at the end of its life.

This has seriously crossed my mind as well. Like we've reached an endgame here where big tech has now found a way to literally burn off trillions of dollars into waste heat.

dipsheetpatel•19m ago
>fraudster excuse me sweaty, AGI is actually around the corner
matsz•1h ago
Finally, been waiting for this moment since I've learned about Oracle. Would be well-deserved for them. Hope Larry Ellison loses his yacht.
water-data-dude•54m ago
But there would be other consequences too, just consider the philanthropic organizations that Larry Ellison supports! Like the Ellison Medical Foundation, a non profit whose sole purpose is to keep Larry Ellison alive as long as possible!
kstrauser•43m ago
> to keep Larry Ellison alive

This is called “begging the question”. I need some evidence that Ellison is not an undead.

lifestyleguru•38m ago
That dude literally launched medical foundation for his personal healthcare.
hypeatei•39m ago
These people are in the class that never fails. Ellison won't lose anything.
matsz•26m ago
One can dream.
elzbardico•9m ago
That is not enough for me.

I want Mr Ellison working in a Gulag in Siberia.

jandrese•52m ago
Don't they still sell a database product? As long as they don't do the Venture Capital thing and sell off the most promising business units there should still be something for the company to do after the AI bubble implodes. Certainly there will be a lot of layoffs, and maybe even a chapter 13, but I don't think they'll stop existing.
chasil•19m ago
Oracle Database Enterprise Edition retails at $47,500 per CPU core (there is a 2-for-1 discount on x86) when licensed this way.

There is extreme caution in deploying new Oracle databases, more so than SQL Sever.

blibble•42m ago
unfortunately their database continues to print money from trapped customers

the "AI" is just an attempt to pump the stock price

OpenAI though can't survive as there's no business at all to fall back on

lifestyleguru•36m ago
Oh god, that'd be finally some good news in this recent brutal and sad time period.
James_K•1h ago
Whoda thought that agreeing to build $300 billion of infrastructure for a company with $20 billion revenue and zero profit was a bad idea?
drivebyhooting•1h ago
It’s looking like Google may outdo OpenAI.

ChatGPT has brand recognition and adoption, but not the best product anymore.

bhouston•56m ago
> ChatGPT has brand recognition and adoption, but not the best product anymore.

Companies with worse products win all the time based on brand and adoption. So it isn't clear to me at all that Google can win.

imglorp•48m ago
But what does win mean here? It's commoditized at this point, everyone's got options, and it's easy to swap models. This means the user share will be spread out among the different offerings. There's no winner take all scenario.
blitzar•16m ago
> Companies with worse products win all the time based on brand and adoption.

Like google.

Bricejm•51m ago
Google also has $100 billion in profit each year from it's core business to wait out OpenAI.
LunaSea•49m ago
And the search engine and crawler actually powering these LLMs
Razengan•35m ago
How is that not a conflict of interest by the way, when Google's AI search results prevent the websites it trained on from getting clicks?
what•23m ago
Am I the only one that clicks through to the sources cited?
placatedmayhem•10m ago
I usually do the same, but not always. And I believe clicking through is a behavior of a minority of people and interactions, judging by the click through rate drops sites have seen recently. (On mobile at the moment, so apologies for not grabbing a source for the rate drops sites.)
abraae•16m ago
Google is also conflicted though.

The more they emulate ChatGPT's clean UI, the more they are failing to push ads in people's faces, which is what generates that $100B for them.

Their business model fails if their users don't experience a confusing crap-fest of ads.

slumberlust•13m ago
As always, they will keep it clean until they can crank that enshitification dial to 11.
overfeed•8m ago
> Their business model fails if their users don't experience a confusing crap-fest of ads.

I bet you OpenAI will implement ads far sooner than Google can hypothetically run out of money.

rvnx•4m ago
And they also have their own chips (TPUs), no need for Nvidia
YetAnotherNick•48m ago
If you remove AGI dream from the equation, AI revenues couldn't come close everpresent ads on the internet which Google has monopoly over, and LLM directly affects Google core business.

Also Google doesn't have great business reputation for sticking to their APIs, so they need to be lot better than open model always, which it is now but my guess would be it wouldn't be for long.

keiferski•41m ago
Unless I’m missing something, Google doesn’t really have the “chat journal” aspect that ChatGPT has. It’s just a search engine.

For me personally this is a major feature.

esafak•39m ago
What's a chat journal besides a history, which Gemini has?
spankalee•38m ago
https://gemini.google.com/
ElectricalUnion•28m ago
NotebookLM?
lateforwork•29m ago
What is the cost of delivering regular search results vs. answering an AI chat question? How do you sell ads through each of these channels?

If you consider those angles you'll see that Google does not want AI chat to replace Google search any time soon. Google is being dragged into this kicking and screaming. They are damned if they do, and damned if they don't.

dist-epoch•16m ago
You can get a $20 OpenAI subscription for some serious usage.

Google has no such thing for Gemini, it's subscriptions are brain-dead, expensive bundled with 2 TB of storage and other shit that I don't want.

ohyoutravel•3m ago
Isn’t Gemini the same price for the same usage as OpenAI? I agree they bundle extra things in there, but you don’t have to use them. If you just used Gemini for $20 you’d be equally situated as OpenAI for $20 on the model front.
iammjm•1h ago
How is this even rational that companies "invest" billions of dollars that they dont even have? capitalism ad2025 is a joke
marcosdumay•57m ago
> billions of dollars that they dont even have

Companies don't ever "have" things, they are themselves things that people have. There isn't a fundamental difference between taking a loan smaller than their total capitalization or spend some money they have liquid at the bank. It's both taking money from the shareholders and spending on something.

That said, yes that investment is stupid and deserves quotes around the word. But making risky investments when the company is operating in the red isn't stupid at all... it's just that this one isn't risky, it's certainly bad.

Am4TIfIsER0ppos•38m ago
Wait until you discover that the bank doesn't have those dollars in your account.
HWR_14•7m ago
If you can borrow money at X% and make (X+1)% on that money, you do that and invest it. As an individual you can do that by buying stocks on margin.
throwacct•56m ago
so, these companies are playing hot potato and this is oracle holding it.
reactordev•48m ago
I so desperately want to make a snide comment about foreseeing the future but the reality is the CapX is so muddied that I’m afraid everyone is going to feel it.
wmf•13m ago
Oracle doesn't own the GPUs themselves and may hold as little as 10% of the Stargate bag.
rwmj•6m ago
Please let it be true.
TheAlchemist•38m ago
One must love the projections of >50% YOY growth for 5 straight years.

Why not continue for the next 5 ? Maybe they will find customers on Mars.

This while situation is very strange - there are some big companies pouring tens of billions into it (Alphabet, Meta) - since they don't have anything better to do with the money printers they have, but there are several others whose valuations are based on completely unrealistic projections where their expected revenues in 5-10 years represent 99% of their current 'value'.

prewett•31m ago
Traditionally one is supposed to return money you don’t have anything better to do with to shareholders in dividends, but that is sadly out of fashion with tech companies.
brainwad•26m ago
Alphabet at least returns capital via huge buybacks that effectively act as dividends, but with more tax efficiency.
lotsofpulp•26m ago
Why would it be in fashion? If you want the money, then sell your shares and don't cause a taxable event for everyone else.
andrenotgiant•33m ago
FT uses "underwater" because the deal was $300 Billion and the stock has lost $315 Billion in market cap since the deal. That's a bit of a stretch, but the rest of the article is very good.
almostkindatech•19m ago
FT Alphaville is the (very good) blog-style section of the FT, so this point is meant slightly tongue-in-cheek, as Bryce hints at himself.
chrisgd•30m ago
The market (over)reacted to the OpenAi announcement sending Oracle’s share price up and now may be overreacting to Altman’s interview with an investor pushing their stock price down. And we are measuring (what seems like) a non-binding investment against market cap which swings everyday.
lateforwork•27m ago
Oracle has no IP in this deal. All they are doing is unpacking Nvidia servers, plugging it in, and keeping them cool. They get 15% markup for this.
650REDHAIR•13m ago
I mean that doesn’t have a $0 cost.
LASR•25m ago
As someone paying some vague attention to market movements, this was predictable.

News of a deal and hype was largely responsible for the rise. Now that the sentiment is cooling off, it’s dropping back to a more reasonable level.

dist-epoch•18m ago
So you shorted Oracle and made money?
HWR_14•14m ago
Knowing a stock is overpriced and knowing when it will correct precisely enough to profit are very different.
elzbardico•11m ago
Fuck Larry Elison.