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I designed a nose guard for my dog and gave it away. Now 500 dogs wear one

https://snoutcover.com/one-year
88•ragswag•48m ago•42 comments

Simons Foundation Launches $15M Effort to Help Mathematicians Navigate AI Era

https://www.simonsfoundation.org/news/simons-foundation-launches-15m-effort-to-help-mathematician...
97•aaraujo002•1h ago•64 comments

Wayland desktop for Linux with skeuomorphic design

https://github.com/fyzugx/DEsk
201•FinalDestiny•3h ago•80 comments

I know why Mathematicians weep

https://www.derekthompson.org/p/i-know-why-the-mathematicians-weep
153•RickJWagner•2h ago•221 comments

Libreboot 26.10 "Ominous Olive" released with UEFI, Chromebook support

https://libreboot.org/news/libreboot2610.html
148•iamnothere•3h ago•74 comments

Celebrating 70 Years of Fortran

https://fortran-lang.org/news/2026/09-15-Fortran-birthday/
59•rbanffy•1h ago•24 comments

Steam Client Is Now Faster Than Epic's New Vibe Coded Launcher

https://respawnfirst.com/steam-client-is-now-faster-than-epics-new-vibe-coded-launcher/
61•starkparker•29m ago•65 comments

Show HN: Unfenced – Land for sale that borders public land

https://unfenced.land/
152•otherwatersflow•4h ago•113 comments

Zero-Click Spyware Delivered via Targeted Ads: AdFection

https://citizenlab.ca/research/how-discover-tech-turned-targeted-ads-into-a-pipeline-for-spyware/
139•jcomp•5h ago•16 comments

Things to know when you get cancer

https://jjmaxwell4.com/writing/things-to-know-when-you-get-cancer/
1769•jjmaxwell4•21h ago•421 comments

C++26 Contracts: Introduction to Preconditions and Postconditions

https://www.cppstories.com/2026/cpp26_contracts/
66•ibobev•3h ago•62 comments

Biscoff Cookies Were Supposed to Be Temporary. Then Passengers Fell in Love

https://www.seriouseats.com/biscoff-history-12168161
11•mhb•1d ago•9 comments

The technical actions needed to ensure the continuity of UTC

https://www.bipm.org/en/cgpm-2026/resolution-5
6•gliffie•21m ago•1 comments

Prompt injection in HTTP headers: what 217M web responses show

https://www.signalscorps.com/blog/prompt-injection-in-http-headers/
35•panoramas4good•1h ago•8 comments

Wanted to download an ISO, ended up writing a kernel exploit

https://blog.dfb.sh/blog/eap770-root-for-two-zeros/
262•0xdeafbeef•2d ago•136 comments

OpenCode 2.0

https://anoma.ly/notes/opencode-2-0/
787•gmays•19h ago•339 comments

Neural Networks Are Already Clean

https://already-clean.goodfire.com/
11•themgt•29m ago•0 comments

The largest eagle hunted unlike any other bird of prey (2021)

https://www.nhm.ac.uk/discover/news/2021/december/worlds-largest-eagle-hunted-unlike-any-other-bi...
15•EndXA•1d ago•0 comments

GridSnap – an open-source Divvy-style window snapper for macOS

https://github.com/konieczkow/gridsnap
27•zderror•3h ago•14 comments

The Haunted Toys R Us

https://www.retroist.com/p/the-haunted-toys-r-us
39•speckx•3d ago•21 comments

Tiny Little Office

https://tinylittleoffice.com/
598•donohoe•18h ago•150 comments

The First Social Network: In rural Argentina residents send messages w AM radio

https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2026/10/19/the-first-social-network
108•bookofjoe•1d ago•42 comments

Do dentists know what they're doing?

https://mapwriting.substack.com/p/dentists
899•doitLP•3d ago•639 comments

Show HN: Indigene – Native plants for where you stand

https://indigene.app/
93•olivierlacan•2d ago•16 comments

Americans' social activity has steeply declined in the past 30 years

https://www.dataforprogress.org/blog/2026/9/29/americans-social-activity-has-steeply-declined-in-...
534•hubraumhugo•1d ago•505 comments

Using AI to reverse engineer hardware

https://blogs.gnome.org/uraeus/2026/10/15/aiandreverseengineerhardware/
44•ErenayDev•1h ago•34 comments

Catch a Bird – I made it for my own sanity

https://catchabird.com
343•eduardsik•3d ago•99 comments

LFM2.5-24B-A2B: Built for fast on-device agents

https://www.liquid.ai/blog/lfm2-5-24b-a2b
268•gmays•16h ago•72 comments

Creating a Garmin "MCP"

https://jackantico.io/garmin-mcp
51•ricotico060•1d ago•57 comments

Sticky alpine flower confirms Darwin's 150-year-old carnivorous plant prediction

https://phys.org/news/2026-08-sticky-alpine-darwin-year-carnivorous.html
90•maxall4•2d ago•37 comments
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I designed a nose guard for my dog and gave it away. Now 500 dogs wear one

https://snoutcover.com/one-year
74•ragswag•48m ago

Comments

silverFork•42m ago
DLE, I had never heard of it. Something like lupus and it needs protection from the sun. One smart guy to come up with a simple solution.. Very good use of 3D printer.
superxpro12•35m ago
I love writing that uses acronyms and never defines them.
IncreasePosts•23m ago
Sounds like someone just needs to spend more time keeping up with rare canine autoimmune disorders
phoghed•22m ago
It’s pretty easy to figure out what DLE was about from the context clues in the article. Knowing that it means discoid lupus erythematosus and the detailed definition wouldn’t have added much imo. In fact I didn’t even care to look it up until I read your comment.
tdeck•35m ago
> I want to be honest about what happened next, because it matters

I like the project but using Claude sure didn't improve this article.

tverbeure•33m ago
"The free Shield, rebuilt"
antonvs•22m ago
“That somebody opens it, and what they open matters.”
browningstreet•22m ago
Are y'all gonna register a complaint for each and every instance of an LLM written or enhanced article anywhere?

It's mainstreamed. Spare the rest of us.

andrewstuart•18m ago
It’s the lack of effort to make the AI write better that bothers me.
tdeck•16m ago
Exactly, there's nothing stopping someone from reading what it puts out and going "what? That doesn't belong there" and cleaning it up a little.
phoghed•11m ago
lurn_mor•34m ago
Pun notwithstanding, what a fun itch to scratch! A clever single-user solution becomes it's own industry. I'd love to repeat this sort of growth myself, and find such clever solutions to real world problems.
k310•22m ago
Canine discoid lupus erythematosus

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

mixmastamyk•22m ago
Hmmm, something made to sit in direct sunlight shouldn’t be black or very dark.
anamexis•17m ago
Like dog noses?
matsemann•19m ago
The idea is good and cute (the AI writing is a slog to read though). But I wince a bit at seeing a pit with something looking like a mouth guard at a glance, as if they're not scary enough already.
dieselgate•7m ago
We rarely use a muzzle for our shepherd but the ironic part is people keep extra distance because it looks so menacing.
satnhak•13m ago
My dog has no nose. How does it smell? Awful.
dieselgate•11m ago
My dog has a very smelly nose!
billfor•12m ago
Also https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46094460 from 11 months ago.
RajuChacha108•4m ago
I think there will be a market for video game styles armour for dogs
The critics never point this out though. They typically just find the first AI smell then proudly announce to everyone that they didn’t finish the article. It’s the new HN meta for securing upvotes with low effort.

I do generally agree though that the author should edit or rewrite completely the AI output since he clearly put a lot of effort into the thing he made itself.

tdeck•9m ago
> The critics never point this out though. They typically just find the first AI smell then proudly announce to everyone that they didn’t finish the article.

I mean, I'm the "critic" that started this thread and my comment doesn't say that, so what exactly is your problem? If it were poor writing for any other reason would you have the same kneejerk defensive reaction that you have about poor AI writing?

hansvm•15m ago
s/enhanced/diminished ... because it matters
randomblock1•14m ago
If nobody complains, nothing changes. At the very least Claude's output should have been edited and improved, but it reads like it was mostly copy-paste.
x187463•8m ago
I dislike one-shot LLM prose as much as the next person, but there's no chance this use case ever goes away. Writing is difficult and takes a long time. Using an LLM to write for you gets your message across with the least effort. It's here to stay. Our only hope is that the models simply start writing better.
dilap•13m ago
We've got to shame this shit until it stops. LLMs are great; don't use them to write for you. Especially not in the first fucking person.
notnaut•12m ago
lazy writing is always valid ground for criticism…
dawnerd•9m ago
The rapist attitude of just say yes and accept it is disgusting.
x187463•8m ago
My dude, reading AI writing on a product page is not in the universe of being sexually assaulted.
catoc•9m ago
Yes!
2OEH8eoCRo0•9m ago
It's kind of insulting. Like they didn't take the time to write it but expect me to spend time reading it.
1shooner•9m ago
I think calling out AI is pretty 'mainstreamed' at this point, if that's our criteria.
hungryhobbit•7m ago
This dude invented not one but multiple dog health care products ... with no animal product design background whatsoever! Then (with no business background) he started an entire company helping hundreds of dogs all over the world.

Maybe instead of expecting everyone to be good at everything, we cut this guy a little slack and let him use AI to help write?

micromacrofoot•4m ago
no one's preventing him from using it, we're pointing out flaws with the tool in an effort to get people to improve
bobsmooth•6m ago
Yeah, it's every paragraph.
RajuChacha108•5m ago
Unnecessary comment. It is really heartwarming to see an individual do something in his spare time that helps 100s of being that can't speak for themselves.
drcongo•5m ago
I find it so much more annoying when it's on something that should be genuinely interesting - I just can't read this even though I do actually want to.
dyauspitr•4m ago
You don’t know that. He could be a terrible writer.