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bing.com• Aug 9, 2026• 1 min read
The best deck boxes of 2026, tested and reviewedDeck boxes are must-have solutions for helping keep backyards clean and clutter-free. Check out our tested picks for the best ones on the market today.
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bing.com• Aug 9, 2026• 1 min read
Revealed: the top 10 invertebrates of the yearVoting has opened! Over the last two weeks we’ve profiled ten amazing invertebrates – nominated by you. Now it’s time to choose this year’s invertebrate of the year Vote for your favourite here ...
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arcades.click• Aug 9, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: Proxy-or-Not, Proxy DetectorMy humble attempt to detect residential proxies while limiting false positives on things like CGNAT.So far, its pretty successful detecting SOAX, BrightData, and a custom proxy app I built for my phone - but I have a pretty limited sample size.Give it a spin!* https://github.com/JWally/sofa-king-bad-box* https://github.com/JWally/sofa-king-bad-box-android
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news.ycombinator.com• Aug 9, 2026• 1 min read
The State of Google"Google Earth Pro on desktop will no longer be available for download beginning June 25, 2027."This is the message I received today while opening Google Earth. It was in the bottom left corner of the desktop application.What is happening at Google?Why is it that each of the tools I have been using for the last 20 years are being destroyed one by one? Tools that have become constant in people's lives.What are they trying to accomplish by destroying the trust gained by a generation of employees delivering the top product? Products that just worked.Did they fire all the good employees?Where are the men and women with long-term visions?What is happening???
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news.ycombinator.com• Aug 8, 2026• 1 min read
Things I learned about how people use AI after 1800 peopleI'm running a an AI fluency assessment tool and after 1800 real users who interact with our chat bot 20-40 minutes; here are some weird things we found out.1. The least AI-fluent professionals overestimated their score by 40 points. The most fluent underestimated by 27. 67 point Dunning-Kruger gap.2. Product managers outscore engineers on AI fluency (59.2 vs 53.7). Applied judgement beats technical knowledge.3. HR people (ironically who make hiring decisions using AI) understand AI the least, with the lowest AI fluency score.4. People consistently say they are good with AI, but 2 out 3 fail to reach even proficient level.5. The average AI fluency score across 1,800 professionals is 48 — squarely in the Developing tier. Most people use AI regularly but without systematic practice.6. Company-wide AI training assumes everyone starts from the same place. The data says starting points vary by 5x within the same team.7. Same company, same tools, same training budget. The gap between the leas
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news.ycombinator.com• Aug 8, 2026• 1 min read
Ask HN: How can I find trackers I did not place in my stuff?By sheer luck I found a Tile BLE tracker in a car I purchased recently. I assume it was put there by the previous owner in case of theft and forgotten. It nonetheless has been destroyed. Now I'd really like to know how you defend yourself against this sort of attack?I'm not looking to defend against a 3 letter agency or nation-state, but against any low tech stalker, ex, would be thief, or cop without access to Flock cameras type of adversary. Looking for something that would be able to find BLE trackers regardless of platform/company.I ran a scan using nRF but there is a lot of noise out there and isn't sustainable. Have you found trackers in your stuff? How do you defend against trackers? There are apps out there but it's hard to trust them with the required permissions. Open source would be great. I'm on Android and have "tracker protection" or whatever enabled.
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news.ycombinator.com• Aug 8, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: Camera Sun – Fixing the iPhone's Camera AppThe most annoying issue with taking photos on iPhone Pros, for me, is the shutter. The physical buttons only work if the phone is in the "right" orientation.This is especially an issue on manual/pro camera apps. Unlike on DSLRs, you can't use multiple fingers on just one hand easily to take photos at particular settings.This is where the idea for my app came from... How could I adjust exposure/focus/iso and shoot with just my thumb? Ie controlling from my hand position whenever I take horizontal or vertical photos. I have designed Camera Sun so that you can swipe over the shutter area, as soon as have your settings adjusted, to just snap your pic.If you want to see it in action without downloading...https://youtu.be/Av4eDk_HCno?is=tiLXIsCB0NgHRLbyThis was a token heavy (ie expensive) project. I burned through multiple limits. Most annoyingly, Cursor defaulted to Grok (without warning) when faced with Fable Limits, and Grok could not manage with the tasks. Im sure there would have been