The 13 Best Outdoor Lounge Chairs You Can BuyThrow out those shitty lawn chairs and build your dream patio. If you have the money or taste in design, you can do better Poly fabric can get busted if you don’t care for it You don’t have to break ...
These 4 genes make your scars grow out of controlYou got a tiny cut or a pimple, and instead of healing into a barely visible mark like everyone else, your skin decided to throw a tantrum and create a raised, angry scar that keeps growing like it’s ...
This Special Chrysler Pacifica Celebrates a "Century of Innovation"Chrysler celebrates its 100th birthday today—as in, exactly today, June 4, 2025. As part of the little party it's throwing itself, Chrysler is releasing a new special-edition model highlighting its ...
Ask HN: I became interim CTO and want to avoid dumb fuck-opsYes, fuck-ops not fuck ups :)Throwaway account---Context: small start-up, 3 devs. Company size 10-20.My boss burned out and has departed which has made me effectively the interim CTO. Let's call him Hephaestus[1]. I am more of what you'd consider an enlightened individual contributor and in am in some part finding myself out of my depth.When it rains, it pours. As our previous CTO took his leave our PM - who is fantastic - went on maternity leave. We have a new one but doesn't fill her shoes. Other than myself and the non-technical CEO the rest of the organization hasn't really been around long enough to help share carrying the weight yet - they are getting there! I have one other dev who is fantastic and the other one was hired under the premise of being my old CTOs shadow - he was signed before the contract. Unfortunately, experience has shown he is wet behind the ears and I find myself having to pick up the slack not only when it comes to what he can contribute as a dev - he is inte
Show HN: Plexe – ML Models from a PromptHey HN! We’re Vaibhav and Marcello. We’re building Plexe (https://github.com/plexe-ai/plexe), an open-source agent that turns natural language task descriptions into trained ML models. Here’s a video walkthrough: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bUwCSglhcXY.There are all kinds of uses for ML models that never get realized because the process of making them is messy and convoluted. You can spend months trying to find the data, clean it, experiment with models and deploy to production, only to find out that your project has been binned for taking so long. There are many tools for “automating” ML, but it still takes teams of ML experts to actually productionize something of value. And we can’t keep throwing LLMs at every ML problem. Why use a generic 10B parameter language model, if a logistic regression trained on your data could do the job better?Our light-bulb moment was that we could use LLMs to generate task-specific ML models that would be trained on one’s own data. Thanks to the eme
What to Know About Syria’s Minorities and Sectarian ViolenceThe new government has pledged to unify Syria after overthrowing the Assad dictatorship. One of its biggest challenges is persistent sectarian violence. By Christina Goldbaum Ben Hubbard Raja ...
Stream It Or Skip It: ‘Promised Hearts’ on Netflix, A Friends-to-Lovers Indonesian Romance About Childhood FriendsAccording to the official Netflix logline for Promised Hearts, “a young woman’s future is jeopardized by a secret arrangement that throws her life into chaos — but it may be the only way to save her ...
Tell HN: A realization I've had about working with AIs and building softwareOkay, here's my debrief.What I've realized is this: AI is an amplifier of what you are. It's not a substitute - it just reflects and scales whatever you bring to the table.When I was younger, I'd often just run at the wall and try to scale it fast. I'd throw a lot of code at the problem. Not out of carelessness - I was iterating quickly, looking for a working prototype that gave me feedback I could work with. Structure and architecture didn't matter to me as much - what I wanted was to hit the goal, the concept, the tangible result.And that actually worked. I built a lot of stuff that way.But I assumed AI would kind of "handle" the rest - that it would take care of the complexity, or clean things up. And what I've come to see is that AI just reflects your approach. If I'm in "throw code at the wall" mode, AI will just help me do that faster. Which can help. But it won't make the problem go away. It just accelerates whatever rhythm or method you're already in.If you're designing systems
Burke Ramsey’s Life Now After Sister JonBenet Ramsey’s High-Profile Murder: Us’ Inside LookAdd Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Burke Ramsey was thrown into the public eye after his sister, JonBenét Ramsey, was murdered in 1996 — but where is he now? "Burke ...
Show HN: FastGraphRAG – Better RAG using good old PageRankHey there HN! We’re Antonio, Luca, and Yuhang, and we’re excited to introduce Fast GraphRAG, an open-source RAG approach that leverages knowledge graphs and the 25 years old PageRank for better information retrieval and reasoning.Building a good RAG pipeline these days takes a lot of manual optimizations. Most engineers intuitively start from naive RAG: throw everything in a vector database and hope that semantic search is powerful enough. This can work for use cases where accuracy isn’t too important and hallucinations are tolerable, but it doesn’t work for more difficult queries that involve multi-hop reasoning or more advanced domain understanding. Also, it’s impossible to debug it.To address these limitations, many engineers find themselves adding extra layers like agent-based preprocessing, custom embeddings, reranking mechanisms, and hybrid search strategies. Much like the early days of machine learning when we manually crafted feature vectors to squeeze out marginal gains, build
Show HN: Open-source Kibana alternative for logs and traces in ClickHouseHi HN, Mike and Warren here! We're excited to share some (early) work towards our next major version of HyperDX. HyperDX makes it easy to visualize/search logs & traces on top of Clickhouse (so incident & bug investigations hopefully go by a little easier). For example, if a team is thinking of migrating to Clickhouse for their observability data warehouse [1][2][3] usually due to cost or data privacy reasons, they can easily throw HyperDX on top to do the UI layer for analysis and dashboarding in a dev-friendly way (aka not needing to type paragraphs of SQL to find some logs)Over the past year we've seen a ton of excitement in companies adopting Clickhouse-based observability stacks - but one of the biggest challenges we've seen is that the UI layer on top of Clickhouse is either clunky to use for observability use cases (ex. BI tools), or too tied to a specific ingestion architecture to scale to every use case (we used to be in this category!). For companies that needed more flexibil
With Jameis Winston at QB, Browns stun Ravens and show they won’t go away quietlyCLEVELAND — The full Jameis Winston experience includes wild twists, unforeseen turns, aggressive throws and generally extended thoughts that are sometimes interrupted by another one of his thoughts, ...
What Is a Calm-Down Corner?If you’re a parent or teacher — or just someone who's witnessed a toddler throw a tantrum in public — you know that children don't always know how to express strong emotions like anger or frustration.
Watch Kansas State commit Noah King and Hamilton vs. Oak Hills live on NFHS NetworkAfter previously attending Fairfield, Hamilton senior Noah King is a defensive back who opposing offenses do not want to throw near. The athlete is a top recruit in Cincinnati in his class, earning a ...
Show HN: Fantasy Sports with Supabase, Vercel, and Next.jsHave enjoyed playing fantasy sports for years. This year I have a league going with friends for a $500 prize pool.It's tough to do a full team with drafts, because it takes so long to monitor injuries, set lineups, etc. So we came up with a new game mode. Just pick one quarterback per week, and if he throws for more yards than his real life counterpart, you advance. Person who advances the farthest without getting eliminated wins the $500. The catch is that each quarterback can only be picked once by each contestant throughout the whole NFL season.I used Supabase to do the authentication and login/signup process. Supabase is also used for the database. For example when my friends and I login to make our weekly picks, those picks are stored in Supabase. The rest of the project uses Vercel and Next.js. I have read stuff online about people who wake up to unexpectedly high Vercel bills, so I'm hoping that doesn't happen to me (tips on how to avoid this are appreciated).Right now I'm still
2024 MLB most exciting player bracket: Judge, Ohtani, moreMajor League Baseball is packed with electrifying players. Whether you prefer five-star talents, powerful sluggers or pitchers throwing triple-digit heat, there are stars bringing excitement to this ...
Tesehki Knocks Diamond The Body’s Tooth Out At “Baddies” ReunionAccording to Diamond The Body, she lost "real bad." Tesehki is certainly no stranger to throwing hands, and it looks like that's exactly what happened at the Baddies Caribbean reunion last night.
Bears’ Cole Kmet comes from an athletic family that may have saved the best for lastAt first, Cole Kmet ran too fast for his youngest brother, Cooper. “I couldn’t throw a slant route to him,” Cooper said. The two couldn’t connect on the seemingly simple route as they trained together ...