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Show HN: A site for stopping work slop

Artificial intelligence is an amazing tool for brainstorming, programming, or generating images. But it’s also incredibly good at writing long, meaningless text filled with platitudes or producing code that continuously reinvents the wheel or misses edge cases. This has become known as slop.My inboxes have been increasingly filled with low-effort slop. I’m sure that this happens to many of you, too. The reddest of flags is being sent slop for work; at first glance, it may look credible, but it f

A brief generational overview of the tech industry

Modern consumer-focused technology, the finished products that we use in our day-to-day lives, is defined by the tech industry(AKA Big Tech, tech companies, the Internet, whatever you want to call it). Broadly speaking, this is the industry that has been the main driver of innovation in the past 50 years: producing wealth, increasing the standard of living, and improving human productivity. As of 2026, I can see this industry as having 2 clear generations of societal impact. I will list various

Show HN: Deploy to your customers' AWS/GCP/Azure accounts

Hi HN, I'm Alon, and I'm building Alien (https://alien.dev), an open-source platform for deploying your software into your customers' cloud accounts - AWS, GCP, or Azure — and keeping it fully managed. In my previous startup, I heard the same question from every single enterprise customer over and over again: "My data is sensitive. Can I deploy your product to my own cloud account?"Every founder I talk to who's building anything in AI or security hits the

Ask HN: How did you land your first projects as a solo engineer/consultant?

I’ve spent roughly the last decade and some change as a software engineer, and recently decided to start a solo consultancy.I’m focused on helping SMEs sort out the messy back-office parts of the business: spreadsheet glue, brittle internal workflows, poor reporting, awkward integrations, backend/platform problems, and AI workflows that need to do real work rather than just look good in a demo.I’m not really interested in becoming a generic agency. I’d rather work with businesses that alrea

Show HN: Make Video from Photo for Free

Create video from photos in just a few clicks. Our AI handles everything — no editing skills or software needed.

Ask HN: Can you show me some useful AI-written programs?

Looking at the software I use day to day, none of it is majority AI/LLM-written. I'm not actively going out of my way to avoid AI programs, but I haven't found any useful ones.When I say "useful software" I'm particularly interested in something that my grandmother would recognize as software - an OS, IDE, DAW, DBMS, word processor, a 3D modeller, game engine, video editor, CAD software, spreadsheet application, compiler, browser, etc. I'm marginally less inter

Show HN: How Are You-elderly fall detection app I built solo with AI in 6 months

I am writing the post, because I want to show that with AI, really complex and meaningful projects can be done, if the proper tools were used the proper way. I needed a project that I can use, so that I see how far I can go with only AI usage. I needed something doable, but relatively complex. And then I remembered an idea my wife shared with me, a few years ago: an app that monitors her grandfather's behavior and sends a notification if he stops moving. at that time, AI integrations were

Show HN: Sostactic – polynomial inequalities using sums-of-squares in Lean

Current support for nonlinear inequalities in Lean is quite limited. This package attempts to solve this. It contains a collection of Lean4 tactics for proving polynomial inequalities via sum-of-squares (SOS) decompositions, powered by a Python backend. You can use it via Python or Lean.These tactics are significantly more powerful than `nlinarith` and `positivity` -- i.e., they can prove inequalities they cannot. In theory, they can be used to prove any of the following types of statements- pro

Ukraine’s tech evangelist defence chief preaching the ‘future of war’

The 35-year-old with short salt-and-pepper hair is Ukraine's youngest ever defence minister - Copyright AFP Tetiana DZHAFAROVA The 35-year-old with short salt-and ...

Ukraine's Military Is Testing Exoskeletons That Look Like They Came From Edge Of Tomorrow

The war in Ukraine has become a testing ground for new military tech, and these exoskeletons look like something ripped ...

Ukraine Wants Cash and Tech for Sharing Its Hard-Won Drone Defense Playbook

The war in Ukraine has turned the country into an unlikely laboratory for drone warfare. Now Kyiv is trying to turn that hard-earned experience into something more tangible: money, technology, and strategic partnerships in the ... Read more

Ukraine Just Got A Powerful New Fleet Of 15,000 Drones - Here's How They Work

Germany delivered 15,000 Strilla interceptor drones to Ukraine's National Guard. Here's how the rocket-boosted quadcopter ...

Ukraine’s battle-proven interceptor drones shield US soldiers from Iran’s Shahed attacks

A low-cost interceptor drone, first proven in combat against Russian Shahed barrages in Ukraine, ...

Germany Steps Up Military Support to Ukraine with Air Defense, Missiles, and Drone Deals

Ukraine and Germany have also signed a major defense package worth €4 billion ($4.3–$4.5 billion), aimed at strengthening air ...

12 tech innovations that changed road cycling for the better

But, along the way, there have been numerous technological developments that have changed road cycling and the way we ride – ...

10 More Future Technologies That Will Transform Daily Life: AI, Quantum Tech & Beyond

Future technology trends are reshaping daily life through AI, quantum sensors, brain interfaces, and biofabrication innovations that transform how we live.

Ask HN: In the AI world what does "great" look like?

I had a chat with my team mate today and they brought up an interesting point. If AI is cooking our software and doing an amazing job, for us devs what does "great" look like? How do WE improve? How do we assess performance of us, i.e. "the humans"? What do we base salaries on?Have you discussed this in your organisations? Does anyone have a plan? If your dev teams are creating scaffolding, harnesses, skills and getting CC to cook up everything, make PRs, perform reviews, fin

Wall Street goes bottom fishing in beaten-down software stocks

Wall Street has gotten repeatedly burned calling a bottom in software stocks, which have been hit hard by fears that ...

Is the software apocalypse real? Piper Sandler just slashed its price target on Salesforce stock.

Software stocks have had a rough start to 2026. By late February, the iShares Expanded Tech-Software Sector ETF (IGV) was ...

The future may be 'frustrating' for engineers seeking a 'pure software development career,' AWS VP says

Marc Brooker, a VP and distinguished engineer of agentic AI at AWS, said it may get "harder and harder" to take a behind-the-scenes career approach.