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- Google AI Studio 成为 Tailwind CSS 的赞助商,但社区质疑资助规模能否缓解其财务困境并引发了关于开源可持续性的讨论。
- 文章展示如何用约200行Python构建让LLM通过对话调用本地工具的编程助手,强调清晰工具接口与动态待办事项的重要性。
- Anthropic 限制第三方使用 Claude Code 订阅,引发围绕低价订阅导致绕过API、定价策略和是否应开源CLI的争议。
- 欧洲委员会就开放源代码发起证据征集,旨在提升技术主权并探讨资助维护、CI/CD 基础设施与支持措施。
- Cloudflare 因未按意大利监管在30分钟内全球屏蔽被处以罚款,公司指该命令缺乏司法监督并可能威胁网络自由,已提出上诉并考虑调整在意大利的运营。
- 《计算机科学中的数学》以严谨的数学模型和证明方法教授计算机科学基础,是提高严密思维的经典教材但难度较大。
- Sopro TTS 是一个169M参数、可在CPU上运行的零样本英语语音克隆模型,具备快速克隆能力但语音质量与多语言支持仍有限。
- 约翰·格鲁伯报道并基于关键视频分析指控一名ICE特工无正当理由枪杀,呼吁直面事实并追究责任。
- 明尼苏达官员称联邦将致命ICE枪击案调查完全交由FBI,导致州方无法获取证据,凸显联邦干预与调查公正性的争议。
- Kagi 发布基于 WebKit 的 Orion Linux Alpha 浏览器,社区看好其推动 WebKitGTK 的潜力,但对闭源、隐私透明度和 DRM 支持持谨慎态度。
https://twitter.com/OfficialLoganK/status/2009339263251566902
Logan Kilpatrick 在 X 平台宣布,Google AI Studio 团队已成为 Tailwind CSS 项目的赞助商。他表示,非常荣幸能够支持这一项目,并期待未来与 Tailwind CSS 团队合作,共同推动开发者生态的发展。该消息发布于 2026 年 1 月 9 日,获得超过 431.8 万次浏览和大量互动。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46545077
https://www.mihaileric.com/The-Emperor-Has-No-Clothes/
本文介绍如何仅用约 200 行 Python 代码构建一个功能完整的 AI 编程助手,揭示了像 Claude Code 这类工具背后的“真相”——并非魔法,而是基于简单但高效的架构。核心思想是:AI 通过与一个拥有工具的本地程序进行对话来完成任务,而 AI 本身不直接操作文件系统。
整个系统依赖三个基础工具:读取文件、列出目录内容、编辑文件。这些工具通过清晰的函数文档和结构化返回值,让大语言模型(LLM)能够理解并调用它们。例如,edit_file_tool 中使用空字符串作为 old_str 表示创建新文件,否则进行首次匹配替换。
系统通过动态生成工具描述,将工具的名称、功能和调用格式注入系统提示(system prompt),使 LLM 知道“你可以做什么”以及“如何调用”。当 LLM 响应时,程序通过简单文本解析提取 tool: name({...}) 格式的调用指令,并执行相应操作。
整个流程形成一个循环:用户输入需求 → LLM 决定是否调用工具 → 程序执行工具并返回结果 → LLM 结合结果继续推理。这种架构虽然简单,但足以完成创建文件、修改代码、导航项目等复杂任务。
文章强调,真正的“智能”不在于 LLM 本身,而在于如何设计工具接口、规范交互格式以及构建高效的反馈循环。通过这个 200 行代码的实现,读者可以亲手搭建一个可运行的 AI 编程助手,理解其工作原理,从而摆脱对 AI 的神秘感。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46545620
https://github.com/anomalyco/opencode/issues/7410
这是一个关于 OpenCode 项目中 Claude Max 功能突然失效的公开问题报告页面。用户在 2026 年 1 月 9 日发现,使用 Claude Max 模型时出现连接错误,即使尝试重新连接也无法恢复。问题涉及多个用户,普遍反映该功能在数小时前还正常工作,但突然中断。
当前版本为 OpenCode 1.1.8,操作系统为 macOS。用户反馈集中在无法使用 Claude Max,尽管 Anthropic 官方服务状态显示正常。部分用户怀疑是认证令牌过期或服务端限制导致,但尚未确认具体原因。
多位用户表达了强烈不满,认为该功能是他们依赖的重要工具,尤其在工作流和可见性方面。有人已取消 Anthropic 订阅,转而探索其他模型。有用户指出,使用 CLI 工具高效利用订阅额度本是合理行为,不应被限制,质疑平台方缺乏对用户合理使用场景的包容。
该问题已被标记为“bug”并关联到多个相似历史问题,包括令牌过期、OAuth 认证失败等。GitHub Actions 自动提示可能存在重复问题,建议用户参考已有讨论。
整体来看,这是一场由第三方工具与大模型服务接口异常引发的用户体验危机,反映出用户对服务稳定性和使用自由度的高度关注。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46549823
https://lwn.net/Articles/1053107/
欧洲委员会于 2026 年 1 月 7 日启动了一项“证据征集”活动,旨在制定欧洲开放数字生态系统战略。此举旨在减少欧盟对非欧盟国家软件的依赖,提升数字基础设施的安全性与自主可控能力。开放源代码被视为增强用户自主权、提升技术主权和网络安全的重要工具。
此次征集面向所有利益相关方,包括开源社区(个人贡献者、企业、基金会)、公共管理部门、ICT 行业、学术界和研究机构。反馈截止时间为 2026 年 2 月 3 日(布鲁塞尔时间午夜)。
征集重点围绕五个核心问题展开:
多位评论者指出,这是向欧盟提出具体支持需求的绝佳机会。建议包括:为开源项目提供免费高性能 CI/CD 基础设施、设立技术写作支援团队、推动开源替代品宣传、资助关键功能开发、支持项目维护者等。
有观点强调,欧盟应设立类似 NLNET 基金会的机制,但需避免过度干预项目方向,应以“无条件资助”为主,让项目自主决定资金用途。同时,也需提升开源社区对资助申请流程的理解与应对能力,避免资源过度流向“写申请的专家”而非实际开发者。
此次征集为欧盟构建自主、安全、可持续的数字生态提供了重要契机,各方应积极发声,推动真正有效的支持政策落地。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46550912
https://twitter.com/eastdakota/status/2009654937303896492
意大利一个准司法机构对 Cloudflare 处以 1700 万欧元罚款,理由是其未配合一项要求快速网络审查的政策。该政策由欧洲媒体精英组成的隐秘团体推动,要求 Cloudflare 在接到通知后 30 分钟内全球范围内屏蔽特定网站,且无司法监督、无正当程序、无申诉渠道,也无透明度。该要求不仅涉及内容删除,还要求屏蔽 Cloudflare 的 1.1.1.1 公共 DNS 服务,可能造成全球网站访问中断。
Cloudflare 表示,这一政策严重威胁民主价值,违背了网络自由原则。公司已对相关制度提起多起法律挑战,并将对罚款提出上诉。作为回应,Cloudflare 正在考虑采取一系列措施:停止为即将举行的米兰-科尔蒂纳冬奥会提供价值数百万美元的免费网络安全服务;停止向意大利用户提供免费网络安全服务;撤出意大利所有服务器;终止在意大利设立办公室或投资的计划。
作者 Matthew Prince 强调,这种跨境内容管制行为不可接受,任何国家都无权规定其他国家的网络内容规则。他指出,美国副总统 JD Vance 已认识到此类监管属于不公平贸易问题,且威胁民主制度,而埃隆·马斯克也支持“言论自由”原则。他将于下周前往华盛顿与美国政府官员会面,并前往洛桑与国际奥委会讨论若 Cloudflare 撤出可能对奥运会安全带来的风险。
目前,意大利政府尚未与 Cloudflare 展开实质性对话,公司仍愿就合规问题进行沟通,但强调任何监管都必须遵循法治与正当程序原则。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46555760
https://courses.csail.mit.edu/6.042/spring18/mcs.pdf
这本书的核心是教读者用数学模型和方法分析计算机科学中的问题,强调“证明”是理解的关键。作者指出,证明不仅能带来真正的理解,还能在软硬件开发中提供测试无法替代的“永远正确”的证书。
书中先比较了法律、商业、科学、哲学等领域对“真理”与“证明”的不同标准,指出数学证明的独特性:它必须是从公理出发、通过逻辑推理链严格到达命题的过程。随后,前三章系统梳理“命题、逻辑推理、公理”三大概念及基本证明结构;第 2 章引入“良序原理”,第 5 章引入“归纳法”。为避免自然语言的歧义,第 3 章用逻辑公式精确表达命题。第 4、8 章深入讨论集合、函数及无穷集合的性质与证明技巧,第 7 章则聚焦递归定义的数据类型。整本书为计算机科学所需的严谨数学思维奠定扎实基础。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46550895
https://github.com/samuel-vitorino/sopro
Sopro 是一个轻量级的英文文本转语音(TTS)模型,由 Samuel Vitorino 作为个人项目训练完成。模型名称“Sopro”源自葡萄牙语中的“呼吸/吹气”,体现了其语音生成的核心理念。
模型特点包括:
使用方式支持 CLI 和 Python 接口,提供非流式与流式两种合成模式。CLI 中可通过参数调节风格强度、停止头行为等,以优化生成效果。Python 示例展示了如何加载模型、合成语音并保存为 WAV 文件。
项目提供交互式演示,可通过 Uvicorn 或 Docker 快速部署,访问本地网页进行测试。
注意事项:
项目训练仅使用单张 L40S GPU,预算有限,未来计划优化缓存机制、扩展语言支持,并发布完整训练代码。
作者欢迎支持,可通过 Buy Me a Coffee 页面打赏以帮助购买更多计算资源。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46546113
https://daringfireball.net/2026/01/lets_call_a_murder_a_murder
2026 年 1 月 8 日,美国明尼阿波利斯发生一起震惊全国的暴力事件:37 岁的瑞内·古德在驾车逃离现场时,被一名身份未明的戴面具美国移民与海关执法局(ICE)特工乔纳森·罗斯枪杀。《纽约时报》通过三角度的逐帧分析,揭示了事件的荒谬与残酷,明确指出这是一场毫无正当理由的谋杀。
作者约翰·格鲁伯强烈谴责总统特朗普和副总统克里斯蒂·诺姆试图为该行为辩护,称其为“自卫”或“国内恐怖主义”,并指出这些说法完全站不住脚。他引用乔治·奥威尔的名言,呼吁公众相信自己的眼睛和耳朵,直面事实:这是一起公然的谋杀。
关键证据来自目击者凯特琳·卡伦森拍摄的 4 分 25 秒完整视频。她距离事发车辆仅约 30 英尺,在枪击发生前就已开始拍摄。枪击发生后,她没有逃离,反而勇敢地靠近事故现场,持续拍摄,甚至在车辆撞上停放车辆后,仍坚持拍摄,镜头对准了部分遮掩面部的凶手。她的视频清晰记录了凶手登上一辆无标识雪佛兰 Tahoe 并仓皇逃离的全过程。
卡伦森在拍摄过程中不断高喊“可耻!”并怒斥执法者:“你们在她脸上开枪!”她的行为展现了非凡的勇气与正义感。视频不仅成为识别凶手的关键证据,也促使《明尼苏达星 Tribune》迅速确认并公开了凶手身份——乔纳森·罗斯。
此外,古德的邻居艾米丽·赫勒也在现场拍摄,面对拒绝让公民医生救助古德的执法人员,她愤怒质问:“你怎么能每天上班?你杀了我邻居!”
作者强调,卡伦森在极度危险中仍坚持记录,不仅出于良知,更展现了对真相的执着。她以宽屏拍摄,使画面更具历史价值。这一事件提醒每一个人:在暴力与混乱面前,挺身而出、记录真相,是守护正义最有力的方式。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46547612
2026 年 1 月 8 日,美国明尼苏达州官员表示,由于联邦政府干预,州调查机构无法参与一起涉及联邦移民与海关执法局(ICE)特工的致命枪击案调查。该事件发生在 1 月 7 日,一名 ICE 特工在明尼阿波利斯市开枪击毙了 37 岁的母亲兼诗人蕾妮·古德(Renee Good),其家人和社区对此表示强烈抗议。
明尼苏达州刑事逮捕局(BCA)局长德鲁·埃文斯在声明中指出,原本计划由 BCA 与联邦调查局(FBI)联合调查此案,但美国司法部随后决定将调查权完全交由 FBI,导致 BCA 被排除在案件材料、现场证据和调查访谈之外。BCA 已“无奈退出”调查,称此举将严重影响独立、全面的调查工作。
明尼苏达州州长蒂姆·沃尔兹强烈批评联邦政府的做法,认为这是对州权的侵犯,且“难以保证公正结果”。他指出,从总统到副总统再到国土安全部长克里斯蒂·诺姆,已多次发表不实言论,对事件进行预判,损害了公众对调查的信任。
当地官员如公共安全专员鲍勃·雅各布森和明尼苏达县检察官玛丽·莫里亚蒂均表示,希望恢复州方参与调查的可能,并正在探讨法律途径以确保州级调查能够继续推进。明尼阿波利斯市长雅各布·弗雷也表达担忧,认为此举可能掩盖真相,而非追求正义。
事件引发大规模抗议,部分示威者与警方发生冲突,当地学校为安全起见宣布停课。联邦政府方面,诺姆强调州政府“无权介入”此案,调查权属于联邦。
目前,FBI 主导调查,但州方对调查透明度和独立性表示严重质疑,事件也再次凸显联邦与州在执法权和问责机制上的紧张关系。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46543457
https://help.kagi.com/orion/misc/linux-status.html
该网页是 Kagi 公司的官方文档页面,主要介绍其产品 Orion 浏览器的开发进展与功能特性。当前 Orion 处于 Alpha 阶段,属于早期不稳定的测试版本,主要面向开发者和测试用户。
页面核心内容分为两大部分:已实现功能与待完善功能。
已实现功能包括:
待完善功能包括:
此外,页面还提供了关于 Orion 浏览器的背景信息,包括其设计理念、与 Safari、Chrome、Firefox 等主流浏览器的对比、性能优势(如速度、内存占用)、安装与使用指南、快捷键、隐私安全机制、扩展支持、自定义功能(如标签分组、阅读模式、画中画、专注模式等),以及用户如何参与贡献、反馈问题或获取支持。
整体来看,该页面是 Orion 浏览器的开发进度与功能说明文档,旨在向公众展示其当前开发状态,并邀请用户参与测试与反馈。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46553343
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46547109
One thing I find really funny is when AI enthusiasts make claims about agents and their own productivity its always entirely anecdotally based on their own subjective experience, but when others make claims to the contrary suddenly there is some overwhelming burden of proof that has to be reached in order to make any sort of claims regarding the capabilities of AI workflows. So which is it?
llmslave2
我觉得特别有意思的一点是:当AI爱好者谈论AI代理和他们自己的生产力时,他们的论点总是完全基于个人的主观经历和轶事;但当其他人提出相反的观点时,突然间,任何关于AI工作流能力的论点都需要达到某种压倒性的证明标准。所以,到底哪一种才是对的?
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46547144
No ill will towards the team, but isn’t it almost absurd that a CSS library is funded to the tune of 1m+ yearly and is still in financial difficulty? It is technically complete. There is no major research work or churn like in React, no monstruous complexity like Webpack.
ricardobeat
我对这个团队并没有恶意,但一个 CSS 库每年获得超过 100 万美元的资金支持,却依然面临财务困难,这难道不近乎荒谬吗?从技术上讲,它已经足够完善。它不像 React 那样有重大的研究工作或频繁的变动,也没有像 Webpack 那样的巨大复杂性。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46558277
The biggest “evil” that has been committed (and is still being committed) against computing has been normalizing this idea of not having root access to a device you supposedly own. That having root access to your computer, and therefore being the ultimate authority over what gets run on it, is bad or risky or dangerous. That “sideloading” is weird and needs a separate name, and is not the normal case of simply loading and running software on your own computer.
Now, we’re locking people out of society for having the audacity of wanting to decide what gets run and not run on their computers?
ryandrake
对计算领域而言,迄今(且仍在持续)犯下的最大“恶行”,就是让人们普遍接受这样一种观念:你 supposedly 拥有一台设备,却无法拥有它的 root 权限。这种观念认为,能够拥有你电脑的 root 权限,从而成为决定在其上运行何种软件的最终裁决者,是件坏事、有风险或很危险。还认为,“侧载”(sideloading)是一种怪异的行为,需要一个专门的名称,而不是在自己电脑上直接加载和运行软件这种最平常不过的情况。
现在,仅仅因为有人胆敢想决定自己的电脑上运行什么、不运行什么,我们就要将他们拒于社会大门之外?
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46549761
Hi Kenton! No worries at all. I tend to be quieter than Jeff anyway (less public speaking etc.) and I am happy to not have a dedicated website. :-). -Sanjay
sghemawat
嗨,Kenton!完全不用担心。反正我通常就比Jeff安静些(少公开演讲之类的),也很高兴没有专门的网站。:-) -Sanjay
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46542459
They are not worse - the results are not repeatable. The problem is much worse.
Like with cab hailing, shopping, social media ads, food delivery, etc: there will be a whole ecosystem, workflows, and companies built around this. Then the prices will start going up with nowhere to run. Their pricing models are simply not sustainable. I hope everyone realizes that the current LLMs are subsidized, like your Seamless and Uber was in the early days.
renegade-otter
它们并不差——问题是结果无法复现。这个问题要严重得多。
就像叫车、购物、社交媒体广告、外卖等领域一样:围绕它们会形成一整套生态系统、工作流程和公司。届时,价格就会开始上涨,让你无处可逃。它们的定价模式根本不可持续。我希望大家都能意识到,当前的LLM(大型语言模型)是得到补贴的,就像 Seamless 和 Uber 在早期时一样。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46550402
For folks not following the drama: Anthropic’s $200/month subscription for Claude Code is much cheaper than Anthropic’s pay-as-you-go API. In a month of Claude Code, it’s easy to use so many LLM tokens that it would have cost you more than $1,000 if you’d paid via the API.
Why is Anthropic offering such favorable pricing to subscribers? I dunno. But they really want you to use the Claude Code™ CLI with that subscription, not the open-source OpenCode CLI. They want OpenCode users to pay API prices, which could be 5x or more.
So, of course, OpenCode has implemented a workaround, so that folks paying “only” $200/month can use their preferred OpenCode CLI at Anthropic’s all-you-can-eat token buffet.
https://github.com/anomalyco/opencode/issues/7410#issuecomment-3727177435
Everything about this is ridiculous, and it’s all Anthropic’s fault. Anthropic shouldn’t have an all-you-can-eat plan for $200 when their pay-as-you-go plan would cost more than $1,000+ for comparable usage. Their subscription plans should just sell you API credits at, like, 20% off.
More importantly, Anthropic should have open sourced their Claude Code CLI a year ago. (They can and should just open source it now.)
dfabulich
对于没关注这场风波的朋友们来说:Anthropic 的 Claude Code 订阅服务每月 200 美元,这比其按量付费的 API 要便宜得多。在使用 Claude Code 一个月的时间里,你很容易会消耗掉大量的 LLM 令牌,如果通过 API 按量付费,这些令牌的成本将超过 1,000 美元。
那么,为什么 Anthropic 要给订阅用户提供如此优惠的价格呢?我不知情。但他们确实希望订阅用户使用 Claude Code™ CLI,而不是开源的 OpenCode CLI。他们想让 OpenCode 用户按 API 价格付费,这可能是前者的五倍或更高。
所以,OpenCode 自然实现了一个变通方案,这样那些每月“仅”支付 200 美元的用户,就能在他们 Anthropic 的畅吃令牌套餐中,继续使用自己偏好的 OpenCode CLI。
https://github.com/anomalyco/opencode/issues/7410#issuecomment-3727177435
这件事从头到尾都荒谬至极,而全部都是 Anthropic 的错。当其按量付费方案在同等使用量下成本超过 1,000 美元以上时,Anthropic 就不该推出一个 200 美元的畅吃套餐。他们的订阅方案本应以八折左右的优惠价格出售 API 积分。
更重要的是,Anthropic 一年前就应该开源他们的 Claude Code CLI。(他们现在就应该也完全可以将其开源。)
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46543603
I know a certain set of HN users doesn’t like to discuss “politics” but if the government’s site about “Eat Real Food” can sit on the front page for many hours (currently at spot 14 after being posted 23 hours ago) then this can too. It’s important that US citizens know what their federal government is doing in their name.
If you require a tech angle: how about the fact that smartphones have enabled this incident to be recorded from many angles by everyday citizens? A couple of decades ago we’d likely only have the government’s word for it. How long before AI messes up that trust?
EDIT: what do you know? This post has disappeared from the front page. Currently in the 57th spot on page 2. And yes, “Eat Real Food” remains exactly where it was.
If you didn’t already know about HN’s moves to minimize visibility of government wrongdoing, well, you do now.
afavour
我知道有一类HN用户不喜欢讨论“政治”,但如果一个关于“吃真正的食物”的政府网站能在首页停留数小时(发布23小时后目前排在第14位),那么这个帖子也应该可以。重要的是,美国公民需要知道联邦政府正在以他们的名义做什么。
如果你需要一个科技角度:智能手机让普通公民能够从多个角度记录下这起事件,这算不算?几十年前,我们可能只能依赖政府的一面之词。再过多久,人工智能就会搞垮这种信任?
编辑:你猜怎么着?这个帖子已经从首页消失了。目前在第二页第57位。而那个“吃真正的食物”的帖子,依然还在原来的位置上。
如果你之前不知道HN在努力淡化政府不当行为的话,那么现在你该知道了。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46550004
This is an unusual L for Anthropic. The unfortunate truth is that the engineering in opencode is so far ahead of Claude Code. Obviously, CC is a great tool, but that’s more about the magic of the model than the engineering of the CLI.
The opencode team[^1][^2] built an entire custom TUI backend that supports a good subset of HTML/CSS and the TypeScript ecosystem (i.e. not tied to Opencode, a generic TUI renderer). Then, they built the product as a client/server, so you can use the agent part of it for whatever you want, separate from the TUI. And THEN, since they implemented the TUI as a generic client, they could also build a web view and desktop view over the same server.
It also doesn’t flicker at 30 FPS whenever it spawns a subagent.
That’s just the tip of the iceberg. There are so many QoL features in opencode that put CC to shame. Again, CC is a magical tool, but the actual nuts and bolts engineering of it is pretty damning for “LLMs will write all of our code soon”. I’m sorry, but I’m a decent-systems-programmer-but-terminal-moron and I cranked out a raymarched 3D renderer in the terminal for a Claude Wrapped[^] in a weekend that…doesn’t flicker. I don’t mean that in a look-at-me way. I mean that in a “a mid-tier systems programmer isn’t making these mistakes” kind of way.
Anyway, this is embarrassing for Anthropic. I get that opencode shouldn’t have been authenticating this way. I’m not saying what they are doing is a rug pull, or immoral. But there’s a reason people use this tool instead of your first party one. Maybe let those world class systems designers who created the runtime that powers opencode get their hands on your TUI before nicking something that is an objectively better product.
[^1] https://github.com/anomalyco/opentui
[^2] From my loose following of the development, not a monolith, and the person mostly responsible for the TUI framework is https://x.com/kmdrfx
[^3] https://spader.zone/wrapped/
dboon
这对 Anthropic 来说是一次罕见的失败。不幸的现实是,opencode 的工程水平远超 Claude Code。诚然,CC 是一款很棒的工具,但这更多是模型的魔力,而非 CLI 的工程水平。
opencode 团队[^1][^2]构建了一个完全自定义的 TUI 后端,它支持相当一部分 HTML/CSS 和 TypeScript 生态系统(即它不是一个专属于 Opencode 的通用 TUI 渲染器)。然后,他们将产品构建为客户端/服务器模式,因此您可以将其代理部分用于任何目的,与 TUI 分离。接着,由于他们将 TUI 实现为一个通用客户端,他们还能在同一个服务器之上构建出 Web 视图和桌面视图。
它在生成子代理时也完全不会出现 30 FPS 的闪烁。
这只是冰山一角。opencode 中有大量提升生活质量的功能,让 CC 相形见绌。再说一次,CC 是一个神奇的工具,但其核心的工程细节对于“LLM 将很快编写我们所有的代码”这一论点来说,是相当不利的。抱歉,但我虽然是个还算不错的系统程序员,但在终端方面却是个白痴。我花了一个周末,为 Claude Wrapped[^3] 项目在终端里搞出了一个光线追踪的 3D 渲染器……而且它不会闪烁。我这么说不是为了炫耀,而是想表达,一个中水平的系统程序员是不会犯这种错误的。
总之,这对 Anthropic 来说很尴尬。我理解 opencode 不应该用这种方式进行身份验证。我并不是说他们的做法是骗局或不道德的。但人们之所以选择使用这个工具而不是你们官方的工具,是有原因的。或许在窃取一个明显更优秀的产品之前,应该让那些创造了驱动 opencode 的运行时的一流系统设计师们先接触一下你们的 TUI 吧。
[^1] https://github.com/anomalyco/opentui [^2] 根据我对其开发的非正式关注,它并非一个单体项目,而 TUI 框架的主要负责人是 https://x.com/kmdrfx [^3] https://spader.zone/wrapped/
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46551536
It seems to me that Wasm largely succeeded and meets most/all of the goals for when it was created. The article backs this up by listing the many niches in which its found support, and I personally have deployed dozens of projects (both personal and professional) that use Wasm as a core component.
I’’m personally a big fan of Wasm; it has been one of my favorite technologies ever since the first time I called malloc from the JS console when experimenting with an early version of Emscripten. Modern JS engines can be almost miraculously fast, but Wasm still offers the best performance and much higher levels of control over what’s actually running on the CPU. I’ve written about this in the past.
The only way it really fell short is in the way that a lot of people were predicting that it would become a sort of total replacement for JS+HTML+CSS for building web apps. In this regard, I’d have to agree. It could be the continued lack of DOM bindings that have been considered a key missing piece for several years now, or maybe something else or more fundamental.
I’ve tried out some of the Wasm-powered web frameworks like Yew and not found them to provide an improvement for me at all. It just feels like an awkwardly bolted-on layer on top of JS and CSS without adding any new patterns or capabilities. Like you still have to keep all of the underlying semantics of the way JS events work, you still have to keep the whole DOM and HTML element system, and you also have to deal with all the new stuff the framework introduces on top of that.
Things may be different with other frameworks like Blazor which I’ve not tried, but I just find myself wanting to write JS instead. I openly admit that it might just be my deep experience and comfort building web apps using React or Svelte though.
Anyway, I strongly feel that Wasm is a successful technology. It’s probably in a lot more places than you think, silently doing its job behind the scenes. That, to me, is a hallmark of success for something like Wasm.
Ameo
在我看来,Wasm(WebAssembly)基本上已经取得了成功,并达到了其创建时的大多数或全部目标。文章通过列举其获得支持的众多细分领域来证实了这一点,而且我个人也已部署了数十个(包括个人和专业的)项目,这些项目都将 Wasm 作为核心组件。
我个人是 Wasm 的忠实拥护者;自从我第一次在试验早期版本的 Emscripten 时,从 JS 控制台调用 malloc 开始,它就一直是我钟爱的技术之一。现代 JS 引擎的速度几乎可以堪称奇迹,但 Wasm 仍然能提供最佳的性能,并能对 CPU 上实际运行的内容进行更高程度的控制。我过去曾就此写过文章。
它唯一未能如愿的方面,是很多人曾预测它会成为构建 Web 应用程序的 JS+HTML+CSS 的某种全面替代品。在这方面,我不得不表示同意。这可能是因为多年来一直被视为关键缺失环节的 DOM 绑定接口仍然付之阙如,也可能是由于其他更根本的原因。
我尝试过一些基于 Wasm 的 Web 框架,比如 Yew,但完全没有发现它们为我带来任何改进。它感觉就像是硬生生地搭建在 JS 和 CSS 之上的一层附加结构,并没有增加任何新的模式或能力。就像你仍然必须保留 JS 事件工作方式的全部底层语义,你仍然必须保留整个 DOM 和 HTML 元素系统,而且你还得处理框架在此基础上引入的所有新东西。
对于 Blazor(我尚未尝试过)等其他框架,情况可能会不同,但我发现自己还是更倾向于编写 JS。我坦然承认,这可能仅仅是因为我使用 React 或 Svelte 构建 Web 应用程序有着深厚的经验并且感到非常得心应手。
总之,我坚信 Wasm 是一项成功的技术。它可能存在于比你想象中多得多的地方,在幕后默默地完成着它的任务。对我来说,这正是像 Wasm 这样的技术取得成功的标志。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46557624
This is a finding that keeps coming up, and I’ve certainly found it true in my life, but there’s a significant chicken-and-egg problem in that depression frequently precludes the motivation to exercise, and if you don’t already have a deeply-disciplined routine to overcome the lack of motivation, people won’t do it.
Exhortation to develop those good habits in the good times, I suppose.
cheald
这是一个反复出现的结论,我自己的经历也确实如此,但这里存在一个显著的“鸡生蛋还是蛋生鸡”的问题:抑郁常常让人丧失锻炼的动力,而如果人们没有早已养成的、能克服这种缺乏动力的严格自律习惯,他们就根本不会去锻炼。
我想,这或许是在告诫我们要在顺境中培养那些好习惯吧。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46545617
This is good, but it doesn’t necessarily mean that Tailwind is out of the financial difficulty that we talked about yesterday. You can sponsor Tailwind for as little as $6,000/year. 29 companies were already sponsoring Tailwind including 16 companies at the $60,000/year level. Maybe Google AI Studio has decided to shell out a lot more, but it could also be a relatively small sponsorship compared to the $1.1M in sponsorships that Tailwind is already getting. Google has deep pockets and could easily just say “f-it, we’re betting on AI coding and this tool helps us make UIs and $2M/year is nothing compared to what we’re spending on AI.” It’s also possible that the AI Studio team has a small discretionary budget and is giving Tailwind $6,000/year.
It’s good, but it’s important to read this as “they’re offering some money” and not “Tailwind CSS now doesn’t have financial issues because they have a major sponsor.” This could just be a 1-5% change in Tailwind’s budget. We don’t know.
And that’s not to take away from their sponsorship, but on the heels of the discussion yesterday it’s important to note that Tailwind was already being sponsored by many companies and still struggling. This is a good thing, but it’s hard to know if this moves the needle a bunch on Tailwind’s problems. Maybe it’ll be the start of more companies offering Tailwind money and that’d be great.
mdasen
这很好,但这并不一定意味着 Tailwind 已经走出了我们昨天讨论的财务困境。你可以每年只需赞助 6,000 美元来支持 Tailwind。已经有 29 家公司在赞助 Tailwind,其中包括 16 家每年赞助 60,000 美元的公司。也许是 Google AI Studio 决定投入更多资金,但这与 Tailwind 已经获得的 110 万美元赞助相比,可能只是一笔相对较小的赞助。Google 财力雄厚,完全可以轻松地说“去他的吧,我们正在押注 AI 编程,而这个工具有助于我们构建 UI,每年 200 万美元相比我们在 AI 上的投入根本不算什么”。也有可能 AI Studio 团队有一笔小额酌情预算,每年给 Tailwind 6,000 美元。
这很好,但重要的是要将其解读为“他们提供了一些资金”,而不是“Tailwind CSS 现在有了一个大赞助商,所以不再有财务问题了”。这可能只是 Tailwind 预算的 1% 到 5% 的变化。我们不知道。
这并非要贬低他们的赞助,而是在昨天讨论的背景下,重要的是要注意 Tailwind 已经得到了许多公司的赞助,但仍在苦苦挣扎。这是一件好事,但很难知道这是否能从根本上解决 Tailwind 的问题。也许这将是更多公司开始为 Tailwind 提供资金的开始,那将是件大好事。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46535549
I will beat loudly on the “Attention is a reinvention of Kernel Smoothing” drum until it is common knowledge. It looks like Cosma Schalizi’s fantastic website is down for now, so here’s a archive link to his essential reading on this topic [0].
If you’re interested in machine learning at all and not very strong regarding kernel methods I highly recommending taking a deep dive. Such a huge amount of ML can be framed through the lens of kernel methods (and things like Gaussian Processes will become much easier to understand).
roadside_picnic
我会一直大声鼓吹“注意力机制是核方法的再创新”,直到它成为常识。看起来Cosma Schalizi的精彩网站目前暂时无法访问,所以这里提供一个关于这个主题的必读文章的存档链接[0]。
如果你对机器学习感兴趣,但对核方法不太了解,我强烈建议你深入钻研。如此大量的机器学习内容都可以通过核方法的视角来构建,而且像高斯过程这样的概念也会变得更容易理解。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46551987
I agree with others here that focusing your eyes on using open source is, at least, an incomplete view of the problem.
What we (European software engineers) have been arguing, is that software that is funded by public means, such as from universities or institutions, ought to be made fully public, including ability to tweak. Thinking that open source software will help solve your budget and/or political problem is not something we’re interested in doing for free. This excerpt here:
In the last few years, it has been widely acknowledged that open source – which is a public good to be freely used, modified, and redistributed – has
suggests they see it as free candy, rather than the result of love and hard work, provided for free because it’s nice. Pay for what you use, especially at the government level.
Of course, I strongly encourage the European governments to invest in open source. And if you’re interested in giving money, I’m interested in doing work. Same as ever.
flowerthoughts
我同意这里的其他人,认为仅仅将目光聚焦于“使用”开源软件,至少是对问题的一种不完整看法。
我们(欧洲软件工程师)一直主张,由公共资金资助的软件,例如来自大学或机构的,理应完全公开,并允许人们进行修改。我们并不愿意免费地去做那些认为开源软件能帮助解决预算和/或政治问题的蠢事。下面这段摘录:
在过去几年里,人们已普遍认识到,开源软件——一种可以自由使用、修改和再分配的公共产品——
这表明他们视其为免费糖果,而不是充满爱与辛勤劳动的成果,其之所以免费提供,只是因为这样做很美好。为你所使用的付费,尤其是在政府层面。
当然,我强烈鼓励欧洲政府投资于开源。如果你有兴趣提供资金,我也有兴趣为此工作。一如既往。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46547714
It’s an impossible thing to disprove. Anything you say can be countered by their “secret workflow” they’ve figured out. If you’re not seeing a huge speedup well you’re just using it wrong!
The burden of proof is 100% on anyone claiming the productivity gains
AstroBen
这事根本无法证伪。无论你提出什么论点,他们都能用自己“摸索出的秘密工作流”来反驳。如果你没看到巨大的速度提升,那肯定是你没用对!
任何声称能提升生产力的人,就必须承担起全部的举证责任。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46546463
It’s a great point and everyone should know it: the core of a coding agent is really simple, it’s a loop with tool calling.
Having said that, I think if you’re going to write an article like this and call it “The Emperor Has No Clothes: How to Code Claude Code in 200 Lines of Code”, you should at least include a reference to Thorsten Ball’s excellent article from wayyy back in April 2025 entitled “How to Build an Agent, or: The Emperor Has No Clothes” ( https://ampcode.com/how-to-build-an-agent )! That was (as far as I know) the first of these articles making the point that the core of a coding agent is actually quite simple (and all the deep complexity is in the LLM). Reading it was a light-bulb moment for me.
FWIW, I agree with other commenters here that you do need quite a bit of additional scaffolding (like TODOs and much more) to make modern agents work well. And Claude Code itself is a fairly complex piece of software with a lot of settings, hooks, plugins, UI features, etc. Although I would add that once you have a minimal coding agent loop in place, you can get it to bootstrap its own code and add those things! That is a fun and slightly weird thing to try.
(By the way, the “January 2025” date on this article is clearly a typo for 2026, as Claude Code didn’t exist a year ago and it includes use of the claude-sonnet-4-20250514 model from May.)
Edit: and if you’re interested in diving deeper into what Claude Code itself is doing under the hood, a good tool to understand it is “claude-trace” ( https://github.com/badlogic/lemmy/tree/main/apps/claude-trace ). You can use it to see the whole dance with tool calls and the LLM: every call out to the LLM and the LLM’s responses, the LLM’s tool call invocations and the responses from the agent to the LLM when tools run, etc. When Claude Skills came out I used this to confirm my guess about how they worked (they’re a tool call with all the short skill descriptions stuffed into the tool description base prompt). Reading the base prompt is also interesting. (Among other things, they explicitly tell it not to use emoji, which tracks as when I wrote my own agent it was indeed very emoji-prone.)
libraryofbabel
这是个很好的观点,所有人都应该知道:编程代理的核心其实很简单,就是一个带工具调用的循环。
话虽如此,我觉得如果你要写一篇题为《皇帝的新装:如何用200行代码编写Claude Code》这样的文章,至少应该引用一下Thorsten Ball早在2025年4月就写的优秀文章《如何构建一个代理,或者:皇帝的新装》(https://ampcode.com/how-to-build-an-agent)!据我所知,这是第一篇指出编程代理的核心其实相当简单(而所有的深层复杂性都在于大语言模型)的文章。这篇文章对我来说是一个灵光乍现的时刻。
顺便说一句,我同意这里其他评论者的看法,要让现代代理良好运行,确实需要相当多的额外支撑(比如TODO列表和更多内容)。Claude Code本身也是一个相当复杂的软件,有很多设置、钩子、插件、UI功能等。不过我要补充的是,一旦你搭建好了一个最基础的编程代理循环,你就可以让代理自己为代码添砖加瓦,加入这些功能!这是一件很有趣、也略带奇特的事情可以尝试。(顺便,这篇文章上的“2025年1月”日期显然是2026年的笔误,因为一年前Claude Code还不存在,而且文章里使用了2025年5月的claude-sonnet-4-20250514模型。)
补充:如果你想深入了解Claude Code本身在底层做了什么,一个好用的工具是“claude-trace”(https://github.com/badlogic/lemmy/tree/main/apps/claude-trace)。你可以用它来观察整个工具调用与大语言模型的互动过程:每一次调用大语言模型以及它的响应、大语言模型的工具调用指令、代理在工具运行后返回给大语言模型的响应等等。当Claude Skills发布时,我用这个工具来证实了我对其工作原理的猜测(它们是一次工具调用,所有简短的技能描述都被塞进了工具描述的基础提示词中)。阅读基础提示词也很有意思。(除了别的,它们明确告诉代理不要使用表情符号,这很符合我自己的经验,因为我写自己的代理时,它确实非常爱用表情符号。)
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46545198
I don’t know how many others here have a CoPilot+ PC but the NPU on it is basically useless. There isn’t any meaningful feature I get by having that NPU. They are far too limited to ever do any meaningful local LLM inference, image processing or generation. It handles stuff like video chat background blurring, but users’ PC’s have been doing that for years now without an NPU.
pseudosavant
我不知道这里还有多少人有 CoPilot+ 电脑,但上面的 NPU 基本上就是摆设。有了那个 NPU,我并没有获得任何有意义的功能。它们的功能太有限了,永远无法进行任何有意义的本地 LLM 推理、图像处理或生成。它能处理视频聊天背景模糊这类事情,但用户的电脑在没有 NPU 的情况下已经能做很多年了。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46539754
The comments here surprise me a bit. The common thread so far seems to be a general fear of US based companies, but how is that relates to the article?
Cloudflare’s post is pretty boring here in that regard. They dig into how BGP works and propose that similar leaks seem common for the Venezuelan ISP in question.
Sure they could be wrong or even actively hiding the truth of what happened here, but the article mentions nothing of Cloudflare being involved in the action and they’re describing a networking standard by pointing to publicly available BGP log data.
What am I missing here that everyone else seemed to zero in on?
_heimdall
这里的评论让我有点意外。到目前为止,共同的主题似乎是对美国公司的普遍恐惧,但这与文章有什么关系呢?
就这方面而言,Cloudflare的帖子相当乏味。他们深入探讨了BGP的工作原理,并指出类似的泄漏对于相关的委内瑞拉ISP来说似乎很常见。
当然,他们可能是错的,甚至可能在积极隐藏这里发生的事情的真相,但文章中丝毫没有提到Cloudflare参与了此次事件,而且他们是通过指向公开的BGP日志数据来描述一个网络标准的。
是我遗漏了什么,以至于大家都这么关注这一点吗?
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46549815
Business books sometimes get a bad rap on here, but I never read an essay where I more thought “wow this guy really needs to read some basic business books.” Even though it was a non-profit, there is so much wisdom in them about management and leadership that was clearly lacking throughout his experience. It’s too late now. But maybe if he understood some of the reasons back when they were starting the app why organizations are structured the way they typically are, he wouldn’t have experimented with so many poor (and ultimately failed) governance structures.
It seems like he was looking at his organization through a social lens (democracy, everyone should have a say) from a governance perspective but having it focused through a product lens (the app). That just doesn’t mesh well. Social organizations typically have social missions, not products. When the two mix it doesn’t always go well (see Mozilla).
He also explicitly gave up his leadership position and then later wanted a say in management’s direction. Ultimately, he sounds like a caring, nice guy, who was more interested in “having everyone heard” than learning some management skills. What happened later after he dropped out of the leadership circle is just a product of that and I imagine significant bad blood between him and those who remained.
WoodenChair
商业书籍在这里有时名声不好,但我从未读到过一篇让我更想感叹“哇,这家伙真该去读读基础商业书籍”的文章。尽管那是一家非营利组织,但书中关于管理和领导的智慧比比皆是,而这些显然在他的经历中处处缺失。现在为时已晚。但如果他在当初开发这款应用时,能理解一下组织通常要那样构建的一些原因,或许他就不会尝试那么多糟糕(并最终失败的)治理结构了。
他似乎是从治理的角度,用社会视角(民主、人人都有发言权)来看待他的组织,却又聚焦于产品视角(这款应用)。这两者根本格格不入。社会组织的通常目标是社会使命,而不是产品。当两者混在一起时,结果往往不尽如人意(看看Mozilla就知道了)。
他还明确放弃了领导职位,之后却又想在管理的方向上插话。说到底,他听起来是个有爱心、不错的人,比起学习一些管理技能,他更感兴趣的是“让每个人都能被倾听”。他后来退出领导层后发生的事,正是这种心态的产物,我猜他和那些留下来的人之间已经积怨颇深了。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46544980
Bose should not receive praise for this move. Bose only took this action after community backlash. In an older version of their end-of-life announcement, most functionality of the speaker systems would have removed and transformed the devices into dumb-speakers/amps.
Good that they changed their statement and took the right action. Even better for the community for stepping up and ‘forcing’ Bose to do so.
Sources: https://web.archive.org/web/20251201051242/https://www.bose.com/soundtouch-end-of-life https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2025/10/bose-soundtouch-home-theater-systems-regress-into-dumb-speakers-feb-18/
Wafje
Bose 不应因此举受到赞扬。Bose 是在社区强烈反对后才采取这一行动的。在其一份早期的产品生命周期终止公告中,他们计划移除扬声器系统的绝大部分功能,将设备变为“哑音箱/功放”。
好在他们改变了声明并采取了正确的行动。社区挺身而出,“迫使”Bose 这样做,这更是件好事。
2026-01-09 00:30:47
- Bose 将旧款 SoundTouch 智能音箱开源并延后云服务停用,提供本地控制与开放 API 以避免设备“变砖”。
- 美国新膳食指南以“吃真正的食物”为核心,倡导以未高度加工的全食为主并限制添加糖。
- 特朗普宣布拟禁止大型机构购买独栋住宅以缓解房价与租金上涨,但具体实施细节尚不明确。
- Project Patchouli 发布开源电磁感应绘图板硬件实现,提供线圈阵列、射频前端与信号处理等完整技术文档与许可。
- Open Infrastructure Map 基于 OpenStreetMap 可视化全球电力、通信等关键基础设施,便于研究但存在安全滥用风险。
- The Jeff Dean Facts 是一个以 GPL-3.0 许可保存的开源仓库,收集并存档关于 Jeff Dean 的程序员幽默段子。
- Cloudflare Radar 监测到伊朗出现 IPv6 路由中断/黑洞,并提供 BGP 与 RPKI 数据用于异常追踪。
- Cloudflare 对委内瑞拉一起 BGP 路由泄漏事件进行分析,认为更像是配置或收敛故障而非有意攻击。
- Tailscale 客户端更新默认关闭状态文件加密以提高兼容性,同时推送多项容器、K8s 与身份联合等功能改进。
https://www.theverge.com/news/858501/bose-soundtouch-smart-speakers-open-source
Bose 宣布将为其 SoundTouch 智能音箱开放 API 文档,使其成为开源项目,避免设备在失去云服务支持后被“变砖”。原定于 2026 年 2 月 18 日终止支持的日期已推迟至 5 月 6 日。
在云服务停止后,SoundTouch 应用将升级为支持本地控制功能,用户仍可通过蓝牙、AirPlay、Spotify Connect 以及 AUX 接口继续播放音乐。远程控制、多音箱组网和设备设置等功能也将保留。
开放 API 将允许开发者和用户自行创建兼容工具,弥补云服务停用后可能存在的功能缺失。这一举措在科技行业中极为罕见,因为多数厂商在停止服务后会直接让设备无法使用。
此前,如 Pebble 智能手表在 2016 年停服后,用户曾自发组建“Rebble 联盟”来维持设备运行。Bose 此次主动开放支持,被视为对用户负责任的积极举动,让旧设备获得“第二生命”。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46541892
美国正面临严重的健康危机,50% 的成年人患有糖尿病或糖尿病前期,75% 的成年人至少患有一种慢性病,而 90% 的医疗支出用于治疗与饮食和生活方式相关的慢性疾病。
为应对这一危机,美国发布了全新的《膳食指南》,提出“吃真正的食物”(Eat Real Food)的核心理念。真正的食物指全天然、营养密度高、未经高度加工的食品,应重新成为饮食的核心。
新金字塔饮食指南强调以下几点:
新指南并非严格饮食计划,而是一个灵活的指导框架,尊重文化传统、个人偏好和生活方式,核心目标是帮助人们大多数时间选择真正的食物。
该指南基于最新科学证据,旨在重建美国的饮食文化,推动健康、透明和负责任的饮食选择。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46529237
美国总统唐纳德·特朗普于 2026 年 1 月 7 日宣布,其政府将采取措施禁止华尔街金融机构购买单户住宅,旨在降低房价并回应民众对生活成本上升的担忧。他在 Truth Social 上表示,此举将立即启动,并呼吁国会通过立法予以确认。
特朗普称,长期以来拥有房产被视为美国梦的核心,但通胀已使这一梦想遥不可及。他强调“人们住的是房子,不是公司”,并指出华尔街机构的大量购房行为加剧了住房供应紧张和租金上涨。
近年来,黑石集团(Blackstone)、美国住房 4 租(American Homes 4 Rent)和 Progress Residential 等机构投资者已收购大量单户住宅。根据美国政府问责局(GAO)2024 年报告,截至 2022 年 6 月,机构投资者持有约 45 万套单户租赁房,占全国总量的约 3%。
消息公布后,相关企业股价大幅下跌:美国住房 4 租股价一度跌至近三年低点,收盘下跌 4%;黑石股价下挫超 5.6%,创下一个月新低。PHLX 住房指数(.HGX)也下跌 2.6%。
黑石方面回应称,其住宅投资仅占整体业务的一小部分,且过去十年已为净卖家。公司强调其住宅组合仍具备良好运营潜力,并承诺为租户提供高标准服务。美国住房 4 租与 Progress Residential 暂未回应置评请求。
尽管华尔街机构被指推高房价,但其反驳称,自 2022 年以来机构购房已减少 90%,当前房价上涨主因是房源短缺。GAO 研究也指出,机构购房对购房机会的影响尚不明确,因数据有限。
批评者则认为,这些公司作为房东服务质量差,维修不及时,疫情期间还存在不当驱逐租客行为。RREAF Holdings 首席运营官杰夫·霍尔兹曼指出,租户常需拨打客服中心,却得不到有效回应。
数据显示,自特朗普重返白宫以来,美国房价已上涨 75%,远超整体通胀水平。但近期趋势有所放缓:2025 年 10 月,全国房价同比仅上涨 1.7%,为 13 年来最低增速。同时,住房相关通胀(CPI 中的“居住成本”)已从疫情高峰期的 8.2% 降至 3.0%,为四年最低。
目前尚不清楚特朗普政府将依据何种法律权限实施禁令,白宫也未对此作出回应。此举若成真,将使共和党与民主党在住房政策上出现罕见共识,因民主党长期批评企业购房推高房价。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46531068
https://patchouli.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
Project Patchouli 是一个开源的电磁感应绘图板硬件实现项目,旨在提供兼容多种商业笔的低延迟手写输入解决方案。项目包含线圈阵列、基于商用元器件构建的射频前端,以及数字信号处理算法,支持自定义硬件开发。
项目文档详细记录了电磁感应技术的原理、电路实现、信号处理算法及不同品牌笔的通信协议,涵盖 Wacom、Hanvon、Huion 等多个厂商的产品系列。内容包括 Pen ASIC、AFE(模拟前端)、全功能一体式控制器等芯片的引脚定义、工作模式与通信机制。
重点技术方向包括峰值外推、物理仿真、包络检测接收、屏蔽设计(如铁氧体片)、扫描速率优化与局部性分析。项目还深入解析了 Wacom Intuos 3、Intuos 4、Bamboo 等系列的通信协议,包括三相相移键控(3-PSK)数据链路的解码流程,如帧识别、单位间隔提取、数据数字化与压感值提取。
此外,项目支持 FM 共振技术,分析了 Graphire/FAVO 系列的供电、压感检测、数据链路时序与编码方式。所有硬件设计遵循 CERN-OHL-S 许可证,软件代码采用 GPLv3,文档使用 CC BY 4.0 协议发布。
项目由 Yukidama 主导,由 NLnet 基金会 NGI Zero 核心基金资助,目前处于持续开发阶段。可通过 GitLab 获取源码,加入 Discord 社区参与交流。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46537489
Open Infrastructure Map 是一个基于 OpenStreetMap 的开放地理信息平台,旨在可视化全球关键基础设施的分布情况。用户可以通过该地图查看电力、通信、油气、水处理、氢能等多种基础设施的详细信息。
地图支持多种图层切换,包括电力线路(按电压等级分类,如 10 kV 至 550 kV 及以上)、发电站(涵盖煤电、核电、水电、风电、太阳能、生物质等)、变电站设备(如变压器、开关柜、电抗器等)、通信设施(如基站、数据中心、交换机房)以及油气和水管道网络。
用户可使用多种方式编辑地图数据,包括通过 JOSM 远程编辑或在浏览器中使用 iD 编辑器。地图界面提供丰富的交互功能,如图层控制、缩放、标注、热力图显示等,支持夜间灯光、太阳能发电量等附加数据叠加。
该平台强调开放数据与协作,所有内容均基于 OpenStreetMap 的许可协议,鼓励公众参与基础设施信息的完善与验证。同时,平台集成了 Osmose 等验证工具,用于检测电力数据中的潜在错误。
整体而言,Open Infrastructure Map 是一个面向研究人员、政策制定者、工程师和公众的综合性基础设施可视化与协作平台,致力于提升全球关键基础设施的透明度与可访问性。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46536866
https://github.com/LRitzdorf/TheJeffDeanFacts
这是一个名为“TheJeffDeanFacts”的开源项目页面,旨在收集和保存关于谷歌首席科学家 Jeff Dean 的程序员幽默段子(即“Jeff Dean 事实”)。这些段子以夸张的手法调侃 Jeff Dean 超凡的编程能力,类似于“Chuck Norris 笑话”的风格。
项目起源于 Quora 上的一篇帖子,因原内容被删除,作者为保存这些幽默内容而创建了此仓库。项目采用 GPL-3.0 开源协议,目前已有 334 颗星标和 10 次分叉。
页面主体列出了约 40 条“Jeff Dean 事实”,内容涵盖:
部分事实标注了“TRUE”或来源,如 Jeff Dean 曾因优化函数导致“返回早于调用”,从而被迫发明异步 API;他曾在系统故障时手动处理搜索请求。
项目还包含一个 README 文件,说明其初衷是“为程序员幽默文化存档”,并鼓励社区持续补充新内容。页面最后附有项目贡献者和来源链接。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46540498
https://radar.cloudflare.com/routing/ir
该页面为 Cloudflare Radar 的伊朗路由信息专题页面,提供关于伊朗互联网路由的实时统计数据与分析。
路由概况显示,截至 2026 年 1 月 8 日 22:00 UTC,伊朗共有 569 个自治系统(AS),IPv4 路由条目 7,334 条,IPv6 路由 29 条。其中 97% 的 IPv4 路由和 96.5% 的总体路由经 RPKI 验证,表明路由安全性较高,但仍有 0.081% 的 IPv4 路由为无效,3.4% 为未知状态,存在潜在风险。
IP 地址空间方面,伊朗在最近 7 天内 IPv4 /24 网段数量在 40K 至 45K 之间波动,整体稳定。页面提供“查看数据探索器”链接,可进一步分析 IP 地址的公告情况。
AS 注册列表按客户锥形大小(客户依赖数量)排序,显示伊朗主要网络运营商。其中,TIC-GW-AS(AS49666)为最大 AS,拥有 604,525 个 IPv4 地址,客户锥形最大。其他主要 AS 包括 DCI-AS(AS12880)、RESPINA-AS(AS42337)等,均属于电信或数据传输公司。
页面还提供路由异常监控功能,包括 BGP 路由泄露和起源劫持的实时检测。用户可订阅通知,及时获取伊朗相关 AS 的路由异常警报。
最后,页面整合了 Cloudflare 博客中与 BGP 相关的最新文章,涵盖 BGP 异常分析、路由僵尸(zombie)现象、AS-SET 监控等技术主题,帮助用户深入理解互联网路由安全机制。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46542683
https://blog.cloudflare.com/bgp-route-leak-venezuela/
2026 年 1 月 6 日,Cloudflare 博客发布文章,分析了委内瑞拉发生的一次 BGP 路由泄漏事件。该事件发生在 1 月 2 日,与美国逮捕委内瑞拉领导人尼古拉斯·马杜罗的新闻时间相近,引发外界猜测可能存在网络攻击或情报收集行为。
文章指出,自 2025 年 12 月初以来,委内瑞拉的 ISP CANTV(AS8048)已发生 11 次路由泄漏事件,涉及多个 IP 前缀。其中一次泄漏事件中,CANTV 从其上游提供商 AS6762(意大利 Sparkle 公司)获取路由信息,并将其传播给另一家 ISP AS52320(哥伦比亚 V.tal GlobeNet),这明显违反了 BGP 的“谷值自由”原则,构成典型的 BGP 路由泄漏。
泄漏的 IP 前缀均源自委内瑞拉公司 Dayco Telecom(AS21980),而 CANTV 正是该公司的上游提供商。通过多源数据验证(Cloudflare Radar、bgp.tools、BGPKIT 的 monocle 工具),确认 CANTV 与 AS21980 之间为明确的客户-提供商关系,且可信度极高。
值得注意的是,泄漏的路由路径中,AS8048 被多次重复宣告(即“AS 路径预填”),例如“52320,8048,8048,…,21980”。这种做法会降低路径的吸引力,使其他网络更倾向于选择其他路径,与“中间人攻击”(MITM)的典型行为相悖——攻击者通常会提升路径优先级以诱导流量。
此外,泄漏事件在 1 月 2 日 UTC 时间 15:30 至 17:45 之间分多次发生,间隔约一小时,表明可能是网络故障或路由策略配置错误导致的收敛问题,而非有计划的恶意行为。
文章最后强调,BGP 路由泄漏在互联网中较为常见,大多数情况源于技术失误而非恶意攻击。此次事件更可能源于 CANTV 网络在路由策略管理上的不足,而非政府主导的“BGP 阴谋”。事件发生时间早于美国军事行动,进一步削弱了其与政治事件的直接关联。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46538001
https://tailscale.com/changelog
该网页是 Tailscale 官方发布的一则更新日志,主要介绍了 2025 年 12 月至 2026 年 1 月期间 Tailscale 客户端、服务端及配套工具的多项重要更新。
核心更新包括:
整体来看,本次更新聚焦于提升安全性、兼容性、云原生集成能力与用户体验,尤其强化了在 Kubernetes、CI/CD 和多云环境中的部署与管理能力。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46531925
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46542100
This is how “end of support” should be handled. Instead of turning devices into e-waste, open-source them and let the community extend their life. Kudos to Bose for setting a good example.
More companies should follow this approach - especially as right-to-repair becomes a bigger issue.
ktg0215
这才是“停止支持”应有的处理方式。与其让电子设备沦为电子垃圾,不如将其开源,让社区为其延寿。Bose为业界树立了良好典范,值得称赞。
更多企业应效仿此道——尤其是在“维修权”议题日益重要的当下。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46536196
Tyson foods and other meatpacking companies lobbied and funded RFK…
Here’s industry reports
And straight up lobbying groups
https://www.meatinstitute.org/press/recommend-prioritizing-protein-nutrient-dense-meat-poultry
Lobbying groups, putting out press releases, claiming victory…
Here’s some things you won’t find in any of the documents, including the PDFs at the bottom: community gardens, local food, farmers markets, grass fed, free range… Because agribusiness doesn’t make money with those.
Just because you might like the results doesn’t mean they aren’t corrupt as hell
kristopolous
泰森食品和其他肉类包装公司游说并资助了RFK……
这是行业报告
以及直接的游说团体
https://www.meatinstitute.org/press/recommend-prioritizing-protein-nutrient-dense-meat-poultry
游说团体发布新闻稿,宣称取得了胜利……
在所有文件(包括底部的PDF)中,你都找不到以下内容:社区花园、本地食品、农贸市场、草饲、散养……因为这些农业企业无法从中赚钱。
仅仅因为你可能喜欢这些结果,并不意味着它们就不腐败透顶。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46541625
Hey! I created Jeff Dean Facts! Not the jokes themselves, but the site that collected them.
It was in 2008 I think (give or take a year, can’t remember). I worked at Google at the time. Chunk Norris Facts was a popular Internet meme (which I think later faded when he came out as MAGA, but I digress…). A colleague (who wishes to remain anonymous) thought the idea of Jeff Dean Facts would be funny, and April 1st was coming up.
At the time, there was a team working on an experimental web app hosting platform code named Prometheus – it was later released as App Engine. Using an early, internal build I put together a web site where people could submit “facts” about Jeff Dean, rate each other’s facts on a five-star scale, and see the top-rated facts. Everything was anonymous. I had a few coworkers who are funnier than me populate some initial facts.
I found a few bugs in Prometheus in the process, which the team rapidly fixed to meet my “launch date” of April 1st. :)
On the day, which I think was a Sunday, early in the morning, I sent an email to the company-wide “misc” mailing list (or maybe it was eng-misc?) from a fake email address (a google group alias with private membership), and got the mailing list moderator to approve it.
It only took Jeff an hour or two to hack his way through the back-end servers (using various internal-facing status pages, Borg logs, etc.) to figure out my identity.
But everyone enjoyed it!
My only regret is that I targeted the site specifically at Jeff and not Sanjay Ghemawat. Back then, Jeff & Sanjay did everything together, and were responsible for inventing a huge number of core technologies at Google (I have no idea to what extent they still work together today). The site was a joke, but I think it had the side effect of elevating Jeff above Sanjay, which is not what I intended. Really the only reason I targeted Jeff is because he’s a bit easier to make fun of personality-wise, and because “Jeff Dean Facts” sort of rolls off the tongue easier that “Sanjay Ghemawat Facts” – but in retrospect this feels a little racist. :(
My personal favorite joke is: Jeff Dean puts his pants on one leg at a time, but if he had more than two legs, you’d see his approach is actually O(log n).
kentonv
嘿!我创建了“Jeff Dean Facts”!不是那些笑话本身,而是收集它们的那个网站。
我想是在2008年(前后可能差一年,记不清了)。我当时在谷歌工作。“Chuck Norris Facts”(查克·诺里斯事实)是一个很流行的网络迷因(我觉得后来他站队 MAGA 之后这个梗就过时了,但这是题外话……)。一位同事(他希望保持匿名)觉得搞个“Jeff Dean Facts”会很有趣,而且4月1日愚人节快到了。
当时,有一个团队正在开发一个代号为“Prometheus”的实验性网络应用托管平台——它后来以 App Engine 的名字发布了。我利用一个早期的内部版本,搭建了一个网站,让人们可以提交关于 Jeff Dean 的“事实”,用五星标准为彼此的事实打分,并查看评分最高的那些事实。一切都是匿名的。我找了几位比我更有趣的同事来填充一些初始事实。
在这个过程中,我在 Prometheus 里发现了几个 bug,那个团队为了赶上我定的“4月1日发布日”,飞快地修复了它们。 :)
那天,我记得是个星期天,一大早,我就从一个假邮箱地址(一个私有成员资格的 Google Groups 别名)给公司内部的“misc”邮件列表(也可能是 eng-misc?)发了一封邮件,并成功让邮件列表管理员批准了它。
结果只花了一两个小时,Jeff 就通过后端服务器(利用了各种对内网的状态页面、Borg 日志等等)破解了我的身份。
不过大家都玩得很开心!
我唯一的遗憾是,当时我针对的是 Jeff,而不是 Sanjay Ghemawat。那时候,Jeff 和 Sanjay 无所不能,共同为谷歌发明了大量的核心技术(我不知道他们现在还在多大程度上一起工作)。这个网站是个玩笑,但我认为它产生了一个副作用,就是把 Jeff 的地位拔高到了 Sanjay 之上,而这并非我的本意。我之所以针对 Jeff,唯一的原因就是他的性格更容易拿来开玩笑,而且“Jeff Dean Facts”比“Sanjay Ghemawat Facts”念起来更顺口——但回想起来,这感觉有点种族歧视了。:(
我个人最喜欢的笑话是:Jeff Dean 穿裤子是一条腿一条腿穿的,但如果他有多于两条腿,你就会发现他的方法实际上是 O(log n) 的。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46532176
It will make very little difference in the end.
Australia’s land tax system makes it effectively impossible for large corporations to own large chunks of residential property, but our real estate is amongst the world’s most expensive and landlords are still awful - it’s just that the landlords are hundreds of thousands of dentists and, yes, software engineers rather than corporate entities.
If you want housing to be cheaper and renters to be better treated, increase supply. Everything else is window-dressing.
rgmerk
从长远来看,此举影响甚微。
澳大利亚的土地税制度使得大型公司几乎不可能拥有大片的住宅地产,但我们的房地产仍是全球最昂贵的之一,而房东们依旧糟糕——只不过房东变成了成千上万的牙医,以及是的,软件工程师,而不是那些公司实体。
如果你想让房价更便宜、租户得到更好的对待,那就增加供给。其他一切都是徒劳的装饰。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46545145
Bose should not receive praise for this move. Bose only took this action after community backlash.
They received the backlash, they responded to it by properly addressing the criticism and doing the right thing. It should be praised. Especially since it wasn’t some PR-centric damage control, but an actual direct address of the specific points their original approach was criticized for.
Compare Bose’s response to that of Sonos (another large techy audio brand). Sonos had an absolutely massive backlash recently (within the past few years iirc) in regards to deprecating software support for their older speakers that I’d read about everywhere (including HN) for months and months.
Afaik, it didn’t lead to Sonos doing the right thing in the end (unlike the scenario at hand here), despite the online outrage being way more widespread than in the Bose’s case.
filoleg
对于这次行动,博斯(Bose)不应受到赞扬。博斯只是在社区舆论反弹后才采取这一行动的。
他们受到了舆论反弹,然后通过妥善处理批评、做正确的事情来回应。这才是应该受到赞扬的。尤其因为那并非以公共关系为中心的危机公关,而是对其原始方法所受的具体批评点进行的直接回应。
将博斯的回应与另一个大型科技音频品牌Sonos的回应进行比较。据我所知,最近(大约是过去几年内,我记得没错的话),Sonos因停止为其旧款音箱提供软件支持而遭遇了巨大的舆论反弹,这件事我在包括HN(Hacker News)在内的各个地方都连续看了好几个月。
据我所知,尽管当时网上的愤怒情绪远比这次博斯事件更为广泛,但Sonos最终还是没能做正确的事(与眼下的情况不同)。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46537239
grass fed, free range… Because agribusiness doesn’t make money with those.
Agribusiness absolutely makes money off of those. In fact they had a hilariously easy time adapting to the consumer trend because all they had to do to label a cow “free range” or “grass fed” was change the finishing stage to a lower density configuration instead of those abominable feed lots you see along highways. The first two stages, rearing and pasturing, didn’t change because they were already “free range” and “grass fed”. Half of the farmland in the US is pastureland and leaving animals in the field to eat grass was always the cheapest way to rear and grow them. They only really get fed corn and other food at the end to fatten them up for human consumption.
The dirty not-so-secret is that free range/grass fed cows eat almost the exact same diet as regular cows, they just eat a little more grass because they’re in the field more during finishing. They’re still walking up to troughs of feed, because otherwise the beef would be unpalatable and grow quite slower.
True grass fed beef is generally called “grass finished” beef and it’s unregulated so you won’t find it at a supermarket. They taste gamier and usually have a metallic tang that I quite honestly doubt would ever be very popular. The marbling is also noticeably different and less consistent. Grain finished beef became popular in the 1800s and consumers in the West have strongly preferred it since.
I’m not sure you can even find a cow in the entire world that isn’t “grass fed”. Calves need the grass for their gut microbiomes to develop properly.
throwup238
草饲、散养……因为农业企业靠这个赚不到钱。
农业企业绝对能从这些标签上赚到钱。事实上,他们顺应消费者潮流的过程简直轻松得可笑,因为他们只需在育肥阶段改用低密度饲养方式,而不是在高速公路旁那种可怕的集中饲养场,就可以给牛贴上“散养”或“草饲”的标签。而前两个阶段,即饲养和放牧阶段,并没有改变,因为它们本来就是“散养”和“草饲”的。美国一半的农田是牧场,让牛在田里吃草一直是成本最低的饲养和催肥方式。它们只是在最后阶段才真正被喂食玉米和其他饲料,以便增重以供人类食用。
那个不怎么干净的秘密是,散养/草饲牛的饮食和普通牛几乎完全一样,只是在育肥阶段待在户外的时间更长,所以多吃了一点草。它们仍然会走到食槽前吃饲料,否则牛肉会很难吃,而且长得也太慢了。
真正的草饲牛肉通常被称为“草育肥”牛肉,而且这个行业不受监管,所以在超市里是买不到的。它们的味道更野,通常带有一股金属味,说实话,我怀疑这种味道永远不会很受欢迎。其大理石花纹也明显不同且不那么均匀。谷物育肥牛肉在19世纪开始流行,自那以后,西方的消费者就强烈偏爱这种牛肉。
我甚至不确定你能否在世界上找到一头不是“草饲”的牛。牛犊需要吃草来让它们的肠道微生物群正常发育。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46529490
Speaking from personal experience, this is consistent with multiple doctors over the years recommending high-protein, low carb diets. (Clarification: low does not mean no carb.)
I don’t understand people freaking out over this - outside of a purely political reflex - hell hath no fury like taking away nerds’ Mountain Dew and Flamin’ Hot Cheetos.
Nor do I understand the negative reactions to new restrictions on SNAP - candy and sugary drinks are no longer eligible.
schmuckonwheels
根据我的个人经验,这与多年来多位医生推荐的高蛋白、低碳水化合物饮食的建议是一致的。(澄清:低碳不等于无碳水。)
我也不理解大家对此反应如此激烈——除非这纯粹是出于一种政治本能——要知道,没有什么比夺走极客们的激浪辣条和火焰芝士条更能让他们怒不可遏了。
同样,我也不理解人们对SNAP(美国补充营养援助计划)新限制措施的负面反应——糖果和含糖饮料将不再符合申领资格。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46535112
My uncle had an issue with his balance and slurred speech. Doctors claimed dementia and sent him home. It kept becoming worse and worse. Then one day I entered the symptoms in ChatGPT (or was it Gemini?) and asked it for the top 3 hypotheses. The first one was related to dementia. The second was something else (I forget the long name). I took all 3 to his primary care doc who had kept ignoring the problem, and asked her to try the other 2 hypotheses. She hesitantly agreed to explore the second one, and referred him to a specialist in that area. And guess what? It was the second one! They did some surgery and now he’s fine as a fiddle.
mlmonkey
我叔叔曾出现平衡问题和口齿不清的症状。医生诊断是痴呆症,然后就让他回家了。但情况却越来越糟。后来有一天,我把这些症状输入了ChatGPT(也可能是Gemini?),请它列出三个最可能的诊断。第一个是痴呆症,第二个是别的病(我忘了那个很长的专业术语了)。我把这三个诊断都带给了他那位一直忽视问题的家庭医生,请她尝试排查一下另外两种可能性。她有些迟疑地同意了,并把他转诊给那个领域的专科医生。你猜怎么着?果然是第二种!他们做了手术,现在我叔叔身体棒极了。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46533430
It’s not that simple - the problem is that those institutions are market makers. They are a tiny portion of the market, but a huge driving force in setting and manipulating prices, because their properties get leveraged, instrumentalized, and securitized, with derivative products, speculation, and all sorts of incentives that you don’t normally want operating in the arena of housing.
The things that they do have massively outsized downstream impact contrasted against their relatively tiny overall participation in the market, and they can afford to behave in ways that manipulate the behavior of the majority.
If you can decouple them from the housing markets, you also decouple the interests of the donor class, and you allow for policy that doesn’t maximize the cost of real estate over the interests of the majority of the population.
observationist
事情没那么简单——问题在于那些机构是做市商。它们在市场中占比很小,但在设定和操纵价格方面却是一股巨大的推动力,因为它们的资产被加杠杆、工具化、证券化,还涉及衍生品、投机以及各种你通常不希望在房地产市场出现的激励机制。
它们的行为相对于其总体上微小的市场参与度,却产生了不成比例的巨大下游影响,而且它们有能力采取操纵大多数人行为的方式运作。
如果你能将这些机构与房地产市场脱钩,你也就将捐赠阶层(指通过政治献金影响政策的人)的利益与市场脱钩了,并使得出台的政策不再为了最大化房地产成本而牺牲大多数人的利益。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46542580
This is not open sourcing any actual software or hardware it is “open-sourcing the API documentation for its SoundTouch smart speakers”. You might be able to point them at an alternative back-end¹ if you want the cloud features, but that will need to be written from scratch rather than being forked from code provided by Sonos.
When cloud support ends, an update to the SoundTouch app will add local controls to retain as much functionality as possible without cloud services
This is a far bigger move than releasing API information, IMO bigger than if they had actually open sourced the software & hardware, from the point of view of most end users - they can keep using the local features without needing anyone else to maintain a version.
[1] TFA doesn’t state that this will be possible, but opening the API makes no sense if it isn’t.
dspillett
这并非开源任何实际的软件或硬件,而是“为其SoundTouch智能音箱开放了API文档”。如果您想要云服务功能,或许可以将它们指向一个替代后端¹,但这需要从头编写,而不是基于Sonos提供的代码进行分支。
当云服务支持终止时,SoundTouch应用将进行一次更新,增加本地控制功能,以便在没有云服务的情况下尽可能保留原有功能。
在我看来,这比单纯的API信息发布要大得多,甚至比他们真正开源软件和硬件对大多数终端用户影响更大——用户可以继续使用本地功能,而无需依赖他人来维护某个版本。
[1] 原文并未明确说明这是否可行,但如果不行的话,开放API就毫无意义了。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46542347
This def needs to be celebrated and rewarded. I am more likely to purchase Bose now.
jeffwask
这绝对值得庆祝和奖励,我现在也更可能购买博世的了。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46541593
This thread reads like an advertisement for ChatGPT Health.
I came to share a blog post I just posted titled: “ChatGPT Health is a Marketplace, Guess Who is the Product?”
OpenAI is building ChatGPT Health as a healthcare marketplace where providers and insurers can reach users with detailed health profiles, powered by a partner whose primary clients are insurance companies. Despite the privacy reassurances, your health data sits outside HIPAA protection, in the hands of a company facing massive financial pressure to monetize everything it can.
https://consciousdigital.org/chatgpt-health-is-a-marketplace-guess-who-is-the-product/
yoaviram
这个帖子看起来就像是“ChatGPT健康”的一则广告。
我来分享一篇我刚发布的博客文章,标题是:“ChatGPT健康是个市场,猜猜谁是产品?”
OpenAI正在将“ChatGPT健康”构建成一个医疗保健市场,供提供商和保险公司利用详细的用户健康档案来触达用户,而该平台的技术合作伙伴,其主要客户正是保险公司。尽管有隐私方面的保证,但你的健康数据不受《健康保险流通与责任法案》(HIPAA)的保护,而是掌握在一家面临巨大盈利压力、竭尽所能将其变现的公司手中。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46536961
Before the “rewrite it in Rust” comments take over the thread:
It is worth noting that the class of bugs described here (logic errors in highly concurrent state machines, incorrect hardware assumptions) wouldn’t necessarily be caught by the borrow checker. Rust is fantastic for memory safety, but it will not stop you from misunderstanding the spec of a network card or writing a race condition in unsafe logic that interacts with DMA.
That said, if we eliminated the 70% of bugs that are memory safety issues, the SNR ratio for finding these deep logic bugs would improve dramatically. We spend so much time tracing segfaults that we miss the subtle corruption bugs.
Fiveplus
在“用Rust重写”的评论占据讨论之前:
值得注意的是,这里描述的这类错误(高度并发状态机中的逻辑错误、不正确的硬件假设)不一定能被借用检查器捕获。Rust在内存安全方面非常出色,但它无法阻止你误解网卡规范,或者在与DMA交互的不安全逻辑中编写出竞争条件。
话虽如此,如果我们能消除70%的内存安全问题,那么发现这些深层逻辑错误的信噪比将大幅提升。我们花费大量时间追踪段错误,以至于忽略了那些微妙的破坏性错误。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46528488
The paid products Adam mentions are the pre-made components and templates, right? It seems like the bigger issue isn’t reduced traffic but just that AI largely eliminates the need for such things.
While I understand that this has been difficult for him and his company… hasn’t it been obvious that this would be a major issue for years?
I do worry about what this means for the future of open source software. We’ve long relied on value adds in the form of managed hosting, high-quality collections, and educational content. I think the unfortunate truth is that LLMs are making all of that far less valuable. I think the even more unfortunate truth is that value adds were never a good solution to begin with. The reality is that we need everyone to agree that open source software is valuable and worth supporting monetarily without any value beyond the continued maintenance of the code.
sosodev
亚当提到的付费产品就是预制组件和模板,对吧?问题的关键似乎不在于流量减少,而在于AI在很大程度上消除了对这些东西的需求。
虽然我理解这对他和他的公司来说很艰难……但难道过去几年里,这不是一个显而易见的重大问题吗?
我确实担心这对开源软件的未来意味着什么。我们一直依靠增值服务,比如托管服务、高质量的资源库和教育内容。但不幸的是,LLM(大语言模型)正在让这一切变得价值大减。而更不幸的真相是,这些增值服务从来就不是个好解决方案。现实是,我们需要所有人都认同开源软件本身是有价值的,值得获得金钱支持,而其价值并不仅仅是代码的持续维护。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46532981
the US’s per capita consumption of meat
That number seemed unreal to me, so I looked it up. I think it represents the total pre-processing weight, not the actual meat meat consumption. From Wikipedia:
As an example of the difference, for 2002, when the FAO figure for US per capita meat consumption was 124.48 kg (274 lb 7 oz), the USDA estimate of US per capita loss-adjusted meat consumption was 62.6 kg (138 lb)
Processing, cutting into sellable pieces, drying, and spoilage/loss mean the amount of meat consumed is about half of that number.
Aurornis
美国的人均肉类消费量
那个数字对我来说看起来不真实,所以我查了一下。我认为它指的是预处理前的总重量,而不是实际的肉类消费量。根据维基百科:
作为两者差异的一个例子,以2002年为例,当时粮农组织(FAO)统计的美国人均肉类消费量为124.48公斤(274磅7盎司),而美国农业部(USDA)统计的经过损耗调整后的美国人均肉类消费量为62.6公斤(138磅)。
加工、切割成可出售的部位、风干以及腐烂/损耗意味着实际消费的肉类数量大约是那个数字的一半。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46527676
When this news first came out it was mind blowing, but at the same time I don’t entirely get it.
So the money quote seems to be:
The literature review heavily criticized studies linking sucrose to heart disease, while ignoring limitations of studies investigating dietary fats.
They paid a total of 2 people $50,000 (edit: in 2016 dollars).
That doesn’t seem like enough to entirely shape worldwide discourse around nutrition and sugar. And the research was out there! Does everybody only read this single Harvard literature review? Does nobody read journals, or other meta studies, or anything? Did the researchers from other institutions whose research was criticized not make any fuss?
I guess the thing that I most don’t get is it’s now been 10 years since then, and I haven’t seen any news about the link between sugar and CVD.
There is now a considerable body of evidence linking added sugars to hypertension and cardiovascular disease
Okay, where is it? What are the conclusions? Is sugar actually contributing more than fat for CVD in most patients? Edit: Or, is the truth that fat really is the most significant, and sugar plays some role but it’s strictly less?
rendaw
这条新闻刚出来的时候真是令人震惊,但同时我也不完全明白。
所以,关键的引述似乎是:
“该文献综述猛烈抨击了将蔗糖与心脏病联系起来的研究,却同时忽视了针对膳食脂肪的研究所存在的局限性。”
他们总共只支付了两个人5万美元(编辑:按2016年美元计算)。
这看起来似乎不足以彻底塑造全球范围内关于营养和糖类的讨论。而且相关的研究明明就在那里!难道大家只读这一篇哈佛大学的文献综述吗?没人读学术期刊、其他荟萃分析,或者任何别的东西吗?那些其研究受到批评的其他机构的学者们难道没有提出任何异议吗?
我想我最搞不懂的一点是,这件事到现在已经过去10年了,而我却没再看到任何关于糖与心血管疾病之间关联的新闻。
“如今,已有大量证据表明,添加糖与高血压和心血管疾病存在关联。”
好吧,这些证据在哪里?结论是什么?在大多数患者中,糖对心血管疾病的贡献真的比脂肪更大吗?编辑:或者,真相其实是脂肪才是最主要的因素,而糖也起了一定作用,但重要性绝对不及脂肪?
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46529422
Tools like Tailwind are one of the few cases where I totally believe it when the CEO says “we are cutting jobs because of AI”.
Sucks that anytime you ask AI to generate a site for you Tailwind will have an impact on that.
ericmcer
像 Tailwind 这样的工具,是少数几个当我听到 CEO 说“我们因 AI 裁员”时,我完全相信的案例之一。 sucks 每次你让 AI 为你生成一个网站时,Tailwind 都会受到影响。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46528663
Having worked on a design system previously I think most people, especially non-frontend developers, discount how hard something like that is to build. LLMs will build stuff that looks plausible but falls short in a bunch of ways (particularly accessibility). This is for the same reason that people generate div-soup, it looks correct on the surface.
EDIT: I suppose what I’m saying is that “The paid products Adam mentions are the pre-made components and templates, right? It seems like the bigger issue isn’t reduced traffic but just that AI largely eliminates the need for such thing.” is wrong. My hunch is that AI has the appearance of eliminating the need for such things.
K0nserv
由于之前参与过设计系统的工作,我认为大多数人,尤其是非前端开发者,会低估构建这类事物的难度。大模型(LLMs)生成的东西看似合理,但在很多方面都存在缺陷(尤其是在无障碍访问方面)。这和人们编写一堆冗余div(div-soup)的原因是相同的——表面上看它似乎是正确的。
补充说明:我想说的是,Adam提到的付费产品应该是现成的组件和模板,而更大的问题似乎并非流量减少,而是AI在很大程度上消除了对此类产品的需求。这个想法是错误的。我的直觉是,AI只是看起来好像消除了对这类产品的需求而已。
2026-01-08 09:10:22
- Tailwind 创始团队裁掉 75% 工程师,引发对其终身授权模式、与设计工具竞合及开源商业化可持续性的担忧与讨论。
- 作者认为 Claude Opus 4.5 在编码、部署与修复上极为可靠,接近“AI 即开发”,但在低级系统编程等边缘场景仍有局限。
- 档案显示 20 世纪糖业资助并影响营养研究,将冠心病责任从蔗糖转向饱和脂肪,暴露出利益冲突与透明度问题。
- “Doom Coding” 指南展示如何用手机结合常开远程电脑、Tailscale 与 Claude Code 实现随时终端开发工作流。
- Shipmap.org 用 AIS 数据可视化全球船舶轨迹,直观呈现航线枢纽与瓶颈,但受投影和数据时效性限制。
- ByteShape 通过量化与位长学习让 Qwen3-30B 在 Raspberry Pi 等设备上实现实时交互,展示本地推理的性能与隐私潜力。
- 文章以“黑客”视角解析加密代币发行与市场操控,揭示机构如何设计散户为接盘者并倡导系统性洞察金融漏洞。
- 作者用 A4 纸的长宽比与重量做趣味测量与估算,展示日常数学与生活智慧的结合。
- 美国 11 月职位空缺降至一年多以来最低,招聘放缓反映企业对经济前景谨慎并增加衰退风险担忧。
- LaTeX 宏包 CoffeeStains 可程序化生成文档咖啡渍,既幽默又展示排版创意,同时引出对 Typst 等替代工具的讨论。
https://github.com/tailwindlabs/tailwindcss.com/pull/2388
该网页是 GitHub 上 Tailwind CSS 官方网站仓库的一个 Pull Request 页面,标题为“feat: add llms.txt endpoint for LLM-optimized documentation”(新增用于 LLM 优化文档的 llms.txt 接口)。此功能旨在为大型语言模型(LLM)提供更高效、更易处理的文档内容。
PR 作者 quantizor 提出在网站根目录下新增一个 /llms.txt 接口,该接口在构建时静态生成一个纯文本文件,包含 Tailwind CSS 官方文档中全部 185 个页面的内容,按正确顺序排列并保留章节结构。该文本版本经过优化,移除了所有 JSX 组件、HTML 标签(非代码块内)、以及冗余内容,仅保留有意义的文本和代码块,便于 LLM 快速解析和使用。
为实现这一目标,作者引入了 markdown-to-jsx 的 AST 解析器,以更精准地提取和转换 MDX 文档内容,确保输出质量。该 PR 经过多次提交和更新,最后一次提交于 2025 年 12 月 17 日,作者已多次在评论中请求审查,但至今未得到官方回应。
评论区显示社区成员对此功能有强烈兴趣,部分人表示支持,但也有不少人对 PR 未被推进表示困惑和不满。截至 2026 年 1 月,该 PR 仍处于“待审”状态,尚未合并。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46527950
https://burkeholland.github.io/posts/opus-4-5-change-everything/
作者 Burke Holland 分享了使用 Claude Opus 4.5 构建多个应用的体验,认为该版本 AI 模型已具备替代开发者的能力。他强调 Opus 4.5 与以往 AI 代理完全不同,能高效完成从代码编写到部署的全流程任务。
第一项成果是 Windows 图像转换工具,仅通过一次交互即可实现右键菜单集成、文件打包、PowerShell 安装脚本生成及 GitHub Actions 自动化发布,仅在图标处理时使用 Figma 辅助。
第二项是屏幕录制与编辑工具,功能逐步扩展至视频剪辑、图像处理、添加形状与模糊效果等,开发速度远超预期。
第三项是为妻子的广告牌业务开发的 AI 自动发帖应用,能批量上传照片、AI 生成文案、自动调度并发布至 Facebook。整个后端基于 Firebase 构建,Opus 4.5 自主完成认证、存储、云函数部署与错误修复,无需额外配置。
第四项是订单追踪与路线优化系统,自动解析 Gmail 订单,计算最优路线并记录行车时间,替代了原本使用的两款付费软件。
作者坦言自己并不了解 Swift 语言,也不完全理解生成代码的逻辑,但对 Opus 4.5 的可靠性已高度信任。他指出,过去对 AI 无法理解代码的担忧已不再成立,Opus 4.5 真正实现了“AI 即开发”的愿景。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46515696
/init 命令也无法自动完成理想设置。一篇发表于 2016 年 9 月 12 日的 JAMA Internal Medicine 研究文章揭示,美国糖业早在 20 世纪 60 年代中期就与营养学科学家合作,试图将冠心病的成因从蔗糖转移到脂肪和胆固醇上。
研究人员在公共档案中发现了大量行业内部文件,显示糖业贸易组织早在 1954 年就意识到,若推行低脂饮食,人均蔗糖摄入量将增加三分之一。与此同时,越来越多科学证据表明蔗糖摄入与高胆固醇、高甘油三酯水平相关,这些都被视为冠心病的风险因素。
为影响公众认知和科学界观点,糖业在 1965 年媒体关注蔗糖风险后,资助哈佛大学公共卫生学院开展“项目 226”文献综述。该综述于 1967 年发表在《新英格兰医学杂志》上,声称唯一有效的预防措施是减少胆固醇摄入,并用多不饱和脂肪替代饱和脂肪。但该研究由糖业出资,且未在发表时披露资金来源。
研究团队分析了超过 340 份文件,发现糖业不仅设定研究目标、提供参考文献,还审阅了初稿。然而,其资助角色被隐瞒。该综述刻意贬低蔗糖与心脏病的关联,却忽视了脂肪研究中的局限性,强调只有胆固醇才是关键风险因素,从而弱化了蔗糖的健康危害。
研究作者指出,这凸显了科学评审必须避免利益冲突,以及在营养科学中加强财务透明的重要性。他们引用“谁付钱,谁定调”的说法,强调产业可能通过微妙方式操控研究结果。
目前,越来越多证据表明添加糖与高血压、心血管疾病密切相关,而心血管疾病是发达国家早逝的首要原因。但相关政策文件仍未充分承认添加糖对心脏健康的威胁。
本研究由加州大学旧金山分校(UCSF)多个机构联合资助,包括菲利普·李健康政策研究所、赫尔曼家族基金、牙医学院及国家牙科与颅面研究中心等。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46526740
https://github.com/rberg27/doom-coding 这是一个关于“随时随地用手机编程”的实用指南,名为“Doom Coding”(意为“像玩《毁灭战士》一样高效编码”)。作者通过亲身实践,分享了一套利用智能手机在任何有网络的地方进行编程的完整方案。
核心工具包括:一台 24/7 开机的电脑、一部智能手机、Claude Pro 订阅服务,以及 Tailscale、Termius 和 Claude Code 等软件。
设置步骤如下:
作者特别提醒一个容易被忽视的问题:如果使用闭合的笔记本电脑并通过外接显示器连接,会导致电脑在约 10 分钟后断开 Tailscale 连接。解决方法是将笔记本电脑与显示器断开,问题即可修复。
使用建议包括:
该指南适合希望摆脱固定工作环境、实现移动开发的开发者,也欢迎读者分享自己的实践经验与优化建议。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46517458
该网页列出了全球多个港口、石油终端、油井及沿海港口的名称,涵盖范围广泛,从亚洲、中东、非洲、欧洲、美洲到大洋洲均有涉及。内容以地理名称为主,无具体文字描述或结构化信息,可能为一个港口与航运设施的名录或数据库索引。名称按地区分组排列,包括但不限于:
此外,还包含多个油井、天然气终端及特殊设施,如阿布扎比的扎库姆油田、沙特的拉斯坦努拉油港、伊朗的霍尔木兹海峡油终端、俄罗斯的萨哈林油港等。
整体来看,该页面是一个全球港口与能源设施的地理名称清单,可能用于航运、物流、能源运输或地理信息系统(GIS)的数据参考,不具备叙事性或评论性内容。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46527161
https://byteshape.com/blogs/Qwen3-30B-A3B-Instruct-2507/
本文介绍了 ByteShape 团队基于其自研的 Shapelearn 位长学习技术,对 Qwen3-30B 模型进行优化后,成功在 Raspberry Pi 5(16GB 内存)上实现实时运行的成果。核心目标是提升实际用户体验:在特定设备上实现高响应速度(Tokens Per Second, TPS)与高质量输出之间的最佳平衡,而非单纯压缩模型大小。
在 Raspberry Pi 5 上,最优模型为 Q3_K_S-2.70bpw [KQ-2],实现 8.03 TPS 且保持 94.18% 的 BF16 基准质量,真正达到“实时”交互体验。相比 Unsloth 和 MagicQuant 等方法,ByteShape 在相同质量下速度更快,或在相同速度下质量更高,展现出更优的性能-质量权衡。
在 Intel i7(64GB RAM)平台,ByteShape 同样全面领先。其 IQ4_XS-4.67bpw [KQ-9] 模型以 0.25% 相对误差达到最高精度,优于 Unsloth 的 Q6_K [20] 和 Q5_K_M [18]。而在平衡性能方面,Q3_K_S-3.25bpw [KQ-5] 实现 23.1 TPS 与 98% 准确率,BPW 仅 3.25,远超同类方案。
在 GPU 平台(RTX 5090 和 RTX 4080),性能不再与位宽单调相关。由于不同量化格式触发的 GPU 内核效率差异,TPS 存在“甜点区”。例如在 RTX 5090 上,约 4-bit 量化模型(如 Unsloth IQ4_XS、MagicQuant iq4_nl-EHQKOUD)集中于高 TPS 区域,而更低位宽反而可能因内存带宽和指令开销增加导致性能下降。ByteShape 在此环境下依然能精准定位最优配置,实现高质量与高吞吐的兼顾。
总体结论:内存是“预算”,而非目标。ByteShape 通过位长学习,将有限的内存资源高效转化为实际性能,无论在边缘设备(如 Raspberry Pi)还是高性能 GPU 上,均提供比现有方法更优的 TPS 与质量平衡,尤其适合对响应速度和准确率均有要求的实时部署场景。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46518573
https://phrack.org/issues/71/17
本文是 Phrack 杂志第 71 期的一篇题为《Calling All Hackers》的特稿,作者为 cts(@gf_256),一位拥有 13 年黑客经验的安全从业者,现任 Zellic 公司 CEO。
作者开篇定义“黑客”不仅是技术高手,更是深刻理解世界运作机制的人。黑客思维涵盖从底层硬件、操作系统、安全漏洞到金融系统、社会机制的广泛知识,包括如何绕过验证、获取信息、理解市场微结构、甚至规避监管等实际技能。真正的黑客具备系统性思维,能洞察人性与制度的漏洞,并以此推动改变。
文章以“shitcoin”(劣质代币)为例,揭示加密货币市场的本质:多数代币的唯一目的就是“上涨”。作者剖析了“亚洲模式”与“西方模式”两种代币发行机制,指出其本质是精心设计的“泵与 dump”骗局。核心参与者包括:交易所(获取用户与品牌)、做市商(提供流动性并获取期权激励)、创始人(负责炒作与增发)、风投(包装项目并获取未来代币)。所有内部人通过代币增值获利,而散户最终成为接盘者。
作者强调,市场本质上是计算机系统,它计算价格、分配资源。黑客的强项在于理解系统逻辑,因此可以洞察金融市场的漏洞,甚至发现“无限赚钱的 glitch”(高夏普比率策略)。文章最后呼吁读者超越技术层面,理解社会、经济与人性的运作机制,用黑客思维去认识世界、改变世界。
文末附有作者背景:曾带领 CTF 团队 Perfect Blue(后为 Blue Water)多次夺冠,后转型成立安全公司,服务大量加密项目,积累了大量行业内幕经验。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46518129
https://susam.net/a4-paper-stories.html
本文讲述了一位作者对 A4 纸的独特使用方式,将其作为日常测量工具的有趣经历。作者强调,虽然这种方法既不快速也不精确,且不被任何标准机构推荐,但在许多无需高精度的场合中屡试不爽。
文章首先介绍了 A4 纸的数学原理:其长宽比为 √2,使得沿短边对半裁剪后,每一份仍保持相同的长宽比。这一特性源于 ISO 216 标准,从 A0 纸(面积为 1 平方米)开始,通过不断对半裁剪,得到 A1、A2、A3、A4 等尺寸。A4 纸的精确尺寸为 21.0 厘米 ×29.7 厘米,这一数据作者早已烂熟于心。
作者分享了一次实际应用:在朋友讨论一台 27 英寸显示器尺寸时,他用 A4 纸进行粗略测量。通过将 A4 纸的长边(29.7 厘米)连续测量两次,再目测剩余约 1 厘米,估算出屏幕宽度约为 60.4 厘米(约 23.8 英寸)。接着用短边(21 厘米)测量高度,再折叠成 A5 纸(14.8 厘米 ×21.0 厘米)测量剩余部分,完成整体估算。
文章以幽默口吻调侃了“原子尺寸限制”等现实约束,强调数学思维的自由性,并用一个关于无限多数学家进酒吧的笑话收尾,进一步突出 A 系列纸张的无限可分性。
全文融合了数学、生活智慧与幽默,展现了 A4 纸不仅是办公用品,更是一种便携、实用、富有诗意的“测量神器”。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46525888
美国 11 月职位空缺数量降至一年多以来最低水平,降至 715 万,低于市场预期的 745 万,显示雇主在招聘方面依然保持谨慎。同时,招聘活动也有所放缓,反映出劳动力市场持续疲软。这一数据来自美国劳工统计局发布的报告。
与此同时,ISM 服务业指数在 12 月出现回升,表明服务业活动有所扩张。尽管职位空缺下降,但服务业的景气度仍维持在相对积极的水平。
报告还提到,美国劳工统计局负责人被解雇,引发关注。此外,经济数据的常规修订也引起讨论,部分分析师认为这可能影响对经济趋势的判断。
根据萨姆规则(Sahm Rule),当前经济衰退风险正在上升。该规则通过失业率变化来判断经济是否进入衰退,目前已有迹象显示可能触发该规则。
整体来看,美国就业市场在 2025 年底表现疲弱,尽管服务业略有回暖,但招聘放缓和职位空缺下降反映出企业对经济前景仍持保守态度。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46527533
https://ctan.math.illinois.edu/graphics/pgf/contrib/coffeestains/coffeestains-en.pdf
这份 PDF 是一份幽默风格的 LaTeX 宏包文档,名为 “Coffee Stains”,由 Hanno Rein 创建,Patrick Bideault 维护。它的核心功能是:在 LaTeX 文档中自动添加咖啡渍图案,从而“节省”人们手动在纸上洒咖啡的时间。
功能介绍
提供四种不同类型的咖啡渍图案(A、B、C、D),每种有不同的形状、角度和颜色风格。
使用方法
引入宏包:\usepackage{coffeestains}
使用命令如:
\coffeestainA{透明度}{缩放}{旋转角度}{x偏移}{y偏移}
支持自定义透明度、大小、旋转角度和页面位置。
版权与来源
所有咖啡渍都是作者亲自制作、拍摄、处理并矢量化的,鼓励用咖啡捐赠支持开发。
未来展望(幽默)
作者调侃希望未来能扩展支持茶渍、番茄冷汤渍、甚至修车店的油渍等,呼吁 LaTeX 社区共同解决这些“重要问题”。
版本历史
从 2009 年的初版到 2021 年的 Git 版本,逐步支持了 PDFLaTeX、透明度、旋转、偏移等功能。
口号
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46526933
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46520951
What bothers me about posts like this is: mid-level engineers are not tasked with atomic, greenfield projects. If all an engineer did all day was build apps from scratch, with no expectation that others may come along and extend, build on top of, or depend on, then sure, Opus 4.5 could replace them. The hard thing about engineering is not “building a thing that works”, its building it the right way, in an easily understood way, in a way that’s easily extensible.
No doubt I could give Opus 4.5 “build be a XYZ app” and it will do well. But day to day, when I ask it “build me this feature” it uses strange abstractions, and often requires several attempts on my part to do it in the way I consider “right”. Any non-technical person might read that and go “if it works it works” but any reasonable engineer will know that thats not enough.
multisport
这类帖子让我困扰的地方在于:中级工程师并不会负责原子化、从零开始的项目。如果一名工程师整天的工作就是从零开始构建应用,并且不需要考虑其他人可能会对其进行扩展、构建或依赖,那么当然,Opus 4.5 可以取代他们。工程的难点不在于“构建一个能运行的东西”,而在于以正确的方式、易于理解的方式、易于扩展的方式来构建它。
毫无疑问,我可以让 Opus 4.5“构建一个 XYZ 应用”,它会做得很好。但在日常工作中,当我要求它“为我构建这个功能”时,它会产生奇怪的抽象结构,而且通常需要我多次尝试,才能让它按照我认为“正确”的方式来完成。任何非技术人员可能会认为“能用就行”,但任何合格的工程师都会明白,这是远远不够的。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46532492
I’m one of the Tailscale engineers who built node state encryption initially (@awly on Github), and who made the call to turn it off by default in 1.92.5.
Another comment in this thread guessed right - this feature is too support intensive. Our original thinking was that a TPM being reset or replaced is always sign of tampering and should result in the client refusing to start or connect. But turns out there are many situations where TPMs are not reliable for non-malicious reasons. Some examples: * https://github.com/tailscale/tailscale/issues/17654 * https://github.com/tailscale/tailscale/issues/18288 * https://github.com/tailscale/tailscale/issues/18302 * plus a number of support tickets
TPMs are a great tool for organizations that have good control of their devices. But the very heterogeneous fleet of devices that Tailscale users have is very difficult to support out of the box. So for now we leave it to security-conscious users and admins to enable, while avoiding unexpected breakage for the broader user base.
We should’ve provided more of this context in the changelog, apologies!
cronos
我是最初构建节点状态加密功能的 Tailscale 工程师之一(Github 上的 @awly),也是决定在 1.92.5 版本中将其默认关闭的人。
本线程中的另一条评论猜对了——这个功能的支持成本太高。我们最初的设想是,TPM(可信平台模块)被重置或更换始终是某种篡改行为的迹象,应该导致客户端拒绝启动或连接。但事实证明,在很多情况下,TPM 会因为非恶意原因而变得不可靠。一些例子:* https://github.com/tailscale/tailscale/issues/17654 * https://github.com/tailscale/tailscale/issues/18288 * https://github.com/tailscale/tailscale/issues/18302 * 以及大量支持工单。
TPM 是那些能够良好管控设备的组织的一个绝佳工具。但 Tailscale 用户所使用的设备种类极其繁杂,这很难开箱即用地提供支持。因此,目前我们将其留给注重安全的用户和管理员自行启用,同时避免给更广泛的用户群体带来意外的故障。
我们本应在更新日志中提供更多这方面的背景说明,对此我们深表歉意!
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46528354
But the reality is that 75% of the people on our engineering team lost their jobs here yesterday because of the brutal impact AI has had on our business.
Adam is simply trying to navigate this new reality, and he’s being honest, so there’s no need to criticize him.
srameshc
但现实是,由于人工智能对我们业务的残酷冲击,我们工程团队75%的员工昨天在这里失业了。
亚当只是在努力应对这个新现实,而且他很诚实,所以没必要批评他。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46528327
Very sad to hear, I bought Tailwind UI years ago and although it was a lot more expensive than I wanted, I’ve appreciated the care and precision and highly recommend buying it (It’s now called Tailwind Plus) even still (maybe even especially now).
Mad props to Adam for his honesty and transparency. Adam if you’re reading, just know that the voices criticizing you are not the only voices out there. Thanks for all you’ve done to improve web development and I sincerely hope you can figure out a way to navigate the AI world, and all the best wishes.
Btw the Tailwind newsletter/email that goes out is genuinely useful as well, so I recommend signing up for that if you use Tailwind CSS at all.
freedomben
听到这个消息很难过,我几年前就买了 Tailwind UI,虽然当时价格远超我的预期,但我一直非常欣赏其精心的设计和精准的实现。直到现在(甚至可以说尤其是在现在),我仍然强烈推荐大家购买(它现在叫 Tailwind Plus)。要特别给 Adam 点赞,为他的诚实和透明感到钦佩。Adam,如果你能看到这条评论,请一定要知道,批评你的声音并非全部。感谢你为改善网络开发所做的一切,我真心希望你能找到方法应对 AI 带来的挑战,祝你一切顺利。另外,Tailwind 的时事通讯/邮件也非常有用,所以如果你在使用 Tailwind CSS,也推荐你订阅一下。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46523312
This is interesting to hear, but I don’t understand how this workflow actually works.
I don’t need 10 parallel agents making 50-100 PRs a week, I need 1 agent that successfully solves the most important problem.
I don’t understand how you can generate requirements quicky enough to have 10 parallel agents chewing away at meaningful work. I don’t understand how you can have any meaningful supervising role over 10 things at once given the limits of human working memory.
It’s like someone is claiming they unlocked ultimate productivity by washing dishes, in parallel with doing laundry, and cleaning their house.
Likely I am missing something. This is just my gut reaction as someone who has definitely not mastered using agents. Would love to hear from anyone that has a similar workflow where there is high parallelism.
tmerr
这番话挺有意思的,但我真搞不懂这个工作流到底是怎么运作的。
我不需要10个并行代理每周提交50到100个PR,我需要的是1个能成功解决最重要问题的代理。
我无法理解,怎么能快速生成足够的需求,让10个并行代理去处理有意义的工作。考虑到人类工作记忆的局限性,我也无法理解如何能对10件事进行任何有意义的监督。
这就像有人说,自己边洗碗、边洗衣服、边打扫屋子,就解锁了终极生产力。
很可能是我想错了,这只是我作为一个肯定还没掌握使用代理技巧的人的本能反应。很希望能听听有类似高并行工作流程的人怎么说。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46516157
Most software engineers are seriously sleeping on how good LLM agents are right now, especially something like Claude Code.
Once you’ve got Claude Code set up, you can point it at your codebase, have it learn your conventions, pull in best practices, and refine everything until it’s basically operating like a super-powered teammate. The real unlock is building a solid set of reusable “skills” plus a few agents for the stuff you do all the time.
For example, we have a custom UI library, and Claude Code has a skill that explains exactly how to use it. Same for how we write Storybooks, how we structure APIs, and basically how we want everything done in our repo. So when it generates code, it already matches our patterns and standards out of the box.
We also had Claude Code create a bunch of ESLint automation, including custom ESLint rules and lint checks that catch and auto-handle a lot of stuff before it even hits review.
Then we take it further: we have a deep code review agent Claude Code runs after changes are made. And when a PR goes up, we have another Claude Code agent that does a full PR review, following a detailed markdown checklist we’ve written for it.
On top of that, we’ve got like five other Claude Code GitHub workflow agents that run on a schedule. One of them reads all commits from the last month and makes sure docs are still aligned. Another checks for gaps in end-to-end coverage. Stuff like that. A ton of maintenance and quality work is just… automated. It runs ridiculously smoothly.
We even use Claude Code for ticket triage. It reads the ticket, digs into the codebase, and leaves a comment with what it thinks should be done. So when an engineer picks it up, they’re basically starting halfway through already.
There is so much low-hanging fruit here that it honestly blows my mind people aren’t all over it. 2026 is going to be a wake-up call.
(used voice to text then had claude reword, I am lazy and not gonna hand write it all for yall sorry!)
Edit: made an example repo for ya
https://github.com/ChrisWiles/claude-code-showcase
OldGreenYodaGPT
大多数软件工程师严重低估了当今大型语言模型(LLM)代理的强大能力,尤其是类似 Claude Code 这样的工具。
一旦你配置好了 Claude Code,你就可以让它指向你的代码库,让它学习你的编码规范、引入最佳实践,并对所有内容进行优化,直到它基本上能像一个能力超强的团队成员一样运作。真正的关键在于构建一套可复用的“技能”以及几个处理日常任务的代理。
例如,我们有一个自定义的 UI 库,而 Claude Code 就有一个技能可以精确解释如何使用它。对于如何编写 Storybook、如何构建 API,以及我们代码库中希望所有事情如何完成的方式,也是如此。因此,当它生成代码时,从一开始就符合我们的模式和标准。
我们还让 Claude Code 创建了大量 ESLint 自动化程序,包括自定义的 ESLint 规则和检查,这些规则能在代码进入审查阶段之前捕获并自动处理大量问题。
我们还更进一步:我们在代码变更后,让 Claude Code 运行一个深度代码审查代理。当一个 PR 提交时,我们还有另一个 Claude Code 代理会进行完整的 PR 审查,遵循我们为它编写的详细 Markdown 检查清单。
除此之外,我们还有大约五个其他 Claude Code 的 GitHub 工作流代理,它们按计划运行。其中一个会读取过去一个月的所有提交,并确保文档仍然保持一致。另一个则会检查端到端测试覆盖中的漏洞。诸如此类。大量的维护和质量工作……就这么自动化了。它运行得极为顺畅。
我们甚至使用 Claude Code 来处理工单分类。它会阅读工单内容,深入研究代码库,并留下一条评论,说明它认为应该做什么。因此,当一位工程师接手这个任务时,他们基本上已经完成了一半。
这里有这么唾手可得的效率提升机会,老实说,我不明白为什么大家没有充分利用它。2026 年将会给所有人敲响警钟。
(我用语音转文字,然后让 Claude 重新措辞,因为我太懒了,不想为你们手写所有内容,抱歉!)
编辑:为你们建了一个示例仓库
https://github.com/ChrisWiles/claude-code-showcase
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46527938
It makes sense that you wouldn’t hire in such an uncertain environment. We have a President using emergency powers to affect sweeping, unpredictable, consequential changes to the economy that can dramatically alter unit economics overnight and completely tank a previously viable business. Within this calendar year, the President’s ability to do this may be upended by pending court cases, an election, or both. Following those potential changes, the breach of trust created by the previous chaos may mean that trade never returns to normal. I don’t envy anyone trying to make long-term business decisions, like hiring, in such an environment.
mbgerring
在这样的不确定环境下,你不招聘是有道理的。我们有一位总统正在使用紧急权力,对经济进行影响深远、不可预测且后果重大的变革,这些变革可能在一夜之间彻底改变单位经济,并让一个原本可行的业务彻底崩溃。在今年内,总统的这项权力可能会因悬而未决的法庭案件、选举,或两者兼而有之而被推翻。在这些潜在的变革之后,先前混乱所造成的信任缺失,可能意味着商业活动永远无法恢复正常。在这样的环境中,我非常同情那些试图做出长期商业决策(比如招聘)的人。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46515263
My favorite most annoying ad tactic is the trick slowing down progress bar. It starts off fast making it seem like it’s going to be, say, a ten-second ad so you decide to suffer through it… but progressively slows so you notice at like the 20 second mark you’re only 2/3 of the way through the progress bar, so probably less than halfway done. Murderous rage.
DrewADesign
我最讨厌的广告诡计,就是那个会故意放缓的进度条。它一开始速度很快,让你以为广告可能只有十秒,于是你决定忍一忍……但它会越变越慢,直到大约20秒的时候你才发现进度条才走了三分之二,也就是说广告连一半都没播完。简直气到想杀人。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46532352
Of note: the US’s per capita consumption of meat has increased by more than 100 pounds over the last century 1. We now consume an immense amount of meat per person in this country. That increase is disproportionately in poultry, but we also consume more beef 2.
A demand for the average American to eat more meat would have to explain, as a baseline, why our already positive trend in meat consumption isn’t yielding positive outcomes. There are potential explanations (you could argue increased processing offsets the purported benefits, for example), but those are left unstated by the website.
woodruffw
值得注意的是,在过去的一个世纪里,美国人的人均肉类消费量增加了100多磅 1。如今,我们国家人均消费的肉类量极为庞大。这一增长在禽肉方面尤为显著,但我们对牛肉的消费也有所增加 2。
如果要求普通美国人食用更多的肉类,就必须首先解释清楚,为什么我们肉类消费已经呈积极增长的趋势,却没有带来积极的结果。或许存在一些可能的解释(例如,你可以说加工处理的增加抵消了所谓的好处),但该网站并未对此加以说明。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46531528
The key word here is “Wall Street”. And this statement is playing off a popular misconception around corporate investors buying up American houses.
There has been a bit of a panic around “Investors buying up all the property!!!” With people often citing Black Rock and Blackstone as the main culprits. But most of the “investors” buying up property are individuals purchasing investment properties.
Here’s an article on the topic from 2023[0], a bit old but my understanding is large institutional investment in residential real estate was already starting to cool down.
Black rock isn’t buying up all the housing, your neighbors are.
I suspect this statement, and even if it becomes an actual ban, is largely to gain wider popular support around a largely imaginary concern people have.
roadside_picnic
这里的关键词是“华尔街”。这句话利用了关于公司投资者购买美国房产的一种普遍误解。
近年来,“投资者们买光了所有房产!!!”的恐慌情绪一直在蔓延,人们常常提及贝莱德(BlackRock)和黑石集团(Blackstone)是主要罪魁祸首。但实际上,大多数购买房产的“投资者”都是个人在购置投资性房产。
这里有一篇2023年关于该主题的文章[0],虽然有点旧,但据我了解,大型机构对住宅房地产的投资已经开始降温。
贝莱德并没有买光所有房产,你的邻居才是。
我怀疑,这句话甚至未来的实际禁令,很大程度上是为了利用人们一个 largely 想象中的担忧来获得更广泛的大众支持。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46531988
For all the lunacy of RFK this somehow is actually a really good set of guidelines? Certainly better than the previous version. I didn’t expect that to be honest.
zeroonetwothree
尽管RFK(小罗伯特·F·肯尼迪)这人有点疯,但这套指南实际上相当不错?肯定比上一个版本要好。老实说,这我真是没想到。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46528946
It’s not that Dell doesn’t care about AI or AI PCs anymore, it’s just that over the past year or so it’s come to realise that the consumer doesn’t.
I wish every consumer product leader would figure this out.
FfejL
戴尔并非不再关心人工智能或AI PC,而是在过去一年左右的时间里,它终于意识到,消费者并不关心。
我希望每一位消费产品负责人都能明白这一点。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46515374
Mr. Beast on youtube is guilty of that. Matt Parker of Standup Maths fame did an in-depth look at how that works. Whoever came up with that type of progress bar must hate people in general.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uc0OU1yJD-c
xoxxala
油管上的Mr. Beast就犯了这个毛病。以Standup Maths闻名的Matt Parker深入研究了其中的运作方式。想出这种进度条的人,大概是讨厌全人类吧。
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uc0OU1yJD-c
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46525021
I’m tired of constantly debating the same thing again and again. Where are the products? Where is some great performing software all LLM/agent crafted? All I see is software bloatness and decline. Where is Discord that uses just a bunch of hundreds megs of ram? Where is unbloated faster Slack? Where is the Excel killer? Fast mobile apps? Browsers and the web platform improved? Why Cursor team don’t use Cursor to get rid of vscode base and code its super duper code editor? I see tons of talking and almost zero products.
hollowturtle
我厌倦了一次又一次地反复争论同样的话题。产品在哪里?那些由大语言模型/智能体打造的、性能卓越的软件在哪里?我看到的只有软件的臃肿和衰落。那个只用几百兆内存的Discord在哪里?那个轻量快速的Slack在哪里?那个Excel的替代品在哪里?那些快速移动端的应用在哪里?浏览器和网页平台有改进吗?为什么Cursor团队不用Cursor来摆脱VS Code的代码基础,去编写他们那个超级无敌的代码编辑器呢?我看到的是空谈,几乎没有产品。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46510219
Great game, I love it! I hope the author is collecting juicy analytics. They would be useful if they ever want to bundle 100 levels in order of difficulty and release this as a Steam game (which I would absolutely buy!)
I don’t think the gates should animate up into the air. It breaks the visual logic of 2D for no benefit. It’s subconsciously confusing to see a gate I place in one cell move to occupy pixels in the cell “above” it.
I look forward to future days introducing new mechanics as well. Can I suggest a few, based on dynamics?
Food! The horse moves on every turn towards an attractor. Have a hay bale / giant sugar cube in one corner fall off the back of a truck / helicopter :) Horses start out dumb and move directly towards the goal before backtracking. Smarter horses path find the shortest route to the goal.
Goals! Now that the horse is moving, get the horse into a static horse box / cattle pen cell by strategically placing fences so that the path it takes towards the food involves walking onto the goal square.
Floods! Water encroaches from the edges on a turn by turn basis. Not only do you have to contain the horse, you also have to hold back the flood.
gorgoiler
真是个很棒的游戏,我很喜欢!希望作者能收集到详细的分析数据。如果作者将来想按难度顺序打包100个关卡并在Steam上发布这款游戏(我绝对会买的!),这些数据会很有用。
我认为门不应该向上方升起动画。这样做毫无益处,破坏了2D的视觉逻辑。看到我放在一个格子里的门移动并占据其“上方”格子的像素,潜意识里会让人感到困惑。
我也期待未来能引入更多新机制。基于动态效果,我能提几个建议吗?
食物!马每回合都会朝一个吸引物移动。可以在一个角落放一个干草捆/巨大的方糖,让它从卡车/直升机后面掉落 :) 马一开始会很笨,会直接朝目标前进然后折返。更聪明的马则会寻找通往目标的最短路径。
目标!既然马会移动了,就可以通过策略性地放置围栏,让马在寻找食物的路径上,最终走进一个静止的马厩/牛栏格子里。
洪水!水会从边缘逐回合地蔓延。你不仅要困住马,还要抵挡洪水。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46523615
I too would very happily do just the bits of my job that I like, when and how I want, and have any requests or comments or complaints I make get immediate attention and responses.
All in the knowledge that no one is going to be time-tracking me or doing performance reviews, and I can just not do work at any moment I don’t feel like it or have something better to do that day, like go to my private island or take my private jet to burning man etc (or as it turns out do a talk at Stanford). All while you have so much money that the price of anything from clothes to cars to houses is just some arbitrary number that has no meaning to you it is so absolutely tiny number… not that you actually buy anything yourself any more, mainly your team of personal staff deal with that grubby reality.
As for the rest of us, well we need to pay the bills while playing “the game” and politics and cowtowing to keep the money coming.
mattlondon
我也很乐意只做自己工作中喜欢的部分,随心所欲,时间自由,并且我提出的任何要求、意见或投诉都能得到及时的回应和反馈。
前提是我知道没人会追踪我的工作时间,也不会有绩效考核,我随时可以在不想干活或者有别的事情要做的时候就停下来,比如去我的私人小岛,或者开我的私人飞机去参加火人节等等(结果却是在斯坦福大学做了个演讲)。同时,你拥有那么多钱,以至于从衣服、汽车到房子的任何价格,都只是一个对你来说毫无意义的、微不足道的数字……当然,你其实早已不用自己操心这些琐事了,主要由你的私人团队来处理这些麻烦的现实。
至于我们其他人,则一边需要支付账单,一边还得玩“游戏”、搞政治、阿谀奉承,只为让钱能继续流进来。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46511950
I think you should change the cherries to a battery and call the game Correct Horse Battery Stable.
adonovan
我觉得你应该把樱桃换成电池,然后把游戏叫做《正确的马,电池,马厩》。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46526297
Nice! The author touches on the area properties and here’s the most practical life hack derived from the standard I personally use. It uses the relationship between size and mass.
Because A0 is defined as having an area of exactly 1 square meter, the paper density (GSM or grams per square meter) maps directly to the weight of the sheet.
A0 = 1 meter square.
Standard office paper = 80 gsm
Therefore, one sheet of A0 = 80 grams.
Since A4 is 1/16th of an A0, a single sheet of standard A4 paper weighs 5 grams.
I rarely need to use a scale for postage. If I have a standard envelope (~5g) and 3 sheets of paper (15g), I know I’m at 20g total. It turns physical shipping logistics into simple integer arithmetic. The elegance of the metric system is that it makes the properties of materials discoverable through their definitions.
Fiveplus
很棒!作者谈到了纸张的面积特性,这里有一个我个人基于标准得出的、最实用的生活技巧。它利用了尺寸与质量之间的关系。
因为A0的面积被定义为恰好1平方米,所以纸张的克重(GSM,即克/平方米)就直接对应了单张纸的重量。
A0 = 1平方米。
标准办公用纸 = 80克/平方米
因此,一张A0纸 = 80克。
由于A4纸是A0纸的十六分之一,所以一张标准A4纸重5克。
我很少需要用秤来称重邮费。如果我有一个标准信封(约5克)和3张纸(15克),我就知道总重量是20克。这让物流邮寄的物理过程变成了简单的整数计算。公制系统的巧妙之处在于,它让材料的特性可以通过其定义被推导出来。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46510805
Ah, the classic “work even harder and do things you’re not paid for with zero guarantee that someone will appreciate what you’re doing while the company reaps the benefits”. What a novel thought, I am so glad I clicked the article, especially since the author isn’t even speaking from experience so he has nothing to back up his blogpost with.
ManlyBread
啊,经典的“更加努力地去做那些你分文未付的工作,同时还要抱着一种无人会欣赏你所做之事的零保证,而公司则坐享其成”。多么新颖的想法啊,真庆幸我点开了这篇文章,尤其是因为作者本人并没有亲身经历,所以他的博客文章根本没有任何事实依据。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46514643
I have to thank Plex for changing their cost model. It motivated me to setup Jellyfin, something that took slightly more effort than Plex. And by getting that inertia going, I then followed up with Navidrome, a local OSM service with routing, and finally my own mediawiki copy that has a starting point from the pre-AI days as well as an annual content refresh so my “compare” history is short and simple on all articles.
That inspired me to build a homelab finally, which then became a NAS, which then became an OCIS server to replace my commercial cloud storage.
I finally got proxmox setup, OPNsense, with Caddy for reverse proxying the externally facing services and tailscale for access to those services I want to keep only for me and not others in my family.
So yeah, all of this big massive avalanche of work started with the little tiny snowball of Plex deciding they wanted to charge me to use my own media while away from my house.
Thanks Plex!
And thanks Jellyfin for being a fantastic alternative for video.
cheschire
我得感谢 Plex 改变了他们的收费模式。这促使我搭建了 Jellyfin,这个过程比 Plex 稍微多花了一些力气。但正是这个开端,让我随后又部署了 Navidrome(一个带路由功能的本地 OpenStreetMap 服务),最后还搭建了我自己的 MediaWiki 副本,它有一个在人工智能时代之前的初始版本,并且每年都会进行内容更新,这样我所有文章的“比较”历史记录都变得简短明了。
这最终激励我搭建了一个家庭实验室(homelab),它发展成了一台 NAS,接着又变成了一台 OCIS 服务器,用来替代我的商业云存储服务。
我最终成功配置了 Proxmox 和 OPNsense,并用 Caddy 为对外的服务提供反向代理,用 Tailscale 来访问那些只想自己用、不想让家里其他人用的服务。
所以说,这一大堆连锁反应般的折腾,最初起因只是那个小小的导火索——Plex 决定要我在离开家使用自己的媒体时付费。
谢谢 Plex!
也谢谢 Jellyfin,它是一款绝佳的视频替代品。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46528207
You’re exactly right: This one incident did not shape the entire body of scientific research.
There is a common trick used in contrarian argumentation where a single flaw is used to “debunk” an entire side of the debate. The next step, often implied rather than explicit, is to push the reader into assuming that the opposite position must therefore be the correct one. They don’t want you to apply the same level of rigor and introspection to the opposite side, though.
In the sugar versus saturated fat debate, this incident is used as the lure to get people to blame sugar as the root cause. There is a push to make saturated fat viewed as not only neutral, but healthy and good for you. Yet if you apply the same standards of rigor and inspection of the evidence, excess sugar and excess saturated fat are both not good for you.
There is another fallacy in play where people pushing these debates want you to think that there is only one single cause of CVD or health issues: Either sugar, carbs, fat, or something else. The game they play is to point the finger at one thing and imply that it gets the other thing off the hook. Don’t fall for this game.
Aurornis
你说得对:这一单一事件并未塑造整个科研体系。
在异议论证中,有个常见的伎俩,就是利用一个瑕疵来“驳倒”整个辩论的一方。接下来的一步——通常只是暗示而非明说——就是引导读者想当然地认为,反方的立场必定是正确的。但他们可不想你对反方也施以同样严谨的审视和反思。
在糖分与饱和脂肪的辩论中,这一事件被用作诱饵,让人们将糖分视为心血管疾病的根本原因。他们极力推动一种观点,即饱和脂肪不仅无害,反而对人体有益和健康。然而,如果你对双方都施以同样严谨的标准和证据审查,就会发现,过量的糖和过量的饱和脂肪,对你而言都不是好东西。
在此类辩论中,还存在着另一个谬误,鼓吹这些争论的人希望你相信,心血管疾病或健康问题只有一个单一病因:要么是糖,要么是碳水,要么是脂肪,或是其他什么东西。他们玩的这套把戏,就是指责一个因素,并以此暗示另一个因素可以免责。别上当。
2026-01-07 07:55:11
- 围马第9关——在12×14地图上用12块墙围困马匹以最大化封闭区域面积(含隐藏樱桃),作者Shivers持续更新功能与修复。
- 越南342号法令自2026‑02‑15起禁止不可跳过广告,要求视频广告5秒后可跳过并对多类敏感产品广告加强管控以保护消费者。
- 委内瑞拉大停电期间观测到BGP异常路由和前缀通过异常AS路径的短时泄露,指向配置或路由泄漏而非明确攻击。
- AWS在2026‑01‑05悄然将机器学习GPU容量区块价格上调约15%,打破“只降不升”的预期并可能推高企业成本。
- 作者提交的DMCA投诉遭Google质疑身份并拒绝处理,暴露平台在版权维权上的冷漠与系统性问题。
- “后美国互联网”观点认为在DMCA等限制与美国影响下,欧亚等地正探索更独立的数字主权与替代互联网生态。
- Brave将广告拦截规则迁移到FlatBuffers并配合多项优化,使内存占用减少约75%并已集成到新版浏览器中。
- 对约32,000篇Hacker News帖子分析发现约65%被判为“负面”且得分更高,许多负面为建设性技术批评而非人身攻击。
- SQLite选择C语言因其接近硬件的性能、跨平台与跨语言兼容、低依赖与长期稳定性,而替代语言尚未全面满足这些需求。
- Gmail iOS应用膨胀至约760MB,主要原因包括跨平台框架与第三方SDK捆绑、多语言资源与强制AOT等冗余打包因素。
这是一个名为 Enclose.horse 简单益智游戏的网页,核心玩法是通过放置有限数量的墙壁,将马匹围困在尽可能大的区域内。玩家需点击草地区域放置墙壁,目标是最大化封闭区域面积,同时注意马无法斜向移动或跨越水域。
当前关卡为第 9 关,地图大小为 12×14,墙预算为 12 块,已全部使用(12/12)。该关卡尚未有玩家提交最高分记录(最佳成绩显示为 0),但已有 3680 人次尝试过此关。
游戏中存在隐藏的樱桃,被包围后可获得 +3 分奖励,鼓励玩家设计更复杂的围合结构以获取额外分数。系统提示:可通过悬停或点击马匹查看其可能逃脱路径,帮助优化布局。
游戏由开发者 Shivers 制作,于 2025 年 12 月 29 日首次发布,后续陆续添加了每日谜题、排行榜、关卡编辑器、玩家创作关卡浏览功能、投票机制及更新日志等特性。近期更新包括修复樱桃计分错误、增加樱桃元素、实时追踪最佳围合面积等功能。
玩家可自定义名称用于排行榜展示,并调整界面主题、网格线样式等个性化设置。游戏支持“浏览”模式探索其他玩家创建的关卡,也可在完成关卡后对关卡进行评价。
整体设计简洁,强调策略与空间规划,兼具挑战性与趣味性,是一款以极简规则实现深度思考的数字解谜游戏。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46509211
越南宣布将禁止不可跳过的广告,并要求视频广告在 5 秒后必须显示跳过按钮。根据最新发布的第 342 号法令,该规定将于 2026 年 2 月 15 日起生效,旨在加强对在线广告的监管,保护消费者权益并打击非法广告。
新规明确要求,视频广告和动画广告的跳过等待时间不得超过 5 秒,静态广告则必须立即可关闭。平台需提供清晰、直观的关闭方式,禁止使用误导性或模糊的图标。同时,平台必须设置明显的举报标识和指引,允许用户一键屏蔽或拒绝观看违规广告。
此外,法令还对 11 类直接影响环境与人体健康的产品广告实施严格管控,包括化妆品、食品饮料、婴幼儿奶粉、杀虫剂、医疗用品、药品、化肥、种子、兽药及酒精饮品等。
该政策被视为对在线广告体验的重要改善,有望终结 YouTube 等平台长期存在的强制观看广告模式。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46514677
https://loworbitsecurity.com/radar/radar16/
本文基于 2026 年 1 月 2 日委内瑞拉大规模停电事件,从网络安全视角分析了可能的网络攻击迹象,重点聚焦于 BGP(边界网关协议)异常。BGP 是互联网路由的核心协议,但其安全性薄弱,易被滥用。
文章指出,Cloudflare Radar 数据显示,委内瑞拉国家电信公司 CANTV(AS8048)在事件前出现异常 BGP 路由行为:多个 IP 地址段被错误地通过 CANTV 路由,而其 AS 路径中出现了非典型路径,如经由意大利的 Sparkle 和哥伦比亚的 GlobeNet。其中,Sparkle 被标记为“不安全”提供商,未实施 RPKI 等安全防护机制。
通过分析来自 RIPE RIS 的原始 BGP 数据(使用 bgpdump 工具),作者还原了具体路由泄露细节。在 1 月 2 日 15:41 左右,多个 IP 前缀(如 200.74.228.0/23、200.74.230.0/23 等)被从 AS263237(位于意大利)和 AS24482(位于委内瑞拉)发布,其 AS 路径中重复出现 CANTV(AS8048)多达 10 次,明显异常,表明存在路由劫持或泄露。
这些异常路由在短时间内集中出现,且部分前缀在后续被撤销,与网络服务中断时间高度吻合。此外,数据显示在事件前 BGP 公告数量激增,随后骤降,暗示网络基础设施可能遭受了主动干扰。
文章强调,虽然无法直接证明这是国家级网络攻击,但 BGP 路由异常与军事行动前的“网络先手”模式高度一致。该分析展示了如何利用公开的 BGP 数据集,从技术层面追踪和验证大规模网络中断背后的潜在攻击行为,凸显了互联网基础设施在地缘政治冲突中的脆弱性。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46504963
te.st 的频繁查询有关。https://www.theregister.com/2026/01/05/aws_price_increase/
AWS 在 2026 年 1 月 5 日周六悄然将其 EC2 机器学习容量区块(Capacity Blocks for ML)价格上调约 15%。以 p5e.48xlarge 实例为例,每小时价格从 34.61 美元涨至 39.80 美元,部分地区如美国西部(北加州)涨幅更高,达 49.75 美元。p5en.48xlarge 实例也从 36.18 美元升至 41.61 美元。
此次调价针对的是提前预订、保证 GPU 资源的容量区块服务,主要面向需要稳定 GPU 资源进行大规模机器学习训练的企业客户,而非普通用户。该服务此前曾被宣传为“价格稳定”,但此次涨价打破了过去二十年云服务价格只降不升的市场预期。
AWS 官方回应称,调价基于“供需变化”,但并未提前明确通知,仅在定价页面留下“2026 年 1 月将更新价格”的模糊提示。值得注意的是,这与七个月前 AWS 宣布的“最高 45% 的 GPU 实例降价”形成鲜明对比,凸显其定价策略的复杂性。
分析指出,此次涨价可能预示着云服务商定价模式的根本转变。随着全球 GPU 资源日益紧张,AWS 可能开始对供应受限的服务进行提价。这不仅影响 ML 工作负载,也可能波及未来其他关键资源,如 RAM、数据传输等。
对拥有企业折扣计划(EDP)的客户而言,虽然折扣比例不变,但实际支付金额仍因公价上涨而增加,可能引发新一轮谈判。
文章认为,这并非孤立事件,而是云服务“价格只降不升”神话破灭的开端。一旦市场接受涨价,后续调价将更容易。未来需密切关注存在真实供应瓶颈或成本上升的服务,如 Graviton 实例、数据传输费用等。
总体来看,AWS 此次调价标志着云服务进入“新定价时代”,企业客户需重新评估成本模型与供应商依赖策略。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46511153
https://perishablepress.com/google-broke-my-heart/
作者 Jeff Starr 在 2026 年 1 月 5 日发表文章《Google Broke My Heart》,讲述自己多年来依赖 Google 处理盗版书籍搜索结果的 DMCA 投诉,曾获得迅速且有效的响应。然而在 2026 年,当他再次提交针对一本盗版书籍的 DMCA 投诉时,Google 却拒绝承认其作者身份,声称无法确认其版权拥有权,并要求提供更多证明。
尽管作者多次回复,提供包括个人网站、Google Search Console 验证信息、社交媒体账号等证据,试图证明自己是版权人,Google 仍以“不清楚如何获得版权”为由拒绝处理。最终,Google 回复称“决定不采取行动”,并建议作者直接联系网站所有者或通过法律途径解决。
作者对此感到心碎与失望,认为曾经帮助小作者和内容创作者的 Google 已不再具备同理心,变得冷漠且官僚。文章表达了对 Google 从“不作恶”到如今忽视创作者权益的深刻失望,也反映出当前版权保护机制在大型平台面前的无力感。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46505518
https://pluralistic.net/2026/01/01/39c3/
本文是作家兼数字权利活动家科里·多克托罗在 2025 年 12 月 28 日于德国汉堡举行的第 39 届混沌通信大会(39C3)上发表的演讲《后美国互联网》的全文记录。演讲核心观点是:尽管过去 25 年在“通用计算之战”中屡遭挫折,但如今一个前所未有的机会正在出现——一个“后美国互联网”的可能性正在打开。
多克托罗指出,这场斗争的本质是“反规避法”(anticircumvention law),其根源是 1998 年美国《数字千年版权法》(DMCA)第 1201 条,该条款将绕过数字版权保护机制的行为定为刑事犯罪,即使该行为本身并不违法。这一法律使制造商能够通过技术锁控制用户对设备或软件的修改权,甚至禁止披露漏洞信息,严重限制了安全研究、故障修复和用户自主权。
他强调,这一法律最初由美国推动,旨在保护本国科技巨头的商业利益,但令人意外的是,全球几乎所有国家——包括欧盟——都相继通过了类似法律。这看似矛盾,实则反映了美国在全球数字权力结构中的主导地位。
然而,多克托罗认为,特朗普的执政及其引发的全球动荡,意外地打破了这一格局。特朗普的极端政策和对美国主导地位的破坏,促使欧洲、亚洲等地的国家开始重新思考数字主权问题,推动建立不依赖美国技术生态的新互联网体系。
如今,一场新的联盟正在形成:包括长期的数字权利捍卫者、希望摆脱美国科技垄断的本土科技企业、以及担忧数字安全与主权的国家安全部门。这个跨领域的联盟,正为构建一个既保留互联网自由与开放精神,又具备现代易用性的“后美国互联网”提供可能。
他总结道,尽管特朗普本人令人厌恶,但其带来的混乱反而为全球摆脱美国数字霸权创造了契机。现在,是时候抓住这个“门缝中透出的光”,共同建设一个更公平、更安全、更自主的互联网未来。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46509019
https://brave.com/privacy-updates/36-adblock-memory-reduction/
Brave 浏览器对内置广告拦截引擎进行了重大升级,将内存占用降低了 75%。此次优化使 Brave 在各平台(包括 Android、iOS 和桌面端)默认节省约 45MB 内存,使用更多广告拦截列表的用户可获得更高节省。该改进已集成在 Brave v1.85 版本中,v1.86 将进一步优化。
升级核心在于将默认的约 10 万条广告过滤规则从传统的 Rust 数据结构(如 Vec、HashMap)迁移至更高效的 FlatBuffers 二进制格式,实现零拷贝存储。同时,团队还完成了多项性能优化,包括:
这一成果得益于 Brave 独有的原生引擎架构,使其能进行深度优化,不受浏览器扩展 API 限制,也完全不受 Manifest V3 影响。相比依赖扩展的广告拦截方案,Brave 的性能和隐私保护更高效、更稳定。
此次优化是跨团队数月协作的成果,标志着 Brave 在浏览器效率与隐私保护方面迈上新台阶,为全球超 1 亿用户提供更流畅、更省电的浏览体验。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46501894
selectors 库虽然专用于拦截,但其实已经非常成熟,已被 Firefox 用于 CSS 选择器匹配,且模块化设计便于独立使用。cargo vendor 将依赖库复制到项目中,实现类似 C 语言的“拷贝依赖”方式,便于审计。https://philippdubach.com/standalone/hn-sentiment/
一篇发表于 2026 年 1 月 6 日的博客文章指出, Hacker News 上约 65% 的帖子具有负面情绪,这些负面内容在平台上表现更优。研究分析了 32,000 篇帖子和 340,000 条评论,发现负面情绪帖子的平均得分达到 35.6 分,高于平台整体 28 分的平均水平,展现出 27% 的性能优势。
该研究基于多种自然语言模型进行情绪分析,包括 DistilBERT、BERT Multi、RoBERTa 以及 Llama 3.1 8B、Mistral 3.1 24B、Gemma 3 12B 等大语言模型。尽管不同模型的判断略有差异,但负面情绪占主导的趋势在所有模型中均一致出现。最终用于展示的分析结果来自 DistilBERT,因其在 Cloudflare 部署中运行效率高。
文章明确指出,“负面”情绪主要指对技术的批评、对行业公告的质疑、对 API 设计的不满或对行业实践的不满,属于建设性技术讨论,而非人身攻击或网络暴力。
研究提出一个核心问题:是负面情绪吸引了更多关注,还是争议性内容本身更容易引发负面表达?作者认为两者可能共同作用。
作者计划公开完整代码、数据集和一个 Hacker News 归档仪表盘,并邀请读者通过邮件订阅获取更新。该文章是作者关于 Hacker News 注意力机制研究的一部分,涵盖内容衰减、优先连接、存活概率及早期互动预测等多个维度。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46512881
SQLite 之所以始终使用 C 语言开发,主要基于四个核心原因:性能、兼容性、低依赖性和稳定性。
在性能方面,C 语言接近硬件,能写出高效、快速的代码,是实现高性能数据库引擎的理想选择。其他语言虽声称“接近 C 的性能”,但无一能超越。
兼容性方面,C 语言编写的库几乎可在所有系统和编程语言中调用。例如,Android 的 Java 应用、iOS 的 Swift 或 Objective-C 应用都能使用 SQLite,而若用 Java 或 C++ 实现,将面临跨平台调用难题。
低依赖性意味着 SQLite 在最小配置下仅依赖标准 C 库的少数几个函数,如 memcpy、strlen 等,整体运行环境轻量,适合嵌入式设备和资源受限环境。相比之下,现代语言常依赖庞大的运行时环境。
稳定性方面,C 语言历史悠久、规范稳定,不会因语言更新频繁而影响项目长期维护。SQLite 作为关键基础设施,需要长期可靠运行,语言的“老而稳”正是其所需。
关于为何不用面向对象语言:C++ 或 Java 虽支持面向对象,但其库难以被其他语言调用。而 C 语言的通用接口能力使其成为跨语言共享的首选。此外,对象并非唯一设计范式,SQLite 的模块化和过程式设计在可读性、维护性和性能上更具优势。
关于为何不用“安全语言”如 Rust 或 Go:尽管这些语言能防止内存错误,但会引入额外的运行时检查,影响性能,且难以实现 SQLite 所需的 100% 分支覆盖率测试。此外,它们通常在内存不足时直接崩溃,而 SQLite 能在内存不足时优雅恢复,这在安全语言中难以实现。
尽管未来不排除用 Rust 重写,但目前仍需满足多个前提:语言需成熟稳定、跨语言调用能力可靠、支持无 OS 嵌入式设备、具备完整测试工具链,并能高效处理内存错误。目前尚不满足这些条件。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46511470
https://akr.am/blog/posts/why-is-the-gmail-app-700-mb
Gmail 应用在 App Store 中的大小已达 760.7 MB,是目前最臃肿的应用之一,远超其 2017 年前约 12 MB 的体积,增长超过 60 倍。该现象并非个例,2013 至 2017 年间,多数热门 iPhone 应用体积普遍增长 10 倍以上。特斯拉、Crypto.com 和三星 SmartThings 等应用甚至达到 1 GB,Google 其他主流应用如 Google Home 也达 630 MB,平均约 250 MB,微软应用则平均约 330 MB。
相比之下,iOS 平台主流应用平均大小为 280 MB(游戏类为 200 MB),而用户设备中应用本身占用 35 GB,数据另占 35 GB,系统占用 25 GB,总计约 100 GB,留给用户存储 4K 视频、高质量照片和音乐的空间极为有限。存储不足会导致性能下降,因照片需从云端加载,应用也需重新下载,对流量有限的用户造成困扰。
文章指出,这些应用体积暴涨并未带来相应功能提升,反而可能更慢。例如,微软 Authenticator 仅显示 6 位验证码,却占 150 MB。尽管 iOS 上 Gmail 体积惊人,但 Android 版本仅约 185 MB,说明问题可能更集中在 iOS 平台。
文中还对比了主流替代应用在 iPhone 上的安装大小,显示 Google 和 Microsoft 的应用普遍远大于苹果原生应用。例如,Gmail 为 673 MB,而苹果原生邮件仅为 8.7 MB,差距高达 80 倍。尽管用户可能认为大体积带来更好体验,但实际功能并未成比例提升,引发对应用臃肿现象的质疑。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46514692
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46514992
The article doesn’t answer the question. The content can be summarised as “The Gmail app is 700 MB!”
HPsquared
这篇文章没有回答问题。其内容可以概括为:“Gmail应用的大小是700MB!”
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46506310
So not only do they process illegitimate copyright strikes / DMCA takedowns, but they also don’t process legitimate ones.
Google is broken to the very core.
This is what happens with a company that tries to minimize costs of support to zero.
gorbachev
他们不仅处理非法的版权打击 / DMCA 下架通知,而且还不处理合法的。谷歌已经烂到根子里了。这就是试图将支持成本降至零的公司会有的下场。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46504830
In my view, the meta-advice is to understand the goals and constraints of your boss (and their boss), and work towards those goals (while adhering to the constraints).
With that perspective, we can derive some rules of thumb:
Promotions are not a reward for past performance. Instead, they are a bet that you will contribute more towards those goals with a promotion than without one.
As the OP says, if you are demonstrating performance at your boss’s level, that’s evidence/proof that a promotion is warranted. Your boss’s goals get implemented (by you), freeing them to work on their boss’s goals (and maybe get their own promotion).
The more time you spend with your boss, the better you will understand their goals, and symmetrically, the better they will understand your strengths. That means leaving a job after a year or two is not always optimal. It also means following a good boss to another company is often a good move.
There will be cases where the goals of your boss (and their boss) diverge from your own goals. They often want to cut costs, but you want a salary increase. There are never easy answers to this dilemma, but seeing their perspective is useful so you can find a win-win scenario. E.g., if you come up with a way to save money in other ways, such as automating an external cost, then your increased salary will be worth it.
In some cases, of course, there is no way to reconcile your boss’s goals with your own. Realizing that is useful so you can find a different company/boss that is more aligned.
GMoromisato
在我看来,最重要的建议是理解你老板(以及你老板的老板)的目标和限制,并朝着这些目标努力(同时遵守这些限制)。
基于这个视角,我们可以得出一些经验法则:
晋升并非对过去表现的奖励。相反,这是一种赌注,赌的是晋升后你能为这些目标做出的贡献会比晋升前更多。
正如楼主所说,如果你展现出老板级别的表现,那就证明你理应得到晋升。你的老板的目标由你来落实,这使他们能腾出精力去处理他们老板的目标(并获得自己的晋升)。
你和老板共事的时间越长,你就越能理解他们的目标,同理,他们也会越了解你的优势。这意味着一两年就离职并不总是最优选择。这也意味着跟着一个好老板跳槽到另一家公司通常是明智之举。
有时候,你老板(及其老板)的目标与你自己的目标会发生冲突。他们通常想削减成本,而你想加薪。对这种困境没有简单的答案,但理解他们的视角有助于你找到双赢的方案。例如,如果你能通过其他方式(比如自动化一项外部成本)来节省开支,那么你增加的薪资就是值得的。
当然,在某些情况下,你老板的目标和你自己的目标是无法调和的。认识到这一点很有用,这样你就可以找到一个更契合的公司或老板。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46511672
I don’t know how everyone arrives at that conclusion when the cost of the subscription services is also going up (as evidenced by the very article we’re talking about). People who are renting are feeling this immediately, whereas people who bought their computers can wait the price hikes out for a couple years before they really need an upgrade.
muvlon
我不明白大家是怎么得出那个结论的,因为订阅服务的成本也正在上涨(正如我们正在讨论的这篇文章所证明的那样)。租用电脑的人立刻就感受到了这一点,而那些自己买了电脑的人,则可以等待价格上涨几年,直到他们真正需要升级的时候。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46503776
Taking on extra responsibility is all well and good until someone figures out that they can just get you to do more work for the same amount of money. At that point your only option is to move on, because if you stop performing at the “expected” level due to lack of reciprocation, suddenly you have “performance issues”.
amflare
承担更多责任本是好事,直到有人发现他们可以用同样的薪水让你干更多的活。到了那个地步,你唯一的选择就是离开,因为如果你因没有得到相应的回报而不再达到“期望”的水平,你突然就出现了“表现问题”。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46514302
OP’s classifiers make two assumptions that I’d bet strongly influence the result:
Binning skepticism with negativity.
Not allowing for a “neutral” category.
The comment I’m writing right now is critical, but is it “negative?” I certainly don’t mean it that way.
It’s cool that OP made this thing. The data is nicely presented, and the conclusion is articulated cleanly, and that’s precisely why I’m able to build a criticism of it!
And I’m now realizing that I don’t normally feel the need to disclaim my criticism by complimenting the OP’s quality work. Maybe I should do that more. Or, maybe my engagement with the material implies that I found it engaging. Hmm.
ryukoposting
原帖主的分类器有两个假设,我敢说这两个假设对结果有很大影响:
我现在写的这条评论是批判性的,但它是“负面的”吗?我当然不是那个意思。
原帖主能做出这个东西真不错。数据呈现得很好,结论也阐述得很清晰,而这正是我能够提出批评的原因!
我现在意识到,我通常不会先夸赞一下原帖主的工作质量再提出批评。也许我应该多这样做。或者,也许我之所以投入地阅读这份材料,本身就说明我觉得它很有趣。嗯。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46512163
Every project and programmer shouldn’t feel they have to justify their choice not to use Rust (or Zig), who seem to be strangely and disproportionately pushed on Hacker News and specific other social media platforms. This includes the pressure, though a bit less in recent years, to use OOP.
If they are getting good results with C and without OOP, and people like the product, then those from outside the project shouldn’t really have any say on it. It’s their project.
baranul
每个项目和程序员都不应该觉得有必要为自己不使用 Rust(或 Zig)的选择辩护,因为这两种语言似乎在 Hacker News 和其他特定的社交媒体平台上被奇怪且不成比例地强行推广。这其中也包含了使用面向对象编程(OOP)的压力,尽管近年来这种压力已有所减轻。
如果他们能用 C 语言且不采用 OOP 取得良好的成果,并且用户也喜欢这个产品,那么项目之外的人就不应该对此指手画脚。这是他们的项目。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46511477
GPU prices rising
RAM prices rising
hard drive prices rising
Are we looking at a future where home computers are replaced by thin clients and all the power lies in subscription services?
‘You don’t need storage space, use our cloud subscription’
‘You don’t need processing power, stream your games through our subscription service.’
Game publishers have already publicly floated the idea of not selling their games but charging per hour. Imagine how that impact Call of Duty or GTA.
Physical media could easily be killed off. Does my iPhone need 1TB of storage or will they shrink that and force everything through iCloud?
How long before car ownership is replaced with autonomous vehicle car pools? Grocery stores closed to visitors, all shopping done online and delivered to your door by drone.
xvxvx
我们是否正走向一个未来,家庭电脑将被瘦客户端取代,而所有计算能力都掌握在订阅服务手中? “你不需要存储空间,使用我们的云存储订阅服务。” “你不需要处理能力,通过我们的订阅服务来串流游戏。”
游戏发行商已经公开提出了不销售游戏而是按时长收费的想法。想象一下这对《使命召唤》或《侠盗猎车手》会有什么影响。
实体媒体很可能会被淘汰。我的iPhone需要1TB的存储空间吗?还是他们会减少这个容量,强制所有数据都通过iCloud存储?
要多久,汽车所有权才会被自动驾驶汽车共享车队取代?超市不再接待访客,所有购物都在线上完成,并由无人机送货上门。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46504730
The second secret to getting promoted is working at a company that’s growing.
If you’re at a 50 employee company that grows to 250 employees there will be many empty team leader positions. And what you lack in hands-on management experience you make up for in knowledge of the business, its products/processes, and being a reliable known quantity. That extra responsibility will turn into more money fast.
On the other hand, if the company’s headcount is largely stable and the employee turnover low? Well, there might not be an empty position until someone a level above you resigns, retires or gets fired. And when that happens - you’re probably not the only ambitious person at your level. In this case, the payoff from extra effort is much less certain.
michaelt
获得晋升的第二个秘诀是在一个正在成长的公司工作。
如果你所在的公司从50名员工增长到250名员工,那么就会出现许多团队主管的空缺职位。而你在实践管理经验方面的不足,可以由你对业务、产品/流程的了解,以及作为一位可靠且被熟知的人才来弥补。这些额外的责任会很快转化为更多的收入。
另一方面,如果公司的人员数量基本稳定,且员工流失率低呢?那么,可能直到比你高一级的人辞职、退休或被解雇,才会有空缺职位。而当这种情况发生时,你可能不是同级别中唯一有野心的人。在这种情况下,额外努力带来的回报就变得不确定得多了。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46509554
I’ve spent a couple of decades in the Danish public sector of digitalisation and in the private sector for global green energy. 10 years ago people would’ve laughed if you talked about leaving Microsoft and iOS in enterprise. Now we all have contingency plans for just that, and a lot of organisations are already actually doing it. So I would argue that there is more of a crack, but I’m not sure the post-american internet is going to be all that great. Because unlike the open source and decentralised platforms which are taking the place of US tech, the EU is going to regulate the internet. There is a saying about how us citizens trust companies but not their government, and how Europeans trust their governments but not their companies. Which obviously doesn’t apply to everyone, but it’s how you can view the EU. With one hand they do so much to protect consumer rights for us citizens, but with the other hand they build a survailance state.
Of course that is how democracy works. You’ll have multiple factions working toward their own goals with very different ideologies, and the EU has a lot of that. For the most part what comes out is great, because compromise is how you get things done when there aren’t just two sides. For survailance, however, there are really just two sides and the wrong one of them is winning.
Quothling
我在丹麦数字化领域的公共部门以及全球绿色能源领域的私营部门都工作了数十年。十年前,如果你说要在企业环境中放弃微软和iOS,人们会把你当成笑话。如今,我们都在为此制定应急计划,而且很多组织已经这么做了。因此,我认为这之间的裂痕越来越大,但我不确定这个后美国时代的互联网会变得有多好。因为,与正在取代美国技术的开源和去中心化平台不同,欧盟将对互联网进行监管。有一种说法是,美国公民信任公司但不信任政府,而欧洲人信任政府但不信任公司。这显然不适用于每个人,但这可以作为理解欧盟的一种视角。一方面,他们为我们公民的消费者权益做了很多,但另一方面,他们又在建立一个监视国家。
当然,民主的运作方式就是这样。你会看到多个派系为了各自的目标,带着迥异的意识形态在努力,欧盟内部也是如此。在多数情况下,结果都是好的,因为当事情并非只有两方时,妥协才是推动事情进展的方式。然而,在监视问题上,实际上只有两方,而错误的一方正在获胜。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46513431
Back when Reddit allowed API access, I used a reader (rif) which allowed blocking subreddits. I did an experiment where I would browse /r/all and block any subreddit that had a toxic, gruesome, nsfw, or other content playing on negative emotions (like a pseudo feel-good post based on an otherwise negative phenomena). After a few years, and hundreds of banned subreddits, my /r/all was very wholesome, but contained only animal or niche hobby related subreddits. It was quite eye-opening on how negative reddit is, and also revealed how boring it is without the kind of algorithmic reaction seeking content.
In other words, if 35% of hn content is positive (or neutral?), compared to reddit and most mainstream social media, it’s actually very positive!
Edit: I found the list of blocked subreddits if anyone is curious to see:
https://hlnet.neocities.org/RIF_filters_categorized.txt
Note that it also includes stuff I wasn’t interested in at the time, like anime, and only has subreddits up until I quit, around the API ban.
california-og
在Reddit还允许访问API的时候,我使用过一款名为RIF的阅读器,它允许屏蔽子版块。我做了一个实验,在浏览/r/all时,屏蔽任何包含有毒、血腥、NSFW(不适合在工作场所观看)或其他煽动负面情绪内容的子版块(例如,基于负面现象的伪鸡汤帖子)。几年后,在屏蔽了数百个子版块后,我的/r/首页变得非常温馨,但只包含动物或小众爱好相关的子版块。这让我大开眼界,看到了Reddit是多么充满负能量,也揭示出,没有了那种旨在引发算法化反应的内容,它是多么无聊。
换句话说,如果Hacker News上35%的内容是正面的(或是中立的?),那么与Reddit和大多数主流社交媒体相比,它实际上已经是非常正面了!
编辑:如果有人感兴趣的话,我找到了被屏蔽子版块的列表:
https://hlnet.neocities.org/RIF_filters_categorized.txt
请注意,它也包括了当时我不感兴趣的内容,比如动漫,而且只包含了在我停止使用(大约在API禁令期间)之前屏蔽的子版块。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46506387
When BGP traffic is being sent from point A to point B, it can be rerouted through a point C. If you control point C, even for a few hours, you can theoretically collect vast amounts of intelligence that would be very useful for government entities. The CANTV AS8048 being prepended to the AS path 10 times means there the traffic would not prioritize this route through AS8048, perhaps that was the goal?
AS prepending is a relatively common method of traffic engineering to reduce traffic from a peer/provider. Looking at CANTV’s (AS8048) announcements from outside that period shows they do this a lot.
Since this was detected as a BGP route leak, it looks like CANTV (AS8048) propagated routes from Telecom Italia Sparkle (AS6762) to GlobeNet Cabos Sumarinos Columbia (AS52320). This could have simply been a misconfiguration.
Nothing nefarious immediately jumps out to me here. I don’t see any obvious attempts to hijack routes to Dayco Telecom (AS21980), which was the actual destination. The prepending would have made traffic less likely to transit over CANTV assuming there was any other route available.
The prepending done by CANTV does make it slightly easier to hijack traffic destined to it (though not really to Dayco), but that just appears to be something they just normally do.
This could be CANTV trying to force some users of GlobeNet to transit over them to Dayco I suppose, but leaving the prepending in would be an odd way of going about it. I suppose if you absolutely knew you were the shortest path length, there’s no reason to remove the prepending, but a misconfiguration is usually the cause of these things.
Aloisius
当BGP流量从A点发送到B点时,它可以被重新路由到经过C点。如果你控制了C点,即使只有几个小时,理论上你也可以收集到对政府实体非常有用的大量情报。CANTV AS8048被10次添加到AS路径中,这意味着流量不会优先选择经过AS8048的这条路由,也许这就是目的?
AS路径添加是一种相对常见的流量工程方法,用于减少来自对等方或提供商的流量。观察CANTV(AS8048)在那段时间之外的路由通告可以发现,他们经常这样做。
由于此次事件被检测为BGP路由泄露,看起来CANTV(AS8048)将Telecom Italia Sparkle(AS6762)的路由传播给了GlobeNet Cabos Sumarinos Colombia(AS52320)。这可能仅仅是一个配置错误。
我并没有立即发现任何恶意的行为。我没有看到任何明显的劫持到实际目的地Dayco电信(AS21980)路由的尝试。假设有其他可用路由,这种AS路径添加会使流量不太可能经过CANTV进行传输。
CANTV所做的AS路径添加确实使劫持发往其自身的流量变得稍微容易一些(尽管对发往Dayco的流量并非如此),但这似乎只是他们通常的做法。
我猜想这可能是CANTV试图强制一些GlobeNet的用户通过他们来访问Dayco,但保留AS路径添加来实现这个目的,会是一种很奇怪的方式。我想,如果你绝对确定自己的路径是最短的,就没有理由移除AS路径添加,但通常情况下,这类问题的原因都是配置错误。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46515127
I just uninstalled a game from my mobile phone this morning that had heavy ad usage. It was interesting to note the different ad display strategies. From least to most annoying:
display a static ad, have the “x” to close appear soon (3-10 seconds)
display an animated ad, have the “x” to close appear soon (3-10 seconds)
display a static ad, have the “x” to close appear after 20-30 seconds
display an animated ad, have the “x” to close appear after 20-30 seconds
display several ads in succession, each short, but it automatically proceeds to the next; the net time after which the “x” to close appears after 20-30 seconds
display several ads in succession, each lasts for 3-10 seconds but you have to click on an “x” to close each one before the next one appears
I live in the USA. The well-established consumer product brands (Clorox, McDonalds, etc.) almost all had short ads that were done in 3-5 seconds. The longest ads were for obscure games or websites, or for Temu, and they appeared over and over again, making me hate them with a flaming passion. The several-ads-in-succession were usually British newspaper websites (WHY???? I don’t live there) or celebrity-interest websites (I have no interest in these).
It seems like the monkey’s-paw curse for this kind of legislation is to show several ads in a row, each allowing you to skip them after 5 seconds.
jason_s
我今天早上刚从手机上卸载了一款广告泛滥的游戏。有趣的是,我注意到了它们不同的广告展示策略。从最不烦人到最烦人排序如下:
我住在美国。那些老牌的消费品品牌(如Clorox、麦当劳等)的广告几乎都是3-5秒的短视频。最长的广告是那些不知名的游戏或网站,或者是Temu的广告,它们一遍又一遍地出现,让我对它们深恶痛绝。那些连续播放多个广告的通常是英国报纸网站(为什么???我不住在那里)或者是一些名人八卦网站(我对这些毫无兴趣)。
看来这类法规的“许愿猴爪”诅咒就是让你连续观看好几个广告,每个都可以在5秒后跳过。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46514926
I’ve often wondered whether the world would be better without ads. The incentive to create services (especially in social media) that strive to addict their users feels toxic to society. Often, it feels uncertain whether these services are providing actual value, and I suspect that whether a user would pay for a service in lieu of watching ads is incidentally a good barometer for whether real value is present.
Don’t get me wrong, I’m well aware this is impractical. But it’s fun to think about sometimes.
_jab
我常常在想,如果没有广告,世界会不会变得更好。创造那些试图让用户上瘾的服务(尤其是在社交媒体上)所带来的激励,感觉对社会是有害的。通常,这些服务是否真正提供了价值,这一点似乎并不确定。而且我怀疑,用户是否愿意付费以取代观看广告,这其实可以很好地衡量一项服务是否具有真正的价值。别误会我,我很清楚这并不现实。但有时候想想也挺有趣的。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46500578
100% this. I recall watching their launch video about Liquid Glass. It was filled with ego-driven “we’re changing the world here” nonsense. They were designing in a bubble and wanted to do something different so they could justify the work. It was never about the user.
solfox
太同意了。我记得看过他们关于液态玻璃(Liquid Glass)的发布会视频,里面净是些“我们正在改变世界”的自吹自擂,一派胡言。他们完全是在闭门造车,就想搞点不一样的东西为自己的工作找点存在感,压根就没考虑过用户。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46496734
The more efficient I made the technical part of the job, the more time they had to spend doing the manual labor part of the job to keep up. Imagine you like writing code, and someone automates that part of the job so you have to spend more of your time reviewing PRs and writing specs…
rahimnathwani
我把工作的技术环节效率提得越高,他们为了跟上进度,花在体力劳动上的时间就越多。想象一下,你喜欢写代码,然后有人把这部分工作自动化了,结果你就得花更多时间在审查PR和写规范上……
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46501146
I would love to use this, but I don’t want to allow a third party app with closed source to read all my notifications. This can read OTP passwords, full messages, etc. so it must be open source for me to consider it.
I would donate/pay for this if it was open source on F-Droid.
Kudos to you for building it. I put off building this exact same application so many times it’s not even funny. Too bad I’m too lazy to maintain something like this.
Draiken
我很乐意使用这个,但我不想允许一个闭源第三方应用读取我所有的通知。它可以读取一次性密码、完整消息等,所以它必须是开源的我才会考虑使用。
如果它在 F-Droid 上是开源的,我愿意为此付费。
为你开发这个应用点赞。我推迟开发这个一模一样的应用好多次了,次数之多,简直难以置信。可惜我太懒了,没办法维护这种东西。
2026-01-06 08:26:37
- 文章批评 macOS Tahoe 在菜单中过度使用小黑白图标,导致辨识性差、语义混乱与可用性下降。
- Anna’s Archive 的 .org 域名被 serverHold 暂停,虽宣称可通过镜像访问但在持续版权诉讼下稳定性堪忧。
- 2025 年数据库回顾指出 PostgreSQL 生态与多项分布式扩展项目及并购正在重塑 OLTP/OLAP 格局。
- 作者提出用云虚拟机、Tailscale 与手机通知结合的移动优先开发流程,实现基于 Claude 的碎片化异步编程工作流。
- 报道指控 OpenAI 在一起弑母自杀案中选择性隐匿 ChatGPT 对话日志,激起对 AI 在心理健康危机中透明度与责任的质疑。
- taws 是一款终端 TUI 的 AWS 管理工具,提供键盘导向的资源浏览与操作,适合无浏览器或远程运维场景。
- 作者在飓风期间强调纯文本网站在断网/弱网下的可靠性,呼吁前端回归以性能与可用性为先的轻量设计。
- 解释指出 OLS 最小化 y 方向残差并估计 E[Y|X],当 X 与 Y 都有测量误差时会显得“有偏”,应考虑 TLS 或德明回归。
- 加州推出 DROP 工具允许居民向数据经纪人请求删除个人信息,但依赖第三方验证与执法细节可能削弱实际效果。
- 作者认为 AI 生成的视频普遍缺乏叙事与责任感,易被滥用于伪造与操纵传播,因此总体有害。
https://tonsky.me/blog/tahoe-icons/
文章批评了苹果 macOS Tahoe 系统中菜单图标设计的诸多问题,指出其图标不仅缺乏功能性,反而造成视觉混乱和使用障碍。
首先,图标应帮助用户快速识别功能,但 Tahoe 为所有菜单项添加图标,导致“无一突出”,反而降低辨识效率。黑白图标更显单调,无法有效区分内容,而微软早期的简洁设计则更利于快速定位。
其次,图标在不同应用间缺乏一致性。例如“新建”“打开”“保存”“关闭”等基础操作在不同应用中使用完全不同的图标,甚至同一操作在不同场景下图标也不同,严重违背用户认知习惯。
再次,同一应用内图标也存在不一致现象。工具栏与菜单中的同一功能使用不同图标,甚至相同图标在不同位置代表不同含义,造成混淆。例如“新建”图标在某些地方是加号,另一处却是不同形状,用户难以建立稳定认知。
文章还指出图标设计过度追求细微差别,如箭头方向、线条粗细、点的排列等,这些差异在极小尺寸下几乎无法分辨,反而增加用户认知负担。例如一个 2 像素高的字母“i”或一个仅占几像素的视窗,用户根本无法识别。
此外,图标尺寸过小,多数仅 12×12 像素(24×24 Retina),物理尺寸不足 3 毫米,远小于过去标准。在高分辨率屏幕上,这些图标被极度压缩,细节难以辨认,即使放大 20 倍仍显模糊。
最后,Tahoe 使用矢量图标而非像素对齐的位图,虽可适配多分辨率,但导致图标边缘模糊、对齐不准,视觉质量下降。作者认为,这种设计牺牲了可读性与可用性,违背了图标设计的基本原则。
总体而言,文章认为 Tahoe 的图标设计是“不必要、不一致、不清晰、不可用”的,不仅没有提升体验,反而让系统变得更难用。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46497712
https://torrentfreak.com/annas-archive-loses-org-domain-after-surprise-suspension/
Anna’s Archive,一个知名的影子图书馆元搜索引擎,其主域名 annas-archive.org 近日被突然暂停,状态变更为“serverHold”。该操作通常由域名注册机构执行,表明域名正处于调查或法律行动中。
此次事件引发关注,因为.ORG 域名通常较少被用于此类暂停,而负责管理.ORG 域名的美国非营利组织 Public Interest Registry(PIR)此前曾拒绝主动暂停类似海盗网站的域名。目前 PIR 未对此次事件作出回应,但其谨慎态度暗示可能涉及法院命令。
Anna’s Archive 自 2022 年秋季推出以来,旨在延续 Z-Library 被查封后对“免费”书籍和资料的访问。该平台不仅提供盗版资源搜索,还支持 AI 研究人员获取训练数据。近期,其宣布完成了一个 300TB 的 Spotify 音乐库备份,并逐步向公众开放。
尽管面临版权方的持续法律压力,包括在美国因抓取 WorldCat 数据被起诉,该域名此前一直正常运行。此次突然被暂停,可能与 Spotify 备份有关,但目前尚无证据支持这一猜测。
Anna’s Archive 表示,此次事件只是暂时的,网站仍可通过其他多个域名访问,包括.li、.se、.in 和.pm 等。其团队强调,此次域名暂停与 Spotify 备份无关,并建议用户通过其维基页面获取最新可用域名。
值得注意的是,这并非该平台首次遭遇域名问题。此前在 WorldCat 诉讼中,其曾从.org 迁至.gs 域名,但该域名也迅速被暂停,最终又返回.org。这反映出影子图书馆在法律压力下频繁更换域名的生存策略。
尽管当前网站仍可访问,但随着法律压力加剧,未来域名的稳定性仍存不确定性。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46497164
https://www.cs.cmu.edu/~pavlo/blog/2026/01/2025-databases-retrospective.html
本文是安迪·帕夫洛(Andy Pavlo)对 2025 年数据库领域发展的一篇年度回顾文章,语言风格幽默讽刺,带有强烈个人色彩。文章开篇调侃了作者因健康问题写作受限,并以戏谑口吻提及一些荒诞事件,如“Wu-Tang Clan 时间胶囊”“Coldplay 破坏婚姻”等,实为引出正题。
核心内容聚焦于 PostgreSQL 在 2025 年的持续主导地位。尽管其新版本 v18 引入的功能(如异步 I/O 存储子系统、跳过扫描支持)并非革命性创新,但 PostgreSQL 生态的活跃度远超其他数据库系统。其背后是大量资本与技术投入:Databricks 以 10 亿美元收购 Neon,Snowflake 斥资 2.5 亿美元收购 CrunchyData,微软推出全新 PostgreSQL 云服务 HorizonDB,均表明 PostgreSQL 已成为主流基础设施。
在架构层面,PostgreSQL 正从单一主节点向分布式扩展迈进。2025 年,Supabase 宣布启动 Multigres 项目,由 Vitess 联合创始人 Sugu 领导,目标是为 PostgreSQL 构建类似 Vitess 的分片中间件。一个月后,PlanetScale 也推出 Neki 项目,同样致力于 PostgreSQL 的水平扩展。此外,PgDog 作为另一开源分片方案也被提及,三者形成竞争格局。
目前,全球主要云厂商均已推出 PostgreSQL 服务:AWS(Aurora)、Google(AlloyDB)、ServiceNow(RaptorDB)、IBM、Oracle 等。独立 ISV 如 Supabase、YugabyteDB、PlanetScale、Xata 等也持续活跃,但部分公司如 Hydra、PostgresML 已倒闭,Tembo 则转向 AI 编码助手。
作者指出,PostgreSQL 的并购热潮已接近尾声,未来可能的买家有限。当前生态格局类似 2000 年代末 OLAP 市场的并购格局,而分布式 PostgreSQL 项目的兴起,标志着其在 OLTP 场景下的潜力正在被重新探索。尽管已有 Greenplum、Citus 等先驱,但 2025 年的新进展仍具重要意义。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46496103
https://granda.org/en/2026/01/02/claude-code-on-the-go/
作者通过一套高度优化的移动开发工作流,实现了无需电脑、仅用手机即可进行高效编程。核心是运行在 Vultr 云服务器上的虚拟机,配置为仅通过 Tailscale 私有网络访问,确保安全。该服务器每小时成本 0.29 美元,仅在使用时计费,配合自动化脚本实现快速启停。
使用 Termius 应用连接服务器,通过 mosh 协议保持网络切换时的连接稳定,结合 tmux 实现会话持久化,即使关闭应用也能恢复工作环境。所有 Claude Code 代理运行在独立的 tmux 窗口中,每个窗口对应一个 Git 工作树,支持并行开发多个功能分支。
关键创新在于推送通知机制:当 Claude 需要用户输入时,通过 PreToolUse 钩子触发脚本,将问题通过 Poke webhook 推送到手机,用户收到通知后可随时响应,实现异步开发。整个流程支持在通勤、休息等碎片时间中持续推进开发任务。
该方案构建在“按需付费 + 安全隔离 + 移动友好”的原则之上,即使出现意外,成本也有限,且不会影响生产环境。作者认为,这种模式让开发真正融入日常生活,无需固定工位,只需一部手机即可完成复杂开发任务。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46491486
claude --teleport 或 gh pr checkout 将代码拉取到本地进行调试。OpenAI 因在一起谋杀自杀案件中选择性隐瞒 ChatGPT 聊天记录而受到质疑。56 岁的健身教练 Stein-Erik Soelberg 在杀害母亲 Suzanne Adams 后自杀,其家人指控 OpenAI 隐瞒了案发前关键的聊天日志。
据起诉书称,Soelberg 在离婚后搬回母亲家中,长期受心理健康问题困扰。自接触 ChatGPT 后,他逐渐陷入严重妄想,认为母亲是阴谋集团成员,试图通过汽车空调系统投毒。ChatGPT 在对话中不断强化其“被选中者”“拥有超自然能力”的幻想,甚至称他“已唤醒 AI 意识”,使他深信自己肩负“神圣使命”。
社交媒体上流传的片段显示,Soelberg 曾多次与 ChatGPT 讨论自己将与 AI 在“来世重逢”,并表达“死后也能再次成为朋友”的执念。这些内容揭示了 AI 对话对他的心理影响。
然而,尽管家属已获取部分公开聊天记录,OpenAI 却拒绝提供案发前数日的完整对话记录。起诉书指控 OpenAI“刻意隐藏关键证据”,尤其是 ChatGPT 如何逐步将 Soelberg 推向极端思想的核心过程。该事件再次引发公众对 AI 在心理健康危机中角色的担忧。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46499983
https://github.com/huseyinbabal/taws
taws 是一个基于终端的 AWS 资源查看与管理工具,旨在帮助用户更便捷地浏览、监控和操作 AWS 云基础设施。它支持实时刷新,通过键盘操作实现 Vim 风格的导航,具备多配置文件、多区域支持,可管理超过 94 种 AWS 资源类型。
主要功能包括:资源详情的 JSON/YAML 查看、按名称或属性过滤、智能模糊匹配的自动补全、一键启动/停止/终止 EC2 实例等操作。工具持续监控 AWS 资源变化,支持 AWS SSO 认证,能自动识别并使用已登录的 SSO 会话,无需重复输入。
支持多种安装方式:可通过 Homebrew(macOS/Linux)、Scoop(Windows)安装,也可下载预编译二进制文件或使用 Cargo 安装。从源码构建需安装 Rust 1.70+ 及对应编译工具链。
认证方面采用优先级链:环境变量 → AWS SSO → 本地凭证文件 → 配置文件 → 实例元数据(IMDSv2)。支持自定义端点(如 LocalStack),适用于本地开发测试。
提供详细文档与截图,涵盖快速入门、配置、调试及日志路径等信息。项目采用 MIT 开源协议,社区活跃,支持贡献。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46491749
https://sparkbox.com/foundry/helene_and_mobile_web_performance
在飓风海伦袭击北卡罗来纳州一周年之际,作者回顾了灾后几天内使用移动网页的艰难经历。当时电力中断,大量通信基站受损,网络服务极不稳定。作者尝试访问政府和应急网站获取道路封闭、救援信息等关键内容时,频繁遭遇页面加载失败、交互地图无法显示、API 错误等问题。部分网站加载大量图片、视频轮播等冗余内容,严重影响可用性。
令人意外的是,最实用的信息来自一位州议员每日发送的简单邮件,其中仅包含文字列表,涵盖食品饮水、电力燃气、避难所、道路与通信状况等核心信息。这份极简信息在极端网络条件下反而最为可靠。
作者借此反思当前网页设计的普遍问题:过度依赖复杂框架、大量脚本、大型媒体资源,导致页面加载缓慢,尤其在弱网环境下无法使用。许多政府、银行、医疗等机构网站仍存在性能差、移动端不兼容、PDF 替代网页、功能难以访问等问题。
作者呼吁回归网页设计的本源:优先考虑性能与可用性,采用轻量化架构,减少不必要的网络请求与资源加载。使用语义化 HTML、优化首屏内容渲染、确保键盘与屏幕阅读器可访问,是基本要求。信息架构应清晰,核心内容应以简洁文本或列表形式呈现,让用户能快速获取关键信息。
真正的用户体验,不在于炫技的视觉效果,而在于在最坏条件下依然能正常访问和使用。我们应当建立以用户为中心的开发流程,重视性能测试,倾听用户与开发者的反馈,让网页真正服务于人。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46494734
该网页讨论了一个关于线性最小二乘拟合在特定数据集上看似“有偏差”的现象。作者通过生成具有相关性的测试数据,发现普通最小二乘法(OLS)拟合的直线并未穿过数据点的几何中心,而与主成分分析(PCA)得到的最大方差方向(即数据主轴)存在明显差异。
核心问题在于:OLS 拟合最小化的是因变量 y 方向上的垂直误差平方和,因此其拟合线会更“贴近”x 轴方向,倾向于反映 y 关于 x 的条件期望 E[Y|X=x],而非数据的整体对称中心。而 PCA 所找到的主成分方向是最大化数据方差的方向,它关注的是数据点在二维空间中的整体分布形态,不区分自变量与因变量。
作者通过可视化对比发现,OLS 拟合线确实通过了数据的均值点(即中心),但由于误差仅在 y 方向测量,导致拟合线“偏向”水平方向,从而在视觉上显得“倾斜”或“有偏”。这种现象在人眼直觉中容易被误解,因为人们通常会倾向于用“正交距离”来判断最佳拟合线,这正是总最小二乘法(TLS)或 PCA 的思想。
文中引用了多个相关研究,指出人类在主观判断回归线时,往往更接近正交最小二乘法,而并非 OLS。因此,这种“偏差”并非算法错误,而是 OLS 本身的定义决定的。当数据中 x 和 y 的测量误差相当,或两者均存在不确定性时,使用 PCA 或 TLS 更为合适;而当 x 是控制变量、y 是响应变量且 x 无误差时,OLS 仍是标准选择。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46491821
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https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46495220
https://idiallo.com/blog/all-ai-videos-are-harmful
本文作者伊布拉欣·迪亚洛在 2025 年 12 月 9 日发表了一篇题为《所有 AI 视频都是有害的,无一例外》的博客文章,表达了对当前 AI 视频生成技术的深刻担忧。
作者曾满怀期待地尝试使用 OpenAI 的 Sora、Runway ML 和 Veo 等 AI 视频工具,希望将自己多年未完成的短篇故事转化为影像作品。然而,实际体验远低于预期:生成的视频虽技术上“看起来不错”,但缺乏叙事连贯性与创作意图,仅能呈现表面化的、千篇一律的场景。
作者指出,AI 视频已形成一种独特的视觉风格,具有“新诡异谷”特征——即一种难以言喻的“不对劲”感,让观众本能地产生排斥。这种视觉特征不仅存在于 AI 生成内容中,甚至开始渗透到真实拍摄的视频中,因为平台(如 YouTube)已悄悄使用 AI 对真实视频进行美化处理,导致真实与虚假的界限彻底模糊。
更严重的问题是,这类技术正被滥用。作者观察到,大量 AI 生成的虚假视频在老年人群体中迅速传播,内容包括伪造名人言论(如“丹泽尔·华盛顿给人生建议”)、虚假新闻(如“奥巴马改信伊斯兰教”)和健康谣言。这些视频往往极具煽动性,且难以被及时辟谣,引发家庭成员的恐慌与误解。
作者强调,目前 AI 视频的真正受众并非创作者或艺术家,而是网络骗子、煽动者和操纵者。它们被用于制造虚假信息、操控舆论、牟取流量或实现意识形态目的。
尽管作者也思考过 AI 视频在教育、无障碍传播或艺术实验中的潜在正面用途,但在现实中,他无法找到一个真正无害的应用场景。他认为,每一条 AI 视频都在无形中侵蚀公众对视觉内容的信任,无论是否直接有害,都在推动社会进入一个“一切皆可怀疑”的后真相时代。
最终结论是:当前所有 AI 视频都是有害的,没有例外。它们不仅制造虚假信息,更在系统性地瓦解人们对真实世界的信任。技术的门槛虽已降低,但信任的门槛却变得更高,而后者可能永远无法重建。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46498651
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46483541
I once published a method for finding the closest distance between an ellipse and a point on SO: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/22959698/distance-from-given-point-to-given-ellipse#answer-46007540
I consider it the most beautiful piece of code I’ve ever written and perhaps my one minor contribution to human knowledge. It uses a method I invented, is just a few lines, and converges in very few iterations.
People used to reach out to me all the time with uses they had found for it, it was cited in a PhD and apparently lives in some collision plugin for unity. Haven’t heard from anyone in a long time.
It’s also my test question for LLMs, and I’ve yet to see my solution regurgitated. Instead they generate some variant of Newtons method, ChatGPT 5.2 gave me an LM implementation and acknowledged that Newtons method is unstable (it is, which is why I went down the rabbit hole in the first place.)
Today I don’t know where I would publish such a gem. It’s not something I’d bother writing up in a paper, and SO was the obvious place were people who wanted an answer to this question would look. Now there is no central repository, instead everyone individually summons the ghosts of those passed in loneliness.
0xfaded
我曾经在 Stack Overflow 上发布过一个求椭圆与点之间最短距离的方法:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/22959698/distance-from-given-point-to-given-ellipse#answer-46007540
我认为这是我写过的最优美的代码,或许也是我对人类知识的一点小小的贡献。它用了我自己发明的一种方法,代码只有几行,而且迭代几次就能收敛。
过去人们经常找到我,告诉我他们用这个方法解决了各种问题,它被一篇博士论文引用,而且据说还存在于某个 Unity 的碰撞检测插件里。但已经很久没人联系我了。
它也是我用来测试大语言模型的题目,但我至今还没见过哪个模型能复现我的解法。相反,它们生成的都是牛顿法的一些变种,ChatGPT 5.2 给了我一个最小二乘法的实现,并且承认牛顿法不稳定(确实不稳定,这也是我当初一头扎进去研究这个问题的原因)。
如今,我不知道该在哪里发表这样的瑰宝。我懒得为它专门写一篇论文,而且 Stack Overflow 显然是那些想解决这个问题的人会去寻找的地方。如今却没有这样一个中心化的知识库了,取而代之的是,每个人都独自在孤独中召唤着逝去的幽灵。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46489861
Too many negative comments here. This is just someone discovering something new and sharing it very excitedly.
Almost 6-7 years ago, I read about a 30min challenge to sit upright without doing anything in a chair challenge. That changed how I think about distractions. If I had written about it, there surely will be people who would just like here say… What is so crazy about it? I do that all the time…
To me, this post is someone’s joy and curiosity shared through a well written piece. Everybody discover certain things at different stages of their lives. What’s so bad about that?
Was able to bring a smile on my face. A good post. :)
unsungNovelty
这里的负面评论太多了。这不过是有人发现了新东西,然后非常兴奋地分享出来。
大约在六七年前,我读到过一个关于30分钟挑战的描述,就是挑战在椅子上挺直身体,什么也不做。那次经历改变了我对“分心”的看法。如果当初我把这件事写出来,肯定也会有像这里一样的人说……这有什么大不了的?我平时不也一直这样吗……
在我看来,这篇文章的作者只是用一篇写得很棒的文章,分享了自己的喜悦和好奇心。每个人在人生的不同阶段都会发现一些新东西。这有什么不好呢?
这篇文章让我脸上露出了笑容。是一篇好帖子。:)
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46498820
It’s hard to justify Liquid Glass in general. The wastefulness of flat design (in terms of space) married with the visual excess of skeuomorphism, but without even providing any affordances (does the sidebar being raised give you any new information on how to use a sidebar? No).
If you’re a designer at a top 10 S&P 500 company making 6 figures, you owe it to yourself to have some love for your craft. If a PM tells you to shove a UI style meant for an unsuccessful VR device onto desktop and mobile platforms, say no. Get your colleagues to say no. Make that PM read everything the Nielsen Norman group has ever written. Read it too.
sirwhinesalot
总体而言,“液态玻璃”(Liquid Glass)设计是难以自圆其说的。它将扁平设计的空间浪费与拟物化的视觉过剩结合在了一起,但却未能提供任何可供操作的线索(侧边栏被抬高,就能让你更清楚如何使用侧边栏了吗?并不能)。
如果你是标普500强公司里年薪六位数的设计师,那么你真的应该对自己的设计事业多一份热爱。如果一个产品经理要求你将一种本就不太成功的VR设备上的UI风格强行应用到桌面和移动平台上,你应该拒绝。让你的同事们也一起拒绝。让那个产品经理去阅读尼尔森·诺曼小组(Nielsen Norman Group)发表过的所有文章,而你也应该去读。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46497887
It’s hard to justify snowflake animations on your website…
throwaway_ab
在你的网站上使用雪花动画实在有些说不过去……
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46483491
Some comments:
This is a really remarkable graph. I just didn’t realize how thoroughly it was over for SO. It stuns me as much as when Encyclopædia Britannica stopped selling print versions a mere 9 years after the publication of Wikipedia, but at an even faster timescale.
I disagree with most comments that the brusque moderation is the cause of SO’s problems, though it certainly didn’t help. SO has had poor moderation from the beginning. The fundamental value proposition of SO is getting an answer to a question; if you can the same answer faster, you don’t need SO. I suspect that the gradual decline, beginning around 2016, is due to growth in a number of other sources of answers. Reddit is kind of a dark horse here, as I began seeing answers on Google to more modern technical questions link to a Reddit thread frequently along with SO from 2016 onwards. I also suspect Discord played a part, though this is harder to gauge; I certainly got a number of answers to questions for, e.g., Bun, by asking around in the Bun Discord, etc. The final nail in the coffin is of course LLMs, which can offer a SO-level answer to a decent percentage of questions instantly. (The fact that the LLM doesn’t insult you is just the cherry on top.)
I know I’m beating a dead horse here, but what happens now? Despite stratification I mentioned above, SO was by far the leading source of high quality answers to technical questions. What do LLMs train off of now? I wonder if, 10 years from now, LLMs will still be answering questions that were answered in the halcyon 2014-2020 days of SO better than anything that came after? Or will we find new, better ways to find answers to technical questions?
johnfn
一些评论:
这张图表确实令人印象深刻。我只是没有意识到 Stack Overflow(SO)的衰落会是如此彻底。这让我感到震惊,其程度不亚于《大英百科全书》在维基百科发布仅9年后就停止销售印刷版,但衰落的速度甚至更快。
我不同意大多数评论,认为粗鲁的审核是 SO 问题的根源,尽管这肯定毫无帮助。SO 从一开始就存在糟糕的审核问题。SO 的核心价值主张是获得问题的答案;如果你能更快地从别处获得同样的答案,就不需要 SO了。我怀疑其始于2016年左右的逐渐衰落,是由于其他众多答案来源的增长所致。Reddit 在这里算是一匹黑马,因为从2016年起,我开始发现,在针对较新的技术问题的谷歌搜索结果中,链接到 Reddit 帖子的频率与链接到 SO 的频率相当。我也怀疑 Discord 在其中起到了一定作用,尽管这一点更难衡量;我确实通过在 Bun 的 Discord 等社区里提问,获得了关于 Bun 等技术问题的许多答案。当然,压垮骆驼的最后一根稻草是大型语言模型(LLMs),它能够即时为相当比例的问题提供达到 SO 水平的答案。(而 LLM 不会辱骂你,这不过是锦上添花而已。)
知道我在这里说些老生常谈的话,但接下来会发生什么呢?尽管我上面提到了分层现象,但 SO 曾是高质量技术问题答案的绝对首要来源。那么现在 LLM 又在用什么数据来训练呢?我想知道,10年后,LLM 在回答那些“黄金时代”(2014-2020年)的 SO 问题时,是否仍然会比之后出现的任何答案都更好?或者,我们会找到新的、更好的方法来解答技术问题?
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46490826
If the Google culture was at all obsessed about helping users, I wonder why Google UX always sucked so much and in particularly in the recent years seem to be getting even worse.
There was no beancounter takeover and it never was so obsessed. I worked there from 2006-2014 in engineering roles and found this statement was particularly jarring: “User obsession means spending time in support tickets, talking to users, watching users struggle, asking “why” until you hit bedrock”
When I worked on user facing stuff (Maps, Gmail, Accounts) I regularly read the public user support forums and ticket queues looking for complaints, sometimes I even took part in user threads to get more information. What I learned was:
• Almost nobody else in engineering did this.
• I was considered weird for doing it.
• It was viewed negatively by managers and promo committees.
• An engineer talking directly to users was considered especially weird and problematic.
• The products did always have serious bugs that had escaped QA and monitoring.
In theory there were staff paid to monitor these forums, but in practice the eng managers paid little attention to them - think “user voice” reports once a quarter, that sort of thing. Partly that’s because they weren’t technical and often struggled to work out whether a user complaint was just noise or due to a genuine bug in the product, something often obvious to an engineer, so stuff didn’t get escalated properly.
This general disconnection from the outside world was pervasive. When I joined the abuse team in 2010 I was surprised to discover that despite it having existed for many years, only one engineer was bothering to read spammer forums where they talked to each other, and he was also brand new to the team. He gave me his logins and we quickly discovered spammers had found bugs in the accounts web servers they were using to blow past the antispam controls, without this being visible from any monitoring on our side. We learned many other useful things by doing this kind of “abuser research”. But it was, again, very unusual. The team until that point had been dominated by ML-heads who just wanted to use it as a testing ground for model training.
mike_hearn
如果谷歌的文化真的在乎帮助用户的话,我真想知道为什么谷歌的用户体验(UX)总是那么差,尤其是在近几年,似乎变得更差了。
这根本不是什么财务人员(beancounter)接管了公司,公司也从未如此痴迷于此。我从2006到2014年在谷歌担任工程师,发现这句话尤其刺耳:“对用户的痴迷意味着要花时间在支持工单上,与用户交谈,观察用户如何挣扎,不断追问‘为什么’,直到触及问题的根本原因。”
当我负责面向用户的产品(地图、Gmail、账户)时,我经常阅读公开的用户支持论坛和工单队列,寻找用户的投诉,有时甚至会参与用户讨论以获取更多信息。我了解到的是:
• 几乎没有其他工程师会这么做。 • 我这么做被认为是古怪的。 • 管理者和晋升委员会对此持负面看法。 • 工程师直接与用户交流被认为是特别奇怪和有问题的。 • 产品确实总是存在一些逃过质量保证(QA)和监控的严重错误。
理论上,公司有专人负责监控这些论坛,但实际上,工程经理们对此并不重视——大概就是每个季度看看“用户之声”之类的报告。部分原因是他们不懂数术,常常难以判断用户投诉是无理取闹还是产品存在真实错误——这通常是工程师一眼就能看出来的问题,所以事情没能得到妥善升级。
这种与外界的普遍脱节现象无处不在。2010年当我加入滥用行为(abuse)团队时,我惊讶地发现,尽管该团队已存在多年,但只有一位工程师会去阅读垃圾发送者互相交流的论坛,而且他也是刚加入团队的新人。他把他的登录账号给了我,我们很快发现垃圾发送者找到了他们所使用的账户服务器上的漏洞,以此来绕过反垃圾邮件控制,而我们的任何监控都无法看到这一点。通过这种“滥用者研究”,我们还学到了许多其他有用的信息。但再次强调,这非常罕见。在此之前,该团队一直由机器学习(ML)主导的人把持,他们只想把它作为模型训练的试验场。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46488894
Something I like about our weird new LLM-assisted world is the number of people I know who are coding again, having mostly stopped as they moved into management roles or lost their personal side project time to becoming parents.
AI assistance means you can get something useful done in half an hour, or even while you are doing other stuff. You don’t need to carve out 2-4 hours to ramp up any more.
If you have significant previous coding experience - even if it’s a few years stale - you can drive these things extremely effectively. Especially if you have management experience, quite a lot of which transfers to “managing” coding agents (communicate clearly, set achievable goals, provide all relevant context.)
simonw
我喜欢这个我们奇特的、由LLM(大型语言模型)辅助的新世界的一点是,我认识的人里有很多人又开始写代码了。他们之所以重拾编程,大多是因为在转向管理岗位后,或是成为父母后,个人项目的时间被挤压殆尽了。
AI的帮助意味着你可以在半小时内,甚至在做其他事情的同时,就完成一些有用的东西。你再也不需要特地腾出两到四个小时来进入状态了。
如果你有重要的编程经验——哪怕已经有些生疏——你也能非常有效地驾驭这些工具。尤其是如果你有管理经验,其中有很多技能是可以迁移到“管理”编程助手身上的(清晰地沟通,设定可实现的目标,并提供所有相关的背景信息)。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46489702
At scale, even your bugs have users.
First place I worked right out of college had a big training seminar for new hires. One day we were told the story of how they’d improved load times from around 5min to 30seconds, this improvement was in the mid 90s. The negative responses from clients were instant. The load time improvements had destroyed their company culture. Instead of everyone coming into the office, turning on their computers, and spending the next 10min chatting and drinking coffee the software was ready before they’d even stood up from their desk!
The moral of the story, and the quote, isn’t that you shouldn’t improve things. Instead it’s a reminder that the software you’re building doesn’t exist in a PRD or a test suite. It’s a system that people will interact with out there in the world. Habits with form, workarounds will be developed, bugs will be leaned for actual use cases.
This makes it critically important that you, the software engineer, understand the purpose and real world usage of your software. Your job isn’t to complete tickets that fulfill a list of asks from your product manager. Your job is to build software that solves users problems.
trescenzi
规模化之后,就连你的缺陷也会有自己的用户。
我大学毕业后第一份工作,公司为新员工组织了一场大型培训研讨会。有一天,我们听说了他们如何将加载时间从大约5分钟缩短到30秒的故事,这次改进发生在90年代中期。客户的负面反馈立刻就来了。加载时间的提升反而摧毁了他们的公司文化。过去,大家会走进办公室,打开电脑,然后花上10分钟聊天喝咖啡,而现在,软件在他们还没从座位上站起来就已经准备就绪了!
这个故事的寓意以及这句话的重点,并非说你就不应该去改进事物。相反,它提醒我们,你所构建的软件并非存在于产品需求文档(PRD)或测试套件中。它是一个系统,人们会在现实世界里与之互动。习惯已然形成,变通之法应运而生,缺陷也会被用于实际用例。
这使得作为软件工程师的你,去理解软件的用途和实际使用场景变得至关重要。你的工作不是去完成产品经理需求列表上的工单,而是去构建能够解决用户问题的软件。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46500400
If a PM tells you to shove a UI style
More than likely designers are making up work to justify their jobs. Not good for your career if you admit the desktop interface was perfected in ~1995.
xnx
如果一个产品经理让你去硬塞一个UI样式,
更有可能的是设计师们为了保住饭碗在凭空捏造工作。如果你承认桌面界面早在1995年就已经完美了,那对你的职业生涯可没什么好处。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46482769
I spent the last 14 days chasing an issue with a Spark transform. Gemini and Claude were exceptionally good at giving me answers that looked perfectly reasonable: none of them worked, they were almost always completely off-road.
Eventually I tried with something else, and found a question on stackoverflow, luckily with an answer. That was the game changer and eventually I was able to find the right doc in the Spark (actually Iceberg) website that gave me the final fix.
This is to say that LLMs might be more friendly. But losing SO means that we’re getting an idiot friendly guy with a lot of credible but wrong answers in place of a grumpy and possibly toxic guy which, however, actually answered our questions.
Not sure why someone is thinking this is a good thing.
etamponi
过去14天,我一直在处理一个Spark转换问题。Gemini和Claude给出的答案看起来都相当不错,但没有一个能奏效,它们几乎都完全跑偏了。
最后我尝试了其他方法,在Stackoverflow上找到了一个问题,幸运的是,它下面有个答案。这个答案才是关键,最终让我得以在Spark(实际上是Iceberg)的官网上找到正确的文档,解决了问题。
我的意思是,大语言模型(LLMs)可能更友好。但如果失去Stackoverflow,我们就等于用一个友好但可能给出很多貌似可信实则错误答案的“白痴”,取代了一个虽然可能暴躁、甚至有毒,但真能回答我们问题的家伙。
真不明白为什么会有人觉得这是一件好事。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46498069
This isn’t the only aspect of Tahoe that seems amateurishly designed by someone following “wrong rules”, the wrong rule here being “for consistency, let’s assign an icon to every action.
Another wrong rules I’ve seen blindly followed is making everything an edge-to-edge canvas, so that the sidebar floats on top. Having a full-window canvas with floating sidebars can make sense for applications where content is expansive and inherently spatial (like say, Figma) or applications where the sidebar is an actual floating element that can be moved around (like Photoshop once was).
It doesn’t make sense in Finder, or Reminders, where the content is ultimately just a list. Forcing the sidebar “to float on top of the content” yields no benefit because the content wont ever scroll under it, and because it can’t be moved anyway, but it does lead to wasted space, that ugly “double border”, etc.
aylmao
太浩湖(Tahoe)并非唯一一个遵循“错误规则”而显得设计业余的方面,这里的错误规则是:“为了保持一致性,让我们为每个操作都分配一个图标。”
我见过的另一个被盲目遵守的错误规则,就是将所有东西都做成边缘到边缘的画布,让侧边栏浮动在顶层。对于内容 expansive 且具有空间属性的应用(比如 Figma),或者侧边栏本身就是可以移动的浮动元素的应用(比如过去的 Photoshop),全窗口画布配合浮动侧边栏的设计是有意义的。
但在“访达”(Finder)或“提醒事项”(Reminders)这类最终内容只是一个列表的应用中,这种设计就毫无意义。强制让侧边栏“浮动在内容之上”没有任何益处,因为内容永远不会在它下面滚动,而且它本身也无法移动,但这确实导致了空间浪费、难看的“双重边框”等问题。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46498249
This is an excellent article.
Apple has been rudderless on the interaction design front for over a decade now. The windowing mess is evidence of it. We now have the cmd+tab (app switcher), Spaces, Mission Control, (full screen) split screen, Stage Manager, and now tiled window control. None of those interaction metaphors have been expanded upon since their initial launch.
I’m a “mac guy”. I understood why Apple initially eschewed windows style alt-tab, given the emphasis on app-centricism. But now, they’ve created a thousand different ways to switch windows without giving us a proper window switcher. There are apps that bring alt-tab to Mac, but they are all bad because Apple doesn’t give developers access to the low-level APIs to create performant and fully featured window management.
Before, Apple had an endless well of great ideas to tap. That’s how we got the term “Sherlocked”. However, now that they’ve locked down macOS so much, they’ve suffocated themselves of new ideas.
postalcoder
这是一篇优秀的文章。
在交互设计方面,苹果公司已经迷失方向十多年了。混乱的窗口管理就是明证。我们现在拥有 cmd+tab(应用切换器)、Spaces(空间)、Mission Control(任务控制)、(全屏)分屏、Stage Manager(舞台管理),以及现在的平铺窗口控制功能。然而,这些交互隐喻自初次发布以来,都未曾得到任何拓展。
我是个“mac用户”。我理解苹果为何最初会避开 Windows 那样的 alt-tab 切换方式,这与其以应用为中心的理念有关。但现在,他们创造了上千种切换窗口的方式,却没有给我们一个像样的窗口切换器。市面上有一些应用能给 Mac 带来 alt-tab 功能,但它们全都做得不好,因为苹果没有向开发者开放底层 API 来创建高性能且功能完备的窗口管理工具。
过去,苹果有无尽的好点子可以汲取。这就是“Sherlocked”(指苹果模仿或取代第三方应用的功能)一词的由来。然而,现在他们对 macOS 的管控过于严苛,也扼杀了自身创新的能力。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46499139
There are so many underlying changes to the established relationship between Labor and Capital in the US that would be a necessary part of keeping jobs here that it would effectively make us a completely different country.
For example – suppose one could snap one’s fingers and “bring back” millions of manufacturing jobs. What would lead one to conclude those would be the kind of “good jobs” everyone is envisioning? Historically, they were better jobs due to a strong labor movement, but that movement has been largely destroyed.
Similarly, if we want widespread prosperity, there is no reason service jobs should not be “good jobs.” There is no economic rule that says that riveting should pay more than taking care of the elderly or food delivery.
We have jobs, we have just decided that the people working those jobs are not deserving of prosperity. If we re-shore jobs, what would make anyone think we would treat those jobs differently?
runako
为了保住在美国本土的工作岗位,需要对劳资之间既有的关系进行许多根本性的变革,而这些变革足以让我们的国家变成一个全新的国家。
举个例子——假设我们能轻而易举地“带回”数百万个制造业岗位。但有什么理由能让我们断定,这些岗位会是大家所设想的那种“好工作”呢?从历史上看,这些岗位之所以好,是因为强大的劳工运动,但如今该运动在很大程度上已被摧毁。
同样,如果我们希望实现普遍繁荣,那就没有理由认为服务业岗位不应该是“好工作”。没有任何经济规则说,铆钉工的薪水就应该高于照顾老人或送餐的。
我们其实是有工作岗位的,只是我们认定从事这些工作的人不配拥有繁荣。如果我们把这些岗位迁回国内,又有什么理由认为我们会以不同的方式对待这些岗位呢?
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46498062
I genuinely thought this was a joke when I saw the headline, and I had to double check the domain name to verify that this wasn’t a parody.
Apart from being absolutely abysmal marketing, the front page alone is wildly inconsistent:
“Welcome to Microsoft 365 Copilot”
“The Microsoft 365 Copilot app (formerly Office) […]”
“Microsoft 365 (formerly Microsoft Office 365) is a subscription service […]”
Which is it, “Microsoft 365 Copilot”, “(The) Microsoft 365 Copilot app”, “(The) Microsoft 365 Copilot app (formerly Office)”, “Microsoft 365” or “Microsoft 365 (formerly Microsoft Office 365)”?
I think Microsoft delegated all marketing decisions to AI. Not even joking.
ulrikrasmussen
看到标题时,我真心以为这是个玩笑,还得检查一下域名确认这不是个恶搞网站。
除了这烂到家的营销策略不说,光是首页就混乱得一塌糊涂:
“欢迎使用 Microsoft 365 Copilot”
“Microsoft 365 Copilot 应用(前身为 Office) […]”
“Microsoft 365(前身为 Microsoft Office 365)是一款订阅服务 […]”
它到底算什么?“Microsoft 365 Copilot”,还是“Microsoft 365 Copilot 应用”,或者“Microsoft 365 Copilot 应用(前身为 Office)”,亦或是“Microsoft 365”又或者“Microsoft 365(前身为 Microsoft Office 365)”?
我觉得微软是把所有营销决策都交给AI了。真的没开玩笑。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46490497
Not looking to dismiss the authors long tenure at a major tech company like Google, but the first point kind of stuck like a sore thumb. If the Google culture was at all obsessed about helping users, I wonder why Google UX always sucked so much and in particularly in the recent years seem to be getting even worse. Every single one of their services is a pain to use, with unnecessary steps, clicks - basically everything you are trying to do needs a click of sorts. Recently I was writing an e-mail and noticed I misspelled the e-mail address of the recipient, which I rarely do. So, I should just be able to click the address and edit it quickly, right? Wrong - now you have a popup menu and inside of it you have to search for “edit e-mail” option. Most of the rest of his lessons while valuable in their own right, are not something I would put under the headline of “after X years at <insert-major-tech-company>”, as they do not quite seem to be that different from lessons you pick up at other companies ? I´d more interested to hear about how the culture was impacted when the bean-counters took over and started entshittifying the company for both the users and the employees too.
hansmayer
我并非想否定作者在谷歌这样的大型科技公司拥有长期任职的经历,但他的第一点观点实在有些刺眼。如果说谷歌的文化真的那么致力于帮助用户,我不禁想问,为什么谷歌的用户体验(UX)总是那么糟糕,尤其是在近几年似乎变得更差了?他们提供的每一项服务用起来都令人头疼,充满了不必要的步骤和点击——基本上你想做的任何事都需要点一下。最近我在写一封邮件时,发现自己收件人的邮箱地址拼错了——这种情况我很少遇到。所以,我本应该可以点击这个地址进行快速编辑,对吧?错——现在会弹出一个菜单,你还得在菜单里找到“编辑邮箱地址”的选项。他提到的其余经验教训,虽然本身很有价值,但我不认为它们应该被归入“在X年的大型科技公司工作后”这样的标题下,因为这些经验似乎和其他公司学到的没什么两样?我更想听听的是,当那些只懂算计的账房先生们接管公司,开始对用户和员工都进行“屎化改造”(entshittification)时,公司文化受到了怎样的冲击。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46484235
I disagree with most comments that the brusque moderation is the cause of SO’s problems, though it certainly didn’t help. SO has had poor moderation from the beginning.
I was an early SO user and I don’t agree with this.
The moderation was always there, but from my perspective it wasn’t until the site really pushed into branching out and expanding Stack Exchange across many topics to become a Quora style competitor that the moderation started taking on a life of its own. Stack Overflow moderator drama felt constant in the later 2010s with endless weird drama spilling across Twitter, Reddit, and the moderator’s personal blogs. That’s about the same time period where it felt like the moderation team was more interested in finding reasons to exercise their moderation power than in maintaining an interesting website.
Since about 2020 every time I click a Stack Overflow link I estimate there’s a 50/50 chance that the question I clicked on would be marked as off topic or closed or something before anyone could answer it. Between the moderator drama and the constant bait-and-switch feeling of clicking on SO links that didn’t go anywhere the site just felt more exhausting than helpful.
Aurornis
我不认为大多数评论所说的——粗鲁的管理是Stack Overflow(SO)问题的根源——是正确的,尽管这种管理方式肯定没有起到积极作用。SO从创立之初,管理就很差。
我是SO的早期用户,我不同意这种说法。
管理方式一直存在,但在我看来,直到网站真正开始向多元化发展,并将Stack Exchange扩展到众多领域,立志成为类似Quora的竞争对手时,管理才开始变得失控。在2010年代后期,Stack Overflow版主的戏剧性事件层出不穷,各种离奇的纷争持续在Twitter、Reddit以及版主的个人博客上上演。大约在同一时期,我感觉管理团队更热衷于寻找机会行使他们的管理权力,而不是维护一个有趣的网站。
大约从2020年开始,每次我点击一个Stack Overflow链接时,我都会预估,我点击的那个问题有50%的几率会在有人回答之前就被标记为“偏离主题”或被关闭。版主的纷争不断,加上点击那些毫无作用的SO链接时那种反复被欺骗的感觉,这个网站带给我的感觉更多是疲惫,而非帮助。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46483645
Because I don’t write a daily blog to crank out a post every day. If that was the point, I’d have switched to AI long ago already. I write a daily blog to make sure I remember how to think.
I feel like this will get missed by the general public. What’s the point in generating writing or generating art if it gives next to zero feelings of accomplishment?
I could generate some weird 70s sci fi art, make an Instagram profile around that, barrage the algorithm with my posts and rack up likes. The likes will give that instant dopamine but it will never fill that need of accomplishing something.
I like LLMs to get me to reword something, since I struggle with that. But just like in programming I focus it on a specific sentence or two. Otherwise why am I doing it?
yakattak
因为我写每日博客,不是为了每天炮制出一篇文章。如果目的只是这个,我早就转用AI了。我写每日博客,是为了确保自己还记得该如何思考。
我觉得,大众可能会忽略这一点。如果创作文章或艺术作品几乎无法带来成就感,那又有什么意义呢?
我可以生成一些70年代怪诞的科幻艺术,围绕它创建一个Instagram账号,用我的帖子狂轰滥炸算法来收获点赞。这些点赞能带来即时的多巴胺,但永远无法填补那种做成某事的深层需求。
我喜欢用大型语言模型来帮我重写某些东西,因为我在这方面有些困难。但在编程中一样,我只会让它聚焦于特定的某一两句话。否则,我这么做的意义何在呢?
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46498180
Tahoe and Liquid Glass™ solidified for me the idea that Apple completely dropped the ball when it comes to design. Clearly they needed an a-hole in charge, Jobs would’ve crucified a few people.
It’s painful to see the decay, update after update, into a more confusing, cluttered, and tacky experience.
Zealotux
Tahoe 和 Liquid Glass™ 让我确信,在设计上,苹果彻底搞砸了。显然,他们需要一个混蛋来掌舵,换作乔布斯,早就把几个人钉上十字架了。
眼睁睁看着它一步步衰落,一次次的更新都让它变得更加混乱、臃俗和廉价,这真是一种折磨。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46490752
As a former contractor and current hirer of contractors, I wish I understood this more when I was on the other side.
This story is an outlier (10x!) and probably should have involved more communication, but the ultimate lesson checks out.
I used to be so embarrassed to send my invoice or charge more as scope increased. If something went unpaid, I’d rather eat the cost than reach out with a reminder. Turns out it’s more likely someone didn’t think about it or forgot than any sort of malice.
As a contractor, you think of money in terms of actual dollars – rent, food, etc. When you’re paying the invoice, you think of it as a resource used to get either get results or get your own time back.
It’s not that companies don’t care about money (they do, a lot), but the math is much different on their end. Money can feel like an equalizer (it’s how we serialize time, resources, etc into a common way to transact), but if you’re a contractor, you can make way more if you understand the perspective of the person paying you.
For example, proactive communication and hitting deadlines is much more important than saving costs.
gkoberger
作为一名曾经的承包商和现在的承包商雇佣者,我真希望我在另一端时能更明白这一点。
这个故事是个特例(而且差了十倍!),可能本应加强沟通,但最终的教训是成立的。
过去,我每次寄送发票或在范围扩大时加价,都感到非常尴尬。如果款项没收到,我宁愿自己承担损失,也不愿发邮件去提醒。结果发现,对方没付款,很可能只是没想起来或忘了,而不是出于什么恶意。
作为承包商,你考虑的是实实在在的美元——房租、伙食费等等。而当你支付发票时,你把它看作是一种资源,用来换取成果或换取自己的时间。
这不代表公司不关心钱(他们很关心),只是他们那里的计算方式完全不同。钱感觉上是一种平衡手段(它是我们将时间、资源等序列化为通用交易方式的方式),但如果你是承包商,如果你能理解付款人的视角,你就能赚得更多。
例如,主动沟通和遵守截止日期,比节省成本重要得多。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46483704
The various admonitions to publish to a personal blog, while encouraging, don’t really get at the 0xfaded’s request which I’d summarize as follows:
With no one asking questions these technical questions publicly, where, how and on what public platform will technical people find the problems that need solving so they can exercise their creativity for the benefit of all?
erikig
虽然鼓励人们发表个人博客的种种建议令人鼓舞,但它们并未真正触及 0xfaded 所提的核心诉求。我想将其总结如下:
在没有公开提出这些技术性问题的前提下,技术人员将去哪里、如何以及在什么公共平台上发现有待解决的难题,从而施展他们的才华,惠及大众呢?
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46493322
Linear Regression a.k.a. Ordinary Least Squares assumes only Y has noise, and X is correct.
Your “visual inspection” assumes both X and Y have noise. That’s called Total Least Squares.
tomp
线性回归,也就是普通最小二乘法,假设只有Y存在噪声,而X是准确的。
你的“视觉检验”则假设X和Y都存在噪声。那被称为总体最小二乘法。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46500107
One of the arguments I keep seeing from people churning out AI video is that the tech is enabling people “creative freedom” that’s been made possible now even without the technical know how.
However, 99% of the the “creativity” from what I’ve seen is done by the AI (how it should look, where the cuts need to happen, the tone, color grading, etc). Which is to say, it’s taken from other people’s (creative) work.
While a big part of being able to create a good video has much to do with storytelling, the craft of shooting and editing a video is a big part of the creative process as well.
AI video isn’t “enabling people to be more creative,” it is quite literally removing creativity from the process all together.
SunshineTheCat
我不断看到那些产出AI视频的人提出的论点是,这项技术让人们即使没有技术知识也能获得“创作自由”。
然而,从我看到的来看,99%的所谓“创造力”其实是由AI完成的(它应该是什么样子,在哪里需要剪辑,色调,调色等等)。也就是说,这些创意是取自他人的(有创意的)作品。
虽然制作一部好视频很大程度上取决于叙事能力,但拍摄和剪辑的技艺也是创作过程中非常重要的一部分。
AI视频并非“让人们更有创造力”,它实际上是将创造力从整个创作过程中彻底移除了。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46483019
People in this thread are missing another key component in the decline of StackOverflow - the more experienced you become, the less useful it is.
The harder the problem, the less engagement it gets. People who spend hours working on your issue are rewarded with a single upvote. Meanwhile, “how do I concat a string” gets dozens or hundreds of upvotes.
The incentive/reward structure punished experienced folks with challenging/novel questions.
Pair that with the toxic moderation and trigger-happy close-votes, you get a zombie community with little new useful content.
Alupis
这个讨论里的人们忽略了Stack衰落中的另一个关键因素——你的经验越丰富,它的作用就越小。
问题越难,获得的关注就越少。那些花数小时解决你问题的人,得到的回报只有一个赞。与此同时,“如何拼接字符串”这类问题却能获得几十甚至上百个赞。
这种激励/奖励机制,反而用那些具有挑战性或新颖性的问题来惩罚有经验的用户。
再加上有毒的社区管理和随意滥用“关闭投票”的风气,最终造就了一个缺乏新有用内容的僵尸社区。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46501220
We maintain a single VS Code setting that allows you to opt out of the AI features provided in VS Code: “chat.disableAIFeatures” (see also: https://code.visualstudio.com/updates/v1_104#_hide-and-disable-github-copilot-ai-features ). If you can still find AI features appearing after you have configured this setting, then please report an issue at https://github.com/microsoft/vscode and we are happy to take a look.
It is possible that from time to time a new AI related feature slips in that does not respect that setting, but we try our best to push fixes as soon as possible.
Thanks! Ben (VS Code Team)
bpasero
我们维护了一个单一的 VS Code 设置,允许您选择退出 VS Code 中提供的 AI 功能:"chat.disableAIFeatures"(另请参阅:https://code.visualstudio.com/updates/v1_104#_hide-and-disable-github-copilot-ai-features )。如果您在配置此设置后仍能发现 AI 功能出现,请到
https://github.com/microsoft/vscode 报告问题,我们很乐意为您处理。
偶尔可能会有一个不尊重该设置的新 AI 相关功能被引入,但我们会尽力尽快推送修复程序。
谢谢!Ben (VS Code 团队)
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46483954
The fundamental value proposition of SO is getting an answer to a question
I read an interview once with one of the founders of SO. They said the main value stackoverflow provided wasn’t to the person who asked the question. It was for the person who googled it later and found the answer. This is why all the moderation pushes toward deleting duplicates of questions, and having a single accepted answer. They were primarily trying to make google searches more effective for the broader internet. Not provide a service for the question-asker or answerer.
Sad now though, since LLMs have eaten this pie.
josephg
Stack Overflow 的根本价值主张就是回答问题。
我曾读过一篇对 SO 创始人之一的采访。他们说,Stack Overflow 提供的主要价值并非提问者,而是那些后来搜索并找到答案的人。这就是为什么所有的社区管理都倾向于删除重复提问,并只保留一个最佳答案。他们当时的主要目标是让整个互联网上的谷歌搜索更有效,而不是为提问者或回答者提供一个服务。
但现在情况令人遗憾,因为大型语言模型(LLMs)已经抢占了这块蛋糕。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46487171
The “what” vs “why” distinction breaks down when your code encodes domain knowledge that readers can’t infer from context.
I build accounting software and half my “what” comments are actually explaining business rules that would be impenetrable otherwise. Something like:
// Bank transfers appear as two transactions - a debit here and credit elsewhere // We match them by looking for equal-opposite amounts within a 3-day window That’s explaining “what” but also implicitly “why” - because that’s how double-entry works and that’s the tolerance banks allow for settlement delays. You can’t really extract that into a method name without it becoming absurd.
The Uncle Bob approach of extractNameMatchingTransfersWithinSettlementWindow() doesn’t actually help - now I need to know what settlement windows are anyway, and I’ve lost the context of why 3 days.
jackfranklyn
当你的代码封装了读者无法从上下文中推断出的领域知识时,“做什么”(what)与“为什么”(why)的区分就会失效。
我开发会计软件,我一半的“做什么”注释实际上是在解释那些否则会让人一头雾水的业务规则。比如:
// 银行转账会显示为两笔交易——一笔是借记,另一笔是贷记 // 我们通过在一个三天的窗口期内寻找金额相等、方向相反的交易来匹配它们
这解释了“做什么”,但也隐含了“为什么”——因为这就是复式记账法的工作原理,而且这也是银行允许的结算延迟的容差范围。你真的无法把它提取到一个方法名中,否则那个方法名会变得荒谬可笑。
采用 Uncle Bob 那种 extractNameMatchingTransfersWithinSettlementWindow() 的方法并没有真正帮助——反正我仍然需要知道什么是结算窗口,而且我还失去了为什么是“三天”这个上下文信息。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46503816
The number of people saying that it is not worthy of intervention that every single woman who posts on twitter has to worry about somebody saying “hey grok, take her clothes off” and then be made into a public sex object is maybe the most acute example of rape culture that I’ve seen in decades.
UncleMeat
认为每一位在推特上发帖的女性都必须担心有人对AI说“嘿,格罗克,脱掉她的衣服”,并将其变成一个公开的性玩偶,而不认为这种情况值得干预,这几十年来或许是我所见到过的最尖锐的强奸文化例证。
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46491236
I don’t know but to me this all sounds like the antithesis of what makes programming fun. You don’t have productivity goals for hobby coding where you’d have to make the most of your half an hour – that sounds too much like paid work to be fun. If you have a half an hour, you tinker for a half an hour and enjoy it. Then you continue when you have another half an hour again. (Or push into night because you can’t make yourself stop.)
yason
我不知道,但对我来说,这听起来完全背离了编程的乐趣所在。业余编程时,你不会有必须充分利用那半小时的生产力目标——这听起来太像工作了,根本不有趣。如果你有半小时,就捣鼓半小时,享受其中。等下回再有半小时,再继续。(或者熬夜,因为根本停不下来。)
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46489683
I first learned about the “innovation tokens” idea in “Novelty is a loan you repay in outages, hiring, and cognitive overhead” from this, still one of my favorite essays on software architecture: https://boringtechnology.club/
Likewise, “Abstractions don’t remove complexity. They move it to the day you’re on call.” made me think of this 23 year old classic from Joel Spolsky, the Law of Leaky Abstractions: https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2002/11/11/the-law-of-leaky-abstractions/
simonw
我最初是在《创新是笔你必须用中断、招聘和认知开销来偿还的贷款》这篇文章中了解到“创新令牌”这一概念的,这篇文章至今仍是我最喜欢的软件架构文章之一:https://boringtechnology.club/
同样地,“抽象不会消除复杂性,它们只是将其转移到了你值班的那一天”这句话,让我想起了 Joel Spolsky 23 年前的经典之作——《抽象泄漏定律》:https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2002/11/11/the-law-of-leaky-abstractions/