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I’m leaving OpenAI to build telepathy

Article URL: https://naomibashkansky.com/blog/telepathy/ Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49185370 Points: 41 # Comments: 66
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Launch HN: HyperProbe (YC S26) – Agents that do read-only debugging in prod

Hi HN, this is Shailendra and Karan here. We are building a fast and safe way for coding agents to debug issues live in production. When prod breaks, it lets Cursor, Claude, and others drop virtual breakpoints or probes safely in your running code, and extract the exact variable values that logs don’t have. All this saves time and effort for engineers who’d otherwise dig through logs and traces or redeploy with console.logs or print statements until they find the root cause. Here is the link to ...
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Zed DeltaDB

Article URL: https://zed.dev/deltadb Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49187256 Points: 85 # Comments: 17
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Muse Code and Muse Spark 1.2

Article URL: https://research.meta.ai/blog/introducing-muse-code-and-muse-spark-1-2 Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49187575 Points: 24 # Comments: 11
13 Best Coolers for Sunshine and Nighttime (2026)
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13 Best Coolers for Sunshine and Nighttime (2026)

We tested coolers on camping trips, road trips, beach days, and at parties to bring you our favorite models for every situation. The Yeti Tundra Haul is our top pick.
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What part of working with AI coding tools is still surprisingly manual?

I use Codex to explore product ideas, plan features and work through implementation details. The surprisingly manual part is what happens afterward: reviewing the conversation, extracting the useful decisions, turning them into tasks and making sure important context isn’t lost between sessions. The coding itself is becoming faster, but managing the output can still feel like another workflow to maintain. For founders using AI coding tools regularly, how do you organize decisions and next ...
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What do you use for your landing pages?

I build more than 10 websites since 2026. But I don’t like my landing pages. I tried everything that i know. But it still sucks. What is your website? Let’s make some traffic. And which prompt, skill, Ai provider do you use for it.
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how to find saas idea ?

the best idea to find out a saas idea is to being more productive thinking more deeply about one niche and then validate it using ai and real human like in reddit has .
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Solo SaaS Founders, How did you finally cut down repeat support tickets?

I'm a solo founder, and lately it feels like I'm answering the same 4 or 5 support questions every single day. It's not a huge volume, but the constant context switching is starting to eat into the time I should be spending building. I've thought about making better docs or an faq, but I'm curious what actually worked for people here. Did you improve onboarding, add in-app help, automate replies, or just accept that this is part of the job? mostly looking for simple stuff that's made a n...
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Some thoughts from building a 6 figure business!!

Been working with founders for 3 years where we worked on 20+ products, we’re 6 of us now so relatively small but a few things learnt along the way. First of all, be very careful on the maths that you see: A lot of the news that spread out there « Reached 1M ARR » is usually more about predicting than achieved revenues. Example: I start a company and close 20k contract from a friend on week 1. That’s 80k if I extrapolate it to the month and 860k per year (some companies really extrapolate t...
Bootstrapping has been liberating, but also way more terrifying than founding a VC-backed startup. Feeling trapped.
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Bootstrapping has been liberating, but also way more terrifying than founding a VC-backed startup. Feeling trapped.

About 4 years ago, I raised a bunch of VC money for my startup. The product was completely unproven, yet having early faith from a small group of smart people gave me all the confidence I needed to go out and sell. We got to $14K MRR, but a few years of hitting a wall, we eventually closed down. A year later, I was tinkering with a side project and decided to give bootstrapping a go. I turned it into a real product with auth, billing, and in retrospect, a ton of features that I thought were co...
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Disney says it’s ‘exploring’ adding a free tier to Disney Plus

Disney is looking into launching a free streaming option. When asked about Disney's plans for free, ad-supported streaming during an earnings call on Wednesday, Disney CEO Josh D'Amaro confirmed the company is "exploring a free product for consumers." D'Amaro added that a free tier will help drive growth and expand the streaming service's reach "to […]
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Traveling this summer? Don’t go without these essential gadgets

There's a chance that you've already taken your big summer trip. If not, August and early autumn are wonderful times to travel. No matter when or where you go, there are some products that can make the boring parts of your trip more fun, and the fun parts of your trip even better. We picked […]
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Ring upgraded its peephole doorbell camera to 2K

Ring has debuted a new version of its smart doorbell camera that's designed to be easily installed as a replacement for a door's peephole without drilling or running wires. The Peephole Cam 2K is a replacement for the brand's Door View Cam that first debuted in 2019 and, alongside a sleeker design, it features a […]
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Sunbird relaunched its iMessage app for Android users after three years away

Sunbird Messaging is back on the Google Play Store, offering Android users blue bubble privileges in iMessage complete with reactions and high quality videos for $2.99 a month. Apple and Google have made cross platform messaging better in recent years with support for RCS, but Android users can still cause issues in iMessage group chats, […]
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Rogue AI agents created fake online identities in another hacking attempt

Yet more rogue AI agents from OpenAI and Anthropic have been caught attempting to hack real targets online without permission. The discoveries add to a growing list of previously unknown incidents that have alarmed AI safety experts and intensified pressure for greater oversight of frontier systems. According to a report from the UK's AI Security […]
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The Inquiry Gap: Why Better AI Answers Do Not Automatically Produce Better Thinking

For most of human history, obtaining a competent answer was expensive. You might have needed access to a library, years of specialist training, expensive equipment, or the attention of someone who knew more than you did. Even when the answer already existed, locating it, understanding it, and applying it could require considerable time. Generative AI is changing part of that equation. For a growing range of ordinary cognitive tasks, plausible and often useful answers can now be produced in...