Every two months we seems to have a new SOTA now. What do you expect AI coding to look like four years from now?
Will it be like Go after AlphaGo, where even Ke Jie could only say "they no longer knew what they were fighting against"? Or will it just be like today, just stronger, with humans still driving the work and AI as a powerful assistant?","time":1782094805,"title":"Ask HN: What will AI coding look like when today's CS freshmen graduate?","type":"story"},{"by":"leonardosalasd","descendants":0,"id":48624845,"score":2,"time":1782094711,"title":"Show HN: Local-first LaTeX editor – open-source","type":"story","url":"https://apps.microsoft.com/detail/9p6038j2bxtp?hl=en-US&gl=US"},{"by":"logickkk1","descendants":0,"id":48624834,"score":4,"time":1782094610,"title":"Canadian government spent $46.8M on a secret Palantir contract","type":"story","url":"https://theijf.org/brief/canadian-palantir-contract-amendments-obd"},{"by":"Finbarr","descendants":0,"id":48624782,"score":14,"time":1782094098,"title":"Sakana Fugu","type":"story","url":"https://sakana.ai/fugu/"},{"by":"pfannl","descendants":0,"id":48624781,"score":1,"time":1782094098,"title":"Show HN: Free AI courses that require a short reflection to earn a certificate","type":"story","url":"https://www.abc.com.py"},{"by":"Jimmc414","descendants":0,"id":48624755,"score":1,"time":1782093872,"title":"Why the Human Genome's Tangled Physicality May Confound AI","type":"story","url":"https://www.quantamagazine.org/why-the-human-genomes-tangled-physicality-may-confound-ai-20260618/"},{"by":"michikawa59","descendants":2,"id":48624746,"kids":[48624749],"score":2,"time":1782093747,"title":"Tlbic: A Time-Limited Basic Income System Designed with AI, v7.0","type":"story","url":"https://drive.google.com/file/d/1MtiNjQeQO9ilLuEFXwVeKgWOzec4F2Dn/view?usp=drive_link"},{"by":"anigbrowl","descendants":0,"id":48624740,"score":1,"time":1782093720,"title":"Staggeringly precise optical lattice clock has a wealth of practical application","type":"story","url":"https://www.nippon.com/en/in-depth/d01235/"},{"by":"mitchbob","descendants":1,"id":48624725,"kids":[48624741],"score":3,"time":1782093573,"title":"Rights for Gods","type":"story","url":"https://www.lrb.co.uk/blog/2026/june/rights-for-gods"},{"by":"Jimmc414","descendants":0,"id":48624723,"score":3,"time":1782093558,"title":"Microbubbles in Medicine","type":"story","url":"https://worksinprogress.co/issue/microbubbles/"},{"by":"beatthatflight","descendants":1,"id":48624718,"kids":[48624880],"score":1,"time":1782093526,"title":"Microsoft Activation Scripts – Activate Windows / Office / ESUs","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/massgravel/Microsoft-Activation-Scripts"},{"by":"Jimmc414","descendants":0,"id":48624695,"score":1,"time":1782093387,"title":"Watt lies beneath (Geothermal Energy)","type":"story","url":"https://worksinprogress.co/issue/watt-lies-beneath/"},{"by":"Tiberium","descendants":0,"id":48624650,"score":2,"time":1782092923,"title":"Josh helps Rust manage code across multiple repositories","type":"story","url":"https://blog.rust-lang.org/inside-rust/2026/06/04/how-josh-helps-rust-manage-code-across-multiple-repositories/"},{"by":"umjunsik132","descendants":0,"id":48624622,"score":2,"text":"I think RL as a method which produces training data by model's predictions — It directly leads the model to extend its output range because of increased diversity of the data. However, fundamentally RL relies on bootstrapping and has moving target problem which are the reason of its poor stability. One of the most tractable method to approximate value function is TD which causes sample noise, function approximator error and moving target problems. I argue that we need to extend pure RL theory at the level of the Bellman equation to achieve more stable RL. Consequently, we need both a better mathematical foundation for value functions and a tractable approximation method that are aligned with each other — free from problems","time":1782092583,"title":"My Opinion on RL","type":"story"},{"by":"benbreen","descendants":0,"id":48624591,"score":2,"time":1782092397,"title":"The Art of Kite Flying (1430–1929)","type":"story","url":"https://publicdomainreview.org/collection/art-of-kite-flying/"},{"by":"jerpint","descendants":0,"id":48624578,"score":2,"text":"Hey HN,
I built woltspace as a way to interact with my coding agents when I'm away from the computer. It's fully containerized, so you can give them full access inside their sandbox (the lodge).
Right now it supports Claude Code. Each session can be controlled via telegram or slack. You can fully access the terminal running the sessions from anywhere thanks to Cloudflare tunnels.
Wolts are creatures with their own personality, goals and memory system. Wolts vary in ability, racoons are smartest (opus) while beavers are faster (sonnets). A wolt also manages its own website , shown in a native split pane; terminal on one side, the wolt's live output on the other.
A wolt can build full-stack apps which you self-host and access from anywhere thank to tunnels. Most importantly, it all runs from your machine. You host and own everything.
It's fully open source: github.com/jerpint/woltspace
Looking for feedback, let me know if you find this useful!","time":1782092163,"title":"Show HN: Woltspace – a lodge for your coding agents","type":"story","url":"https://www.woltspace.com/"},{"by":"BlueMatt","descendants":0,"id":48624574,"score":6,"text":"A few weeks ago, Github decided to disable all Github Actions (including self-hosted runners) access for our open source org (lightningdevkit) for some unknown reason. As some of us happen to work for a company with a large Github corporate account, we tried to escalate through our corporate reps, who informed us that the issue appeared to be some drive-by contributors who weren't org members being flagged for using Actions to do crypto-mining. As the org isn't technically in our corporate account, we then had to wait a few weeks to get a response back on getting unbanned...only to be told that we "appeared to have been taking part in activity which goes against" Github's ToS. They then listed some examples of ToS-violating activities, none of which we've done, and the org itself obviously wasn't running any kind of mining in CI.
As we'd already had plenty of reasons to move off of GitHub (downtime, a website that has gotten consistently slower due to massive increases in client-side JS without new features over the past decade, PRs that won't load once they get past 50 comments, contributors getting banned (without crypt-mining) leading to potentially-useful PRs getting black-holed, slow support, etc, etc), this is more of a warning for others than any kind of attempt to get help.
Of course Github is struggling these days with an influx in AI Agent accounts driving a huge increase in spam and other garbage, so I sympathize a lot with the folks over there. But none of that means we have to use the (historically excellent) free product they're offering, we can also...not.
For those who weren't aware, codeberg/self-hosted forgejo can import entire github repos including historical issues and PRs, comments, etc.","time":1782092132,"title":"GitHub Banned All CI for Our (OSS) Org Because of Bad Drive-By Contributors","type":"story"},{"by":"toomuchtodo","descendants":1,"id":48624535,"kids":[48624628],"score":3,"time":1782091758,"title":"Americans and AI 2026: Chatbots, Smart Devices and Views on Impact","type":"story","url":"https://www.pewresearch.org/internet/2026/06/17/americans-and-ai-2026-chatbots-smart-devices-and-views-on-impact/"},{"by":"petethomas","descendants":0,"id":48624534,"score":2,"time":1782091754,"title":"Rightwing populist 'El Tigre' wins Colombia election","type":"story","url":"https://www.ft.com/content/49294716-56be-40a4-ba31-b4e376ccb47f"},{"by":"andsoitis","descendants":1,"id":48624508,"kids":[48624617],"score":9,"time":1782091589,"title":"Zombie unicorns are haunting Silicon Valley","type":"story","url":"https://www.economist.com/business/2026/06/21/zombie-unicorns-are-haunting-silicon-valley"},{"by":"migueljpalmeida","descendants":0,"id":48624501,"kids":[48624519],"score":2,"time":1782091556,"title":"Crossary – AI-assisted field mapping that outputs signed Excel files","type":"story","url":"https://www.crossary.com"}]}