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Ask HN: Are developers who build libs and dev tools safer from AI replacement? 2 by danver0 | 2 comments on Hacker News. I’ve been thinking about AI and developer jobs. It feels like developers who build libraries, frameworks, compilers, and dev tools might be safer from AI replacement compared to people building typical CRUD apps. My intuition is that tooling work requires deeper systems knowledge and taste, while a lot of app-level code is becoming easier for AI to generate. Am I wrong? Curious what others here think

Ask HN: Where do you save links, notes and random useful stuff? 3 by a_protsyuk | 7 comments on Hacker News. I have 2,600+ notes in Apple Notes and can barely find anything. My kid just dumps everything into Telegram saved messages. Running a small research - curious what systems people actually use (not aspire to use). Do you have a setup that works or is everything scattered across 5 apps like mine?

Ask HN: How do you know if AI agents will choose your tool? 2 by dmpyatyi | 3 comments on Hacker News. YC recently put out a video about the agent economy - the idea that agents are becoming autonomous economic actors, choosing tools and services without human input. It got me thinking: how do you actually optimize for agent discovery? With humans you can do SEO, copywriting, word of mouth. But an agent just looks at available tools in context and picks one based on the description, schema, examples. Has anyone experimented with this? Does better documentation measurably increase how often agents call your tool? Does the wording of your tool description matter across different models (ZLM vs Claude vs Gemini)?

AWS won't discuss my bill, suspended my account, took $1,600, still no human 32 by gadjonesq | 1 comments on Hacker News. AWS has been charging me $1,500/month for near-zero usage. For over a year. That is more than $18,000 for infrastructure I barely use. I tried multiple times to get a human on the phone to discuss it. Every time I requested a callback, AWS would call, a bot would tell me the human wasn't available, and promise a callback. No human ever called back. So I stopped paying. Why keep paying charges I believe are wrong when the company won't discuss them? AWS emailed asking if my case was resolved — from a no-reply address. Nobody followed up. Feb 19: AWS suspended my account. Route 53 DNS down. Domain, business email, website — all dead instantly. Feb 21: I paid the $1,600 outstanding bill. AWS took the money. Account stayed locked. Why? While I was resolving that bill, another $1,500 bill came in. But because they had already locked me out, I couldn't ...

Ask HN: Do US presidents have less fiduciary liability than CEOs? 3 by stopbulying | 9 comments on Hacker News.

I made my favorite AI tool 2 by sebringj | 2 comments on Hacker News. i do not submit things to hacker news unless its related to my favorite tool ever, literally, that i happened to have made. i made this out of being super lazy and wanted my copilot (works in all ai editors) to run my UI while its coding and validate it at the same time by using the apps. i don't know how to contain how good this is for me to use other than putting it here for people to look at. so using it with opus 4.5-4.6 its extremely good, however using it with gpt-5.3 its still good but you have to remind it to use the "autonomo help" when it forgets how to use it correctly sometimes. anyways, please check it out if you are curious and want very fast efficient UI driven (multi app/web/desktop at the same time, agnostic) validation while you vibe. I just keep using it everyday but still waiting for something to just make this obsolete. web page: https://sebringj.github.io/autonomo/ github: https...