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Tell HN: One Medical Is a Nightmare 9 by rincebrain | 1 comments on Hacker News. I thought I'd relate an incredibly broken tech stack story, and its human consequences, to HN today. I used to have One Medical access through work, years ago, it was perfectly fine quality care, and then I stopped using it. I recently needed to find a replacement primary care and decided to try them again. Unfortunately, after a few weeks of initial care transfer and appointments, my account is now in a Sisyphean nightmare state, where it thinks I have an expired membership expiring in the future (September 2026), and as a result, errors out on any attempt to update my membership status. Attempting to contact their support has been an exercise in repeatedly being hung up on when attempting to put me on hold to escalate, and/or having their staff decide that if they repeat the instructions enough times it'll work. You cannot make a second account, because they notice the duplicated personal data...

Ask HN: Will hardware ever be cheap again? 5 by bjourne | 1 comments on Hacker News. Up until about 2015 it felt like hardware was always getting cheaper. Then something happened and hardware stopped getting cheaper every year. Adjusted for inflation a mid-range laptop or desktop costs me much more today than it did back then. Yes, it has better specs but it needs it to make up for the extra bloat of all applications. Given DRAM, CPU, GPU, and SSD shortages it does not seem hardware will become cheaper in the short term. Do you think it will ever go back to how it was ten years ago or is this the new normal?

Claude Code Opus-4-7 VS Codex GPT-5-5 2 by rashidae | 0 comments on Hacker News.

Ask HN: Is Ubuntu 26.04 LTS Consider GNU/Linux? 2 by xlmnxp | 0 comments on Hacker News. I'm asking because Canonical replaced gnu coreutils and sudo with rust alternatives

Ask HN: Anyone want to collaborate on a local-first AI-based research assistant 2 by venkatram-s | 0 comments on Hacker News. Hi HN Community, I'm Venkatram, a sophomore who's on a mission to build a local alternative to proprietary third-party AI-based research assistants. The idea is to turn documents into researchable assets that contain as much as information as the original information does, but it's more reusable. Well, quite frankly, this is still under a WORK IN PROGRESS, so i'm still figuring on how it can be properly used, and I got to be honest here, i definitely need some help to build this, so if you wish, you are welcome! TlDR: NotebookLM, but Locally with your OWN AI Model Github: https://ift.tt/owa9iV3

Ask HN: MicroVM setup for VS Code Dev Container-like experience? 2 by Erndob | 2 comments on Hacker News. My current setup is just doing my entire development in a dev container that is running locally. I open VS Code, I open the local folder in a dev container. The local folder gets mounted into container for persistent changes. The container dockerfile is my setup of dev dependencies. Within the container I can do whatever global installs I want that persist between sessions, and the project edits persist on host machine. That works and I like the setup. I can run CLI codent agent in the terminal of VS Code, while still having good dev experience. Now, I would like to have basically this flow but be MicroVM based, where the main thing I solve is allowing me to run docker inside that microvm, as docker-in-docker does not work well. Additionally if I could use secrets without them being exposed in the microvm itself, that would be amazing. But I've spent a good amount of time ch...