Hackernews posts about Werk

1. Show HN: Dungeon Crawler on Demand Fork (7underlines.itch.io)
   5 points by logTom 16 days ago | discuss
2. If the moon were only 1 pixel: A tediously accurate solar system model (2014) (joshworth.com)
   901 points by sdoering 3 days ago | 255 comments
3. At Amazon, some coders say their jobs have begun to resemble warehouse work (www.nytimes.com)
   580 points by milkshakes 22 days ago | 867 comments
4. We’re secretly winning the war on cancer (www.vox.com)
   454 points by lr0 8 days ago | 216 comments
5. Ask HN: What are you working on? (May 2025)
   349 points by david927 22 days ago | 1087 comments
6. Apple's Liquid Glass is prep work for AR interfaces, not just a design refresh (omc345.substack.com)
   327 points by lightningcable 3 days ago | 337 comments
7. Cloud Run GPUs, now GA, makes running AI workloads easier for everyone (cloud.google.com)
   315 points by mariuz 12 days ago | 180 comments
8. How we’re responding to The NYT’s data demands in order to protect user privacy (openai.com)
   284 points by BUFU 11 days ago | 324 comments
9. What happens when people don't understand how AI works (www.theatlantic.com)
   278 points by rmason 8 days ago | 348 comments
10. VC money is fueling a global boom in worker surveillance tech (restofworld.org)
    249 points by Brajeshwar 12 days ago | 162 comments
11. I used AI-powered calorie counting apps, and they were even worse than expected (lifehacker.com)
    245 points by gnabgib 8 days ago | 291 comments
12. How Compiler Explorer Works in 2025 (xania.org)
    231 points by vitaut 12 days ago | 45 comments
13. Tokasaurus: An LLM inference engine for high-throughput workloads (scalingintelligence.stanford.edu)
    218 points by rsehrlich 11 days ago | 24 comments
14. Why Koreans ask what year you were born (bryanhogan.com)
    217 points by bryanhogan 5 days ago | 358 comments
15. Firefox OS's story from a Mozilla insider not working on the project (2024) (ludovic.hirlimann.net)
    196 points by todsacerdoti 5 days ago | 149 comments
16. A thought on JavaScript "proof of work" anti-scraper systems (utcc.utoronto.ca)
    194 points by zdw 21 days ago | 207 comments
17. Cap: Lightweight, modern open-source CAPTCHA alternative using proof-of-work (capjs.js.org)
    165 points by tiagorangel 17 days ago | 118 comments
18. Working on databases from prison (turso.tech)
    163 points by dvektor about 2 hours ago | 88 comments
19. Maintaining an Android app in Google Play Store is a lot of work (ashishb.net)
    156 points by ashishb 8 days ago | 77 comments
20. LLM codegen go brrr – Parallelization with Git worktrees and tmux (www.skeptrune.com)
    156 points by skeptrune 19 days ago | 73 comments
21. Show HN: 1 min workouts for people who sit all day (shortreps.com)
    153 points by melvinzammit 23 days ago | 85 comments
22. What works (and doesn't) selling formal methods (www.galois.com)
    144 points by azhenley 18 days ago | 75 comments
23. What's working for YC companies since the AI boom (jamesin.substack.com)
    140 points by jseidel 17 days ago | 116 comments
24. Workhorse LLMs: Why Open Source Models Dominate Closed Source for Batch Tasks (sutro.sh)
    118 points by cmogni1 10 days ago | 35 comments
25. What “working” means in the era of AI apps (a16z.com)
    115 points by Brysonbw 10 days ago | 83 comments
26. If it works, it's not AI: a commercial look at AI startups (1999) (dspace.mit.edu)
    114 points by rbanffy 9 days ago | 59 comments
27. If an AI agent can't figure out how your API works, neither can your users (stytch.com)
    97 points by mattmarcus 27 days ago | 52 comments
28. Why Bell Labs Worked (1517.substack.com)
    87 points by speckx 10 days ago | 52 comments
29. There was a time when the US government built homes for working-class Americans (theconversation.com)
    86 points by pseudolus 22 days ago | 125 comments
30. IT workers struggling in New Zealand's tight job market (www.rnz.co.nz)
    84 points by MarcoDewey 13 days ago | 123 comments