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April 14, 2026

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OpenSSL 4.0.0

OpenSSL 4.0.0 has been released, marking a major version update for the widely-used cryptography library. This release includes significant API changes, new features, and security improvements that wi...

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Tell HN: Fiverr left customer files public and searchable

Fiverr exposed sensitive customer files including tax forms with PII through publicly accessible Cloudinary URLs, making them searchable on Google. The company failed to respond to responsible disclos...

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Claude Code's Source: 3,167-Line Function, Regex Sentiment

Anthropic accidentally leaked 512,000 lines of Claude Code's source, revealing concerning engineering practices including a 3,167-line function, regex-based sentiment analysis, and known bugs being sh...

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Physicists think they've resolved the proton size puzzle

Physicists appear to have resolved the 15-year proton size puzzle through new experimental measurements published in Nature and Physical Review Letters. The findings favor a smaller proton radius and ...

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Claude Code Routines

Anthropic has released Claude Code Routines, a new feature enabling users to create and automate coding workflows with Claude's AI assistant. The tool allows developers to define reusable scripts and ...

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Introspective Diffusion Language Models

Researchers introduce Introspective Diffusion Language Models, a novel architecture combining diffusion models with language generation for improved text synthesis. The approach leverages iterative re...

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A new spam policy for “back button hijacking”

Google has announced a new spam policy targeting 'back button hijacking,' a technique where websites manipulate browser history to trap users. The policy aims to improve user experience by penalizing ...

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Lean proved this program correct; then I found a bug

A developer discovered a bug in a program that was formally verified as correct using the Lean theorem prover, highlighting limitations in formal verification systems. The article discusses the implic...

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Zig 0.16.0 Release Notes

Zig 0.16.0 introduces significant language and toolchain improvements, including I/O as an Interface, enhanced type system features, and compiler optimizations. This release represents 8 months of wor...

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Dependency cooldowns turn you into a free-rider

The article critiques the emerging practice of dependency cooldowns as a response to supply chain attacks, arguing they create a free-rider problem where cautious users benefit from others who unknowi...

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It's NOT OK to compare floating-points using epsilons

The article challenges the common practice of using epsilon comparisons for floating-point equality, arguing that exact comparisons (x == y) are often more appropriate in graphics, physics, and simula...

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London gets closer to its first robotaxi service as Waymo begins testing

Waymo has begun autonomous vehicle testing on public roads in London, using a fleet of 100 Jaguar I-Pace vehicles with safety operators, as it prepares for a commercial robotaxi launch later this year...

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UK gov's Mythos AI tests help separate cybersecurity threat from hype

The UK government's AI Security Institute evaluated Anthropic's Mythos Preview model, finding it performs similarly to other frontier models on individual cybersecurity tasks but excels at chaining mu...

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Google will begin punishing sites for back button hijacking in June

Google will begin enforcing penalties against websites that use back button hijacking starting June 15, 2026, classifying it as a malicious practice. This technique manipulates browser history to trap...

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The attacks on Sam Altman are a warning for the AI world

Multiple physical attacks targeting AI industry figures, including an alleged Molotov cocktail attack on OpenAI CEO Sam Altman's home, highlight growing violent resistance to AI development. The incid...

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Cybersecurity Looks Like Proof of Work Now

A UK AI Safety Institute report on Claude Mythos shows that cybersecurity vulnerability detection scales with computational resources, creating an economic model where security becomes a proof-of-work...

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Trusted access for the next era of cyber defense

OpenAI has launched GPT-5.4-Cyber, a specialized cybersecurity model variant, alongside their Trusted Access for Cyber program that requires ID verification for reduced-friction access. The announceme...

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jj – the CLI for Jujutsu

jj is a new command-line interface tool for Jujutsu, a modern version control system designed to be more intuitive and powerful than Git. It offers features like automatic commit creation and improved...

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5NF and Database Design

An article explains Fifth Normal Form (5NF) in database design, covering its theoretical foundations and practical applications. The discussion on Hacker News generated significant engagement with 107...

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DaVinci Resolve – Photo

Blackmagic Design has released DaVinci Resolve – Photo, a specialized version of its professional video editing suite tailored for photo editing. The announcement gained significant attention on Hacke...

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Rust should have stable tail calls

The Trifecta Tech Foundation has proposed a project goal to advance explicit tail call optimization in Rust, aiming for potential stabilization in 2027. Tail calls allow function calls to reuse stack ...

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Embed You a ponyc for Great Good

The Pony compiler team introduces libponyc-standalone, a statically-linked library bundling the Pony compiler, LLVM, and runtime into a single binary for easier tool development. This allows developer...

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Ark VCS - Version Control For Games

Ark VCS is a new version control system specifically designed for game development, offering performance optimization for large binary files and competing with Perforce and Git. It features a GUI-firs...

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Google adds AI Skills to Chrome to help you save favorite workflows

Google is introducing 'Skills' to Chrome, enabling users to save and reuse AI prompts across different websites. This feature leverages the existing Gemini browser integration to streamline repetitive...

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OpenAI has bought AI personal finance startup Hiro

OpenAI has acquired AI personal finance startup Hiro, which will shut down its operations and delete user data by May. The deal appears to be primarily an acqui-hire, with Hiro's team joining OpenAI t...

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IONNA Rechargeries are coming to more than 350 Circle K stations

IONNA charging network partners with Circle K to deploy over 350 EV charging stations across the US, converting existing sites into 'Rechargeries' with enhanced amenities. The joint venture between ma...

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Elon Musk grilled by senator over X Money plans

Elon Musk faces scrutiny from Senator Elizabeth Warren over the upcoming X Money payments platform, citing concerns about consumer safety, national security, and financial stability. Musk plans to lau...

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Chrome now lets you turn AI prompts into repeatable ‘Skills’

Google Chrome introduces 'Skills' feature that allows users to save and reuse AI prompts across different webpages. This workflow enhancement enables one-click execution of common Gemini commands like...

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Rare concert recordings are landing on the Internet Archive

Thousands of rare concert recordings are being uploaded to the Internet Archive, preserving historical music performances and making them freely accessible. The collection includes live shows from var...

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KeePassχ - a KeePassXC fork

A group of engineers has forked KeePassXC to create KeePassχ, citing concerns over KeePassXC's adoption of LLM policies and aiming for a simpler, more stable password manager focused on security. The ...

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Object oriented programming in Ada

The article explores how Ada implements object-oriented programming concepts through modular, opt-in features rather than bundled classes. It contrasts Ada's fine-grained control over encapsulation, i...

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120+ Icons and Counting

The GNOME project's community-driven icon design initiative has surpassed 120 icon requests, enabling developers to collaborate with designers for improved app aesthetics. The process involves open re...

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jemalloc 5.3.1 released

jemalloc 5.3.1 has been released with over 390 commits including bug fixes, performance optimizations, and new features like double free detection for debug builds. The release has undergone large-sca...

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No one can force me to have a secure website

A technical paper and video presentation explore the HTTPV protocol, which deliberately creates insecure websites as a commentary on web security practices. The work serves as both a technical demonst...

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Quiche Browser — Beautifully customizable web browser

Quiche Browser is a new independent iOS browser emphasizing deep customization, privacy, and minimalist design. It offers user-controlled toolbars, built-in ad blocking, and zero usage tracking, curre...

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Faith-based computing versus the unnatural science

The article critiques the tendency in computing to rely on faith-based assumptions rather than rigorous scientific methods, highlighting how this can lead to unreliable systems and flawed conclusions....

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Modifying FileZilla to Workaround Bambu 3D Printer's FTP Issue

A user documents a workaround for FileZilla FTP connectivity issues with Bambu 3D printers, involving protocol mode adjustments due to firmware limitations. The solution enables Linux users to upload ...

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Google brings its Gemini Personal Intelligence feature to India

Google has expanded its Gemini Personal Intelligence feature to India, allowing paid users to connect their Google accounts for personalized AI responses based on emails, photos, and YouTube history. ...

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Lucid Motors names new CEO, lands more money from Uber and Saudis

Lucid Motors has ended its year-long CEO search following Peter Rawlinson's resignation, while securing additional funding from Uber and Saudi investors. The leadership change and financial backing co...

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An Amazon warehouse worker died on the job at Oregon facility

An Amazon warehouse worker died while on the job at an Oregon facility, marking another workplace incident for the e-commerce giant. Amazon stated the death was not work-related, despite ongoing conce...

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Kobo Still Supporting eReaders Released 15 Years Ago

Kobo continues to support eReaders released as far back as 15 years, including the 2011 Kobo Touch, with occasional software updates adding new features. This contrasts with Amazon's recent decision t...

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Send to Kindle will not work on unsupported Kindle e-readers

Amazon has announced that discontinued Kindle e-reader models will lose Send to Kindle functionality. This affects devices being phased out in May, limiting document transfer options for older hardwar...