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Starlink seems to be working normally again in Ukraine

SpaceX appears to have restored full Starshield service to Ukraine after a 10-day throttle that disrupted military drone operations. The restriction followed political tensions between Elon Musk and V...

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A 1,000-mile cloud on Mars may reveal physics never seen in nature

Researchers have finally explained the Arsia Mons Elongated Cloud (AMEC), a 1,000-mile wispy cloud on Mars first observed in 2018. Published in Nature Geoscience, the study reveals the cloud forms via...

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Bringing uv and ty together

Astral announced an experimental integration between uv and ty, combining Python's fastest package manager with its type checker. The integration enables first-class support for PEP 723 inline depende...

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Indian government sites are serving revoked eMudhra certificates

eMudhra, a major Indian certificate authority, suffered two separate PKI failures in October 2026 — trivially recoverable private keys in its ECC hierarchy and mass revocations on its RSA hierarchy fo...

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SIMD and Go

Go 1.26 introduces an experimental simd/archsimd package and Go 1.27 adds a portable simd package, enabling developers to write normal Go code that compiles to SIMD instructions for processing multipl...

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Block’s new voice model sounds eerily human

Block, Jack Dorsey's company, released Dessa, a new full-duplex voice model trained entirely on human speech that runs locally on a single NVIDIA GPU rack. The model reportedly captures natural human ...

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PHP-ocalypse: How two critical web bugs almost broke the internet

Two critical security vulnerabilities in PHP, the programming language powering a majority of the internet, posed a significant threat to web infrastructure. The near-catastrophic event highlights the...

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These clever apps show off the iPhone Duo’s potential

Developers are showcasing creative applications for Apple's first foldable iPhone, including retro cassette players, virtual notebooks, flight trackers, and a digital toaster. These apps demonstrate t...

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Ice sheet expansion may have started 2,000 years ago, but we canceled that

Research from Columbia University's Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory reveals that the Laurentide Ice Sheet may have begun re-expanding ~2,000 years ago after reaching its minimum size ~3,600 years ago...

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Pennsylvania will require labels on AI-generated ads

Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro signed the Artificial Intelligence Deceptive Advertising Act into law, mandating disclosure labels on AI-generated ads including images, videos, audio, and text. The...

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What to expect from Apple’s ‘Pro and tell’ event

Apple is hosting a 'Pro and Tell' event on October 28th focused on MacBook Pro updates, with strong expectations for a long-rumored touchscreen MacBook Pro featuring OLED display. Additional expected ...

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No signs of AI payoff outside the tech sector

The article examines whether AI investments are delivering measurable returns beyond the technology sector, noting that while tech companies show productivity gains, broader economy shows no significa...

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Twelve years of distributed SQLite

A longitudinal retrospective covering twelve years of attempts to make SQLite distributed, examining projects ranging from early clustered forks to modern shared-nothing approaches. The author reflect...

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Balloting has completed for C++26. Unfortunately it was Disapproved

C++26 was disapproved in its ISO balloting, falling short of the required 66.66% threshold with only 60% of P-Members voting in favor and 41% of member bodies casting negative votes. Twelve countries ...

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Wild version 0.11.0 released

Wild linker 0.11.0 brings Wasm linking by default, major GNU linker script improvements enabling Linux kernel module support, and significant Mac port progress. The release also includes performance o...

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Will AI expose the rickety infrastructure of the internet?

Recently discovered vulnerabilities in the open-source programming language PHP forced website owners to urgently patch or take their sites offline. The incident has sparked concern that AI tools will...

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Instacart reportedly discussed selling itself with DoorDash and Uber

Instacart has hired an investment bank to evaluate options and held acquisition talks with DoorDash and Uber, according to The Information and Bloomberg. Instacart, valued at over $13 billion with a 2...

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Blue Planet III is keeping the rough edges in the age of AI

BBC's Blue Planet III is intentionally retaining imperfect, raw footage to distinguish itself from AI-generated content that often appears overly polished. Executive Producer Elizabeth White revealed ...

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Will you buy any of the new BOOX e-readers or e-notebooks in 2026?

Onyx Boox unveiled its 2026 lineup spanning pocket-sized e-readers, compact color tablets, and larger note-taking devices. The new devices run Android 16 with upgraded octa-core processors and feature...

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Show HN: Steal My Bitcoin

A developer created a honeypot website called Steal My Bitcoin to test whether attackers are actively exploiting a recently discovered PHP RCE vulnerability that caused widespread concern. The site in...

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GPU-unlock: FP/BF16 instruction issue rate on Nvidia 3000's cards

A GitHub project called gpu-unlock explores enabling or improving FP/BF16 instruction throughput on NVIDIA 3000-series graphics cards, likely through unofficial means. The discussion on Hacker News ge...

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I don't understand quantum physics (2018)

Doug Hoyte shares his personal journey of learning quantum physics, acknowledging his initial confusion and walking readers through key concepts in an accessible way. The article went viral on Hacker ...

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I want my Wednesday back

The author analyzes why the php2shell PHP vulnerability has not seen mass exploitation despite the release of PoCs. They argue that successful exploitation requires precise knowledge of the target's P...

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Be Aware of What's in Your Logs

An opinion piece warning users that log files attached to bug reports or support requests can contain sensitive personal information beyond expected error details, such as usernames, clipboard content...

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Emacs finally folds to my liking

The author created kirigami, an Emacs package that unifies folding across different modes (Tree-sitter, Hideshow, Outline, Org, Vdiff) behind a single consistent keybinding interface. It solves the pr...

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How to run a city builder on 16 MHz

The article explores how the original SimCity could run on an Intel 386SX at just 16 MHz, examining the clever software optimizations that made large-scale city simulations possible on extremely limit...

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Scrawl: show an agent the problem

Scrawl is a screen recording and annotation tool by Kit Langton that captures clicks, drawings, and voice on your Mac or mirrored iPhone screen, transcribes speech per frame, and crops to relevant win...

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2026 Ruby on Rails Community Survey Results

The 2026 Ruby on Rails Community Survey gathered responses from nearly 1,800 developers across 80 countries, marking the ninth edition since 2009. The survey covers developer demographics, learning pa...

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We should be more ambitious with the software we build

Dan Luu discusses Michael Malis's pgrust project, a Rust rewrite of PostgreSQL, arguing that we should be more ambitious with the software we build. Despite widespread skepticism toward AI-generated o...

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The Boox Palma 2 Pro finally got me to stop reading on my phone

The Boox Palma 2 Pro is a $400 smartphone-sized E Ink e-reader aimed at readers who want a dedicated reading device in a portable form factor. It targets users looking to reduce phone screen time whil...

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Here are the top AI agents that can live in your text messages

A roundup of notable AI agents that integrate directly into text messaging platforms, ranging from general-purpose assistants to specialized agents tailored for families, travel planning, and workplac...