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China publicly discloses plan for a lunar landing within three years

China has publicly released its most detailed timeline yet for a crewed lunar landing before 2030, outlining four key missions from uncrewed rocket tests in 2027 to the final crewed landing. The plan ...

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A Decade of Kill Bugs

The author investigates a production outage at Endcrawl caused by a bug in kill(1), a utility 50 years old, triggered by sending SIGTERM to a negative process group ID. The investigation revealed the ...

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Polyend releases the Tracker firmware source code

Polyend has released the firmware source code for its Tracker, Tracker+, and Tracker Mini on GitHub, along with Tracker Community Edition 1.0. The update enables users to install, modify, and share cu...

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Recognizing Keystrokes Using WiFi Devices

Research demonstrates that commercial WiFi devices can be repurposed to eavesdrop on keystrokes by analyzing signal reflections and interference patterns caused by finger movements near a keyboard. Th...

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Scaling Git at OpenAI

OpenAI shares how they scaled their Git infrastructure to support their engineering teams, addressing challenges of version control at large scale. The post covers the architectural and operational st...

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Germany says lawmakers’ iPhones may have been hacked with spyware

Apple has issued hack warnings to German lawmakers and a filmmaker whose iPhones may have been compromised by spyware. The incident highlights growing concerns over targeted surveillance of government...

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Third person dies of bird flu since virus started jumping to livestock

A Yakima County resident in Washington state has died from bird flu after exposure at an infected dairy farm, marking the third human death in the US since the H5N1 virus jumped to dairy cattle. Offic...

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Egoless Mathematics in the AI Era

A guest post by Karthik C. S., Amit Sahai, and Jie Xue on Terry Tao's blog reflects on the philosophical purpose of mathematics in the AI era. The authors explore whether mathematical truths are inven...

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WTF Ubuntu?

A critical CVSS 9.8 kernel TCP vulnerability (CVE-2026-98432), present since 2016, allows remote root takeover via an exploit demonstrated by Anthropic. While Debian and other volunteer-led distros pa...

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We halved DNS build delay and cut memory use by 85%

Cloudflare has halved DNS build delays and reduced memory usage by 85% by introducing a targeted build planner that only rebuilds what changed, rather than full-zone rebuilds for zone setting updates....

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the lost malloc()

A deep dive into the original malloc() implementation from Unix Version 4 (1973), exploring how Ken Thompson and colleagues handled memory allocation with a simple linear allocator that called sbrk() ...

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A400000 Winners

The OEIS announced the winning sequences for its 400,000 celebration, with A400000 (Eric Fox's city-building sequence) taking first place as judged the most brilliant invention of 2026. Four runner-up...

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New Release: Tor Browser 16.0

Tor Browser 16.0 has been released for Desktop and Android, marking the first stable version based on Firefox ESR 153. The release includes a complete redesign of the Settings interface, improved navi...

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F1 in Mexico City: Yet another Ferrari fiasco, but that’s not all

Kimi Antonelli became Formula 1's youngest-ever World Champion at just under 20 at the Mexico City GP. Ferrari again squandered a strong race position, handing victory to Red Bull, while the event fea...

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The world has a new plan to save nature, but it still needs the money

World leaders at the COP17 biodiversity summit in Yerevan acknowledged that the 2030 conservation goals will likely be missed due to insufficient funding and slow action. They adopted the "Yerevan Pat...

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Meta will end Quest 2 OS updates in 2027

Meta will end OS updates for Quest 2 and Quest Pro headsets by March 2027, continuing only security patches and bug fixes through the end of that year. The company is positioning Quest 3 and 3S as its...

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Show HN: Subvocal – Talk to your computer without making noise

Subvocal is a new project allowing users to communicate with their computer silently, without producing audible speech. The system appears to use advanced signal processing or biosensing to detect sub...

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An Introduction to Bε-trees and Write-Optimization

The article introduces Bε-trees, a write-optimized variant of B-trees designed to reduce write amplification by deferring and batching updates. It serves as the theoretical foundation for the GEFS (Go...

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Union Types and Option Types

The author discusses their experimentation with union types and option types across programming languages, particularly in their custom low-level language Copper. They explore how union types allow va...

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Apple’s inventory surges 154% as memory chip costs climb

Apple's inventory has surged 154% to $14.5 billion as memory chip costs continue to climb, raising concerns about potential future device price increases. The unprecedented rise in memory chip pricing...

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Omen AI adds liquid know-how in $16 million Aquatic Labs acquisition

Omen AI is acquiring competitor Aquatic Labs for $16 million in cash and stock to combine their complementary real-time water sensor technologies for data center cooling systems. The move addresses gr...

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Googling "Zelda" today offers a glimpse of how search worked in 1998

Google is celebrating the upcoming Ocarina of Time remaster with a search Easter egg that transforms its interface into a 1998-style retro design when users search for "Zelda" or "Ocarina of Time." Cl...

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"At Home in Space" opens, caps Air and Space Museum renovation

The Smithsonian has completed a seven-year, nearly $1 billion renovation of its flagship National Air and Space Museum, culminating with the new "At Home in Space" exhibition that chronicles long-dura...

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Most of our measures of a key cognitive process don't agree

A study published in Nature reveals that three widely used measures of cognitive reappraisal — trait questionnaires, task-based affective ratings, and amygdala down-regulation — do not agree with each...

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This $48 e-paper display can be whatever you want it to be

Seeed Studio and TRMNL offer a $48 DIY e-paper display kit for always-on information dashboards, targeting users who want a passive, subscription-free screen for calendars, weather, and news. Unlike c...

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Ford promises not to sell your driving habits to data brokers

Ford has announced a new privacy commitment promising never to sell customer driving data to third-party data brokers. The automaker plans to use anonymization and aggregation techniques to protect us...

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Anthropic clamps down on Claude’s AI video game clones

Anthropic has updated Claude Code's system prompt to prohibit the AI tool from being used to recreate existing video games, though original game development remains allowed. The move comes amid a grow...

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The U.S. Census Bureau and “Super Intelligence”

Simon Willison revisited a U.S. Census Bureau chart on corporate AI adoption and discovered the Bureau had updated its survey question wording to 'any business function,' significantly broadening what...

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Musnap Air Pro has 8.2″ BW E Ink Screen, Runs Android 14

Musnap has released the Air Pro, an Android 14-powered e-reader and eNote featuring an 8.2-inch E Ink Carta 1300 display at 293 ppi with an adjustable color temperature frontlight and physical page-tu...

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Intel stock collapse worsens as $3.5T chip rout spreads

Intel's stock decline is intensifying as a broader semiconductor sector selloff expands to an estimated $3.5 trillion market value impact. The collapse reflects widening concerns across the chip indus...

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The SEC Should Block Anthropic's IPO to Protect the Public

An opinion piece arguing that the SEC should block Anthropic's planned IPO due to concerns about the company's financial transparency. The article highlights Anthropic's nearly $900 billion in long-te...