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Anthropic IPO

Anthropic, the AI company behind Claude, has officially launched its IPO process through ipo.anthropic.com, marking a major milestone for one of the top AI labs. The filing generates significant atten...

9.0

Jensen Huang resigns

Nvidia announces the resignation of CEO Jensen Huang in a historic leadership transition, with the board appointing an interim successor. The move comes amid heightened geopolitical scrutiny over Nvid...

9.0

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has resigned

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has resigned after admitting to two extramarital affairs, one involving a woman US authorities believe was a Chinese spy. CFO Colette Kress will serve as interim CEO. Nvidia sh...

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Gemini 4 Hydrogen

Google announced Gemini 4 Hydrogen, the latest iteration in its Gemini series of foundation models. The model represents ongoing advancements in Gemini's capabilities for reasoning, coding, and multim...

8.0

Announcing the GraphQL over HTTP specification

The GraphQL Technical Steering Committee announced the first release of the GraphQL over HTTP specification, addressing long-standing interoperability and observability issues for the transport-agnost...

8.0

The unfolding Jensen Huang scandal: a timeline

Jensen Huang has resigned from Nvidia amid allegations of an affair with an individual claimed to be a Chinese spy, raising national security concerns during the intensifying US-China AI infrastructur...

8.0

Jensen Huang agrees to testify before Congress

Jensen Huang has agreed to testify before Congress after senior lawmakers threatened to subpoena him. Huang was previously ousted as CEO of NVIDIA amid allegations of an affair with a woman suspected ...

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Foundation Models framework

Apple has released the Foundation Models framework, enabling developers to integrate large language models directly into iOS and macOS applications. The framework provides tools for efficient model ex...

7.0

Rust 1.100

Rust 1.100 has been released as of November 2026, marking another significant version milestone in the language's rapid release cycle. The community response on HackerNews—with 440 points and 178 comm...

7.0

Service degradation on Microsoft 365

Microsoft 365 is experiencing significant service degradation affecting productivity tools across multiple regions, prompting widespread user reports on DownDetector and Reddit's sysadmin community. T...

7.0

Talking Zen 6 with Mike Clark at AMD In-Depth

An in-depth interview with AMD engineer Mike Clark discussing Zen 6 architecture at a conference event covered by ChipsAndCheese. The discussion likely covers architectural improvements, performance t...

7.0

I'm making LLMs work on small and old devices

A GitHub project focused on optimizing and running large language models on resource-constrained, older, or smaller hardware. Gaining notable traction on Hacker News with 282 points, reflecting strong...

7.0

Adapting CPython for yk

Author Laurence Tratt reports successfully adapting CPython for yk (ykcpython), an automatic JIT compiler framework originally tested on smaller interpreters like PUC Lua. The adaptation took roughly ...

7.0

Secure Exclaves and Ambient Sensing

Apple introduces Secure Exclaves, a new Apple Silicon security architecture designed to protect ambient sensing operations like voice and face recognition. Raw camera and microphone data is processed ...

7.0

Google rolls out Gemini 4 Hydrogen, finally replacing 3.8 Flash

Google has rolled out Gemini 4 Hydrogen, replacing Gemini 3.8 Flash across its product ecosystem with immediate general availability. The new model offers up to 2.5x speed improvements over Flash 3.8,...

7.0

The amazing disappearing exoplanet

TOI-2535b, a hot Jupiter observed transiting its star for about seven years, has suddenly stopped showing transits, puzzling astronomers. Researchers attribute this to gravitational interactions with ...

7.0

Microsoft Outlook is still down

Microsoft Outlook remains inaccessible worldwide since Thursday afternoon due to elevated infrastructure load across multiple regions, according to Microsoft's official status page. The outage also sp...

6.0

Abandoned Quake 4 expansion finished by modders and now playable

A long-dormant expansion for Quake 4 has been completed by a dedicated team of modders and is now playable through the OpenQ4 project. The mod provides a Windows x64 build on ModDB, allowing fans to e...

6.0

Hello Baochip

Andrew 'bunnie' Huang's Baochip-1x is an open, inspectable RISC-V SoC targeting high-assurance security applications, featuring a TRNG, AES encryption, cryptographic hashes, and hardware-level transpa...

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The entirety of "Let Over Lambda" is now freely available online

The complete text of Let Over Lambda, a seminal 2008 book by Doug Hoyte on Common Lisp macros, has been made freely available online in HTML and PDF formats. Published to coincide with Lisp's 50th ann...

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Paths in pieces

GCC optimizes std::string initialization from string constants by splitting them into 16-byte chunks that fit in XMM registers, using vectorized move instructions instead of embedding raw strings in t...

6.0

Nebius tests the neocloud playbook with $40 billion in planned spending

Nebius plans to fund a massive $40 billion AI infrastructure expansion through customer prepayments and loans rather than traditional financing. However, delays at a Microsoft data center project are ...

6.0

Muse can now place calls to US businesses — if you pay

Meta's consumer AI agent Muse can now place phone calls to U.S. businesses on behalf of paid subscribers, expanding from a limited early access program launched in September. The feature aims to handl...

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Microsoft’s Outlook email hit by new outage

Microsoft's Outlook email service experienced an outage on November 12, 2026, affecting both business and consumer users globally. The company attributed it to a large number of servers becoming unexp...

6.0

Whoop just launched a social network

Whoop is launching a social network feature allowing members to share sleep, recovery, and workout data with each other. CEO Will Ahmed indicated the move signals Whoop's broader ambition to become a ...

6.0

Norwest pushes deeper into AI with new $4B fund

Norwest, a Wells Fargo-backed investment firm, has raised a $4 billion fund—its largest to date—to expand AI investments across sectors like consumer, healthcare, and technology. The firm plans to foc...

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Building a rocket is hard. AST SpaceMobile thinks it's "simple."

AST SpaceMobile CEO Abel Avellan unveiled plans for a self-developed 'simple' rocket called Blacklift, aimed at launching its Bluebird direct-to-cell satellites amid a commercial launch shortage. Avel...

6.0

Xbox announces Wolfenstein 3

Xbox has officially announced Wolfenstein 3 in development at Bethesda's MachineGames, nearly seven years after the last entry, Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus. Xbox CEO Asha Sharma revealed the titl...

6.0

Humble Bundle redesign removes two-factor verification from settings

Humble Bundle's recent store redesign has removed the visible option to manage two-factor authentication methods from its settings page, raising user concerns about account security. While 2FA appears...

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ExcalidrawZ: Local Native Excalidraw on macOS/iOS

ExcalidrawZ is an open-source project that brings a local, native implementation of Excalidraw to macOS and iOS, offering an alternative to the browser-based whiteboarding tool. The project has garner...

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Our software engineering interviews are changing a little

Jane Street announces incremental updates to its software engineering interview process. The changes reflect ongoing refinement of their technical hiring practices, generating notable discussion on Ha...

5.0

Writing correct software is hard and math alone won’t help us (2016)

A 2016 essay arguing that mathematical formalism alone cannot solve the fundamental challenges of writing correct software. The author draws on practical experience to suggest that software complexity...

5.0

The anti-marketing aspect of the Gemini network

An essay arguing that mainstream promotion platforms like Hacker News don't drive adoption of niche networks like Gemini, suggesting that genuine communities grow organically outside marketing funnels...

5.0

The Secret of Monkey Island: all 13 versions side by side

An interactive web showcase comparing all 13 versions of the classic point-and-click game 'The Secret of Monkey Island,' allowing users to drag and compare screenshots from different platforms side by...

5.0

Let’s Write a PostScript Interpreter

The article introduces building a minimal PostScript interpreter as an exercise in understanding human-scale programming languages. It walks through PostScript's tokenization model, its stack-based ex...

5.0

Hijacking Samsung TV Smart Hub Ads

Daniel Vrátil details how he circumvents forced Smart Hub ads on his 2022 Samsung TV after Pi-hole blocking failed post‑setup change. Leveraging the eMudhra CA compromise and mitmproxy, he routes TV t...

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Creating Diagrams and Graphs Using Modern CSS

An experimental article exploring how modern CSS features like border-shape, shape(), and anchor positioning can be used to create dynamic connections in diagrams and graphs. The author demonstrates a...

5.0

Futhark-J Bridge

Futhark-J Bridge is a library that allows writing Futhark code inline within J programs for automatic parallel CPU execution. It handles compilation, caching, and FFI calls automatically, with benchma...

5.0

The Elder Scrolls' most obscure adventure gets a 4K PC makeover

A free fan-made project called Shadowkey: Reforged ports The Elder Scrolls Travels: Shadowkey, originally a 2004 Nokia N-Gage mobile game, to modern PC with 4K resolution and updated art. The rewrite ...

5.0

Hundreds of streaming services and nothing to watch

A Nielsen Gracenote survey of 3,000 streaming users across six countries found that over 51% struggle to find something to watch, citing content abundance and platform fragmentation as the primary bar...

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Here are the 25 original Xbox games you can now play on PC

Microsoft is rolling out 25 original Xbox games playable on Windows PC, expanding from just four titles introduced in July. The move includes keyboard and mouse support across all games, with achievem...