Kiro: A new agentic IDE(kiro.dev)
974 points by QuinnyPig | 412 comments
Blog post announcing Kiro, a new agentic IDE in preview that works alongside developers from prototype to production.
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Apple's MLX adding CUDA support(github.com)
522 points by nsagent | 181 comments
A GitHub pull request (closed, WIP) in Apple's ml-explore/mlx repository adding an experimental CUDA backend to the MLX framework.
Cognition (Devin AI) to Acquire Windsurf(cognition.ai)
486 points by alazsengul | 406 comments
Cognition blog post announcing its agreement to acquire Windsurf, the AI coding IDE company.
Oakland cops gave ICE license plate data; SFPD also illegally shared with feds(sfstandard.com)
472 points by danso | 365 comments
San Francisco Standard news article reporting that Oakland police shared license plate reader data with ICE and SFPD also illegally shared such data with federal agencies.
Data brokers are selling flight information to CBP and ICE(eff.org)
457 points by exiguus | 245 comments
EFF Deeplinks article reporting that data brokers are selling travelers' flight information to U.S. Customs and Border Protection and ICE.
Apple's Browser Engine Ban Persists, Even Under the DMA(open-web-advocacy.org)
443 points by yashghelani | 308 comments
Open Web Advocacy blog post arguing that Apple still effectively bans third-party browser engines on iOS despite the EU Digital Markets Act.
Show HN: Refine – A Local Alternative to Grammarly(refine.sh)
369 points by runjuu | 186 comments
Landing page for Refine, a macOS grammar-checking app powered by local AI models that keeps writing on-device as a private alternative to Grammarly.
LIGO detects most massive black hole merger to date(caltech.edu)
349 points by Eduard | 184 comments
Caltech news article announcing that LIGO detected the most massive black hole merger observed to date via gravitational waves.
Random selection is necessary to create stable meritocratic institutions(assemblingamerica.substack.com)
330 points by namlem | 282 comments
Substack essay by Paul Melman arguing that random selection (sortition) is needed to keep meritocratic institutions stable against gamed selection criteria.
How I build software quickly(evanhahn.com)
301 points by kiyanwang | 153 comments
RFC: PHP license update(wiki.php.net)
251 points by josephwegner | 67 comments
On doing hard things(parv.bearblog.dev)
249 points by speckx | 88 comments
The Collapse of the FDA(nytimes.com)
174 points by littlexsparkee | 109 comments
Strategies for Fast Lexers(xnacly.me)
173 points by xnacly | 67 comments
Death by a Thousand Slops(daniel.haxx.se)
132 points by robin_reala | 63 comments
You Are in a Box(jyn.dev)
107 points by todsacerdoti | 107 comments
Tell HN: 1.1.1.1 Appears to Be Down
103 points by Wingy | 38 comments
Lightning Detector Circuits(techlib.com)
83 points by nateb2022 | 40 comments
The Art of Roland-Garros(garros.gallery)
55 points by pentagrama | 5 comments
