Pebble Watch software is now open source(ericmigi.com)
1190 points by Larrikin | 212 comments
Eric Migicovsky blog post announcing that Pebble watch software is now fully open source, with an embedded Tick Talk #4 video demoing the Pebble Time 2.
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Claude Opus 4.5(anthropic.com)
1040 points by adocomplete | 474 comments
Anthropic's announcement post introducing Claude Opus 4.5, its new frontier AI model, dated November 24, 2025.
Shai-Hulud Returns: Over 300 NPM Packages Infected(helixguard.ai)
967 points by mrdosija | 733 comments
HelixGuard blog post reporting that the Shai-Hulud worm returned, infecting over 300 npm packages via a fake Bun runtime within hours.
Unpowered SSDs slowly lose data(xda-developers.com)
710 points by amichail | 285 comments
XDA Developers article explaining that SSDs left unpowered for long periods gradually lose stored data due to charge leakage in NAND flash.
Claude Advanced Tool Use(anthropic.com)
644 points by lebovic | 255 comments
Anthropic engineering blog post introducing three beta features on the Claude Developer Platform that let Claude discover, learn, and execute tools dynamically.
France threatens GrapheneOS with arrests / server seizure for refusing backdoors(mamot.fr)
487 points by nabakin | 157 comments
Mastodon post by La Quadrature du Net criticizing French press articles attacking GrapheneOS as a tool used by drug traffickers.
Show HN: I built an interactive HN Simulator(news.ysimulator.run)
460 points by johnsillings | 202 comments
HN Simulator, a Hacker News clone where users submit posts and links and all comments are instantly generated by LLMs using commenter archetypes.
PS5 now costs less than 64GB of DDR5 memory. RAM jumps to $600 due to shortage(tomshardware.com)
432 points by speckx | 298 comments
Tom's Hardware article reporting that a 64GB DDR5 kit now costs about $600, more than a PS5, due to a DRAM shortage expected to worsen into 2026.
RuBee(computer.rip)
322 points by Sniffnoy | 56 comments
A Computers Are Bad newsletter post by J. B. Crawford about RuBee, an obscure low-frequency wireless tag technology used in DOE facilities to detect phones.
Implications of AI to schools(twitter.com)
322 points by bilsbie | 386 comments
An X post by Andrej Karpathy sharing points from a school board talk on AI in schools, arguing AI use in homework is undetectable and grading should shift to in-class work.
Ask HN: Hearing aid wearers, what's hot?
321 points by pugworthy | 187 comments
An Ask HN thread where a long-time hearing aid wearer asks for current recommendations to replace a Phonak Audeo 90, with commenters suggesting options like active ambient IEMs.
SHA1-Hulud the Second Comming – Postman, Zapier, PostHog All Compromised via NPM(aikido.dev)
317 points by birdculture | 98 comments
Aikido Security blog post reporting a second Shai Hulud npm supply-chain attack compromising packages from Zapier, ENS, AsyncAPI, PostHog, and Postman.
Quake Engine Indicators(fabiensanglard.net)
285 points by liquid_x | 56 comments
Build a Compiler in Five Projects(kmicinski.com)
184 points by azhenley | 41 comments
Isn't WSL2 just a VM?(ssg.dev)
147 points by sedatk | 79 comments
Fifty Shades of OOP(lesleylai.info)
124 points by todsacerdoti | 77 comments
Interactive λ-Reduction(deltanets.org)
123 points by jy14898 | 24 comments
WebR – R in the Browser(webr.sh)
97 points by creata | 28 comments
Technical Deflation(benanderson.work)
71 points by 0x79de | 64 comments
