Stories posted this day, by points. Rank history starts with the October 2026 rebuild.
1047 points by firloop | 790 comments
Tell HN post sharing an Anthropic email saying Claude subscription limits will no longer cover third-party harnesses like OpenClaw, requiring paid extra usage.
1016 points by andsoitis | 352 comments
BBC News article about the Artemis II crew capturing a striking photograph of Earth during their mission.
716 points by ramkarthikk | 185 comments
Blogosphere's minimal text frontpage, an HN-style aggregator listing recent posts from personal blogs across many categories.
626 points by franze | 137 comments
Landing page for apfel, an MIT-licensed tool exposing Apple's built-in on-device LLM on Macs as a CLI, OpenAI-compatible server, and chat.
571 points by tjwds | 1276 comments
Guardian news article reporting a US F-15E fighter jet confirmed shot down over Iran, with Tehran releasing wreckage images and a US rescue effort underway.
511 points by bookofjoe | 123 comments
Homepage of iNaturalist, a community platform for recording, sharing, and identifying observations of plants, animals, and other organisms.
493 points by kykeonaut | 232 comments
NVD entry for CVE-2026-33579, a privilege escalation vulnerability in OpenClaw; the captured screenshot shows a Reddit network-policy block page instead.
476 points by kklisura | 257 comments
Austin Today news article reporting that Oracle filed over 3,000 H-1B visa petitions while conducting mass layoffs, citing federal data.
459 points by detaro | 144 comments
EFF Deeplinks post arguing the FAA's temporary flight restriction on drones is an attempt to criminalize filming ICE operations.
351 points by eichin | 226 comments
Blog post by Michael Lynch describing how Anthropic researcher Nicholas Carlini used Claude Code to find remotely exploitable Linux kernel bugs, including one hidden for 23 years.
321 points by madman_dev | 134 comments
OnlyEU is a curated directory of European software, products and services offered as alternatives to US apps like Google, Apple and Dropbox.
318 points by surprisetalk | 308 comments
An essay by Joan Westenberg arguing that Marc Andreessen's dismissive views on introspection are mistaken.
194 points by uticus | 26 comments
178 points by veqq | 244 comments
147 points by janvdberg | 98 comments
136 points by performative | 38 comments
113 points by jandeboevrie | 116 comments
104 points by tosh | 24 comments
96 points by uticus | 17 comments
73 points by scour | 41 comments
53 points by ingve | 5 comments
27 points by speckx | 30 comments
27 points by tzury | 8 comments
