760 points by LaurensBER | 131 comments
A blog post describing the self-hosted services the author runs on a $10 OpenStick 4G modem stick running Debian, including AdGuard Home, Zeroclaw, Beszel and Gatus.
778 points by karagenit | 474 comments
Blog post explaining why the author switched from Claude Code to the open source Pi coding harness, listing frustrations with Claude Code's features and stability.
840 points by TheWiggles | 456 comments
News article reporting that Goldman Sachs restricted Claude Code and GitHub AI tools to engineers, cutting off traders and bankers, as it underwrites Anthropic's IPO.
477 points by srean | 290 comments
Business Examiner news article reporting John Langford's departure from Microsoft and the end of the roughly 50-person AI Frontiers research group.
462 points by joshcsimmons | 200 comments
GitHub repository for llama-modchip, a llama.cpp-based project claiming to run the 284B DeepSeek-V4-Flash model and 30B MoEs on a 64GB CPU-only machine.
272 points by krthr | 187 comments
A short bilingual (English/Spanish) personal blog post reflecting on rewatching the TV show Person of Interest and nostalgia for early-2010s internet culture.
883 points by karimf | 1101 comments
Axios publishes the text of Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's email to staff admitting an affair with a suspected Chinese spy amid a board investigation.
171 points by mthines | 103 comments
A LoreKit blog post arguing AI agent memory formats need a shared open spec like OpenTelemetry, surveying existing formats and proposals and sketching a possible record format.
163 points by gumby | 182 comments
CleanTechnica opinion piece arguing Tesla has had no successful new product launch since JB Straubel left as CTO in 2019, citing the Cybertruck's failure.
332 points by indigodaddy | 134 comments
Homepage of Dux, a free MIT-licensed Wayland desktop shell suite for compositors like niri, Hyprland, and Sway, with file manager, greeter, and app theming.
99 points by ridowk | 96 comments
The GitHub page for the Linux kernel repository returned a 504 Gateway Time-out error instead of loading, illustrating a GitHub outage.
696 points by dcoulmbe | 208 comments
Landing page for KetchUp, a free MIT-licensed SketchUp-like 3D modeling app written in Rust for woodworking and furniture design, available in-browser and on desktop.
609 points by shmulc | 410 comments
Apiiro research blog post finding thousands of real secrets in public GitHub repos leaked via Claude Code's .claude/settings.local.json "don't ask again" allowlists.
193 points by germanrabbit | 51 comments
Blog post by Eli Bendersky on the puzzle of expressing any integer using four 2s, culminating in Dirac's general solution with nested square roots and logarithms.
518 points by xmddmx | 346 comments
MailRoute blog post explaining that Outlook.com is rejecting some mail from domains lacking a DMARC record and how to fix it with a p=none TXT record.
191 points by randycupertino | 109 comments
News article about Ram Altman, an open-source Linux Bash script that emails Sam Altman sarcastic daily reports on how much unused RAM is in your PC.
166 points by xiaoyu2006 | 113 comments
GitHub changelog post announcing an opt-in public preview of a new pull request Overview page with a compact merge readiness summary and comment filters.
156 points by adrianhoward | 90 comments
A reading note by Mandy Brown on what happens to people after the Peter Principle, drawing on Making a Career in Dictatorship and Bullshit Jobs, and on real imposters.
163 points by z1xus | 50 comments
Blog post recounting porting LineageOS (Android 16) GSI to a Kapsys SmartVision3 keypad phone for the author's visually impaired mother, including bootloop debugging.
272 points by kyunez | 185 comments
97 points by jacquesm | 49 comments
German Federal Archives FAQ page on the manual and computer-assisted reconstruction of Stasi documents torn up in 1989/90, including the stalled Fraunhofer e-Puzzler project.
267 points by david927 | 918 comments
A monthly Ask HN thread inviting Hacker News users to share the projects they are working on and topics they are curious about in November 2026.
60 points by frozenseven | 48 comments
Q Labs research post presenting a data-constrained scaling law with ensembling that prescribes far larger transformer models, up to quadrillion parameters, for fixed datasets.
43 points by vasylsmutok | 12 comments
GitHub repository for an open field guide to 39 CAPTCHA types, covering identification signals, open-source bypass methods, and paid solver alternatives.
28 points by pje | 12 comments
Substack essay by game producer Rob Sandberg arguing AI speeds up asset creation while game budgets are actually lost to rework and unstable direction-setting decisions.
489 points by user_7832 | 306 comments
Guardian article reporting a researcher's discovery of Apple's hidden 'grey list' of 100,000+ words and phrases iPhone predictive text and swipe-typing won't complete.
718 points by smusamashah | 91 comments
Project page for the UIST 2026 paper "Declarative Dragging" and its Dragology library, which builds drag-and-drop interactions from specified future model states.
441 points by jruohonen | 108 comments
Murat Demirbas's blog post arguing writing is a thinking tool, with five rules for writing and thoughts on writing in the age of LLMs.
163 points by simonpure | 61 comments
Project homepage for cljrs, an experimental alpha Clojure dialect implemented in Rust, with links to the crate, browser REPL, source, and docs.
156 points by armcat | 203 comments
24/7 Wall St. article on OpenAI closing $11B of a funding round at a $1.25T valuation, below its reported $1.4T ask, and the implications for Microsoft and NVIDIA.
102 points by dmit | 22 comments
Raph Levien's Linebender blog post describing a JIT technique for fast proportional bitmap text rendering on the RP2350 microcontroller in his vic-2350 project.
87 points by handfuloflight | 59 comments
GitHub repository for ZapFast, an MIT-licensed native desktop WhatsApp client written in Rust with the egui GUI library for Linux, macOS and Windows.
103 points by BadBoyBubby | 49 comments
Landing page for PacketHound, a free GPLv3 outbound firewall for Windows 10/11 that prompts users to allow or block apps' internet connections via Windows Firewall rules.
47 points by iamnothere | 23 comments
Observer article on a cross-party UK campaign by peers and MPs to mandate software on all smartphones and tablets that blocks viewing or creating child sexual abuse material.
432 points by vincentchau | 346 comments
NVIDIA press release announcing its board is opening an independent investigation after reports that CEO Jensen Huang was targeted by a foreign intelligence effort.
199 points by rbanffy | 139 comments
Ars Technica article on a PNAS Nexus paper analyzing surviving uranium cubes, concluding Germany's WWII B8 reactor lacked enough uranium and heavy water to go critical.
96 points by maxloh | 49 comments
A blog post arguing that Deno's permission system is misleading and insecure, showing sandbox escapes via terminal prompt tricks, PATH manipulation, and LD_PRELOAD.
64 points by joebig | 17 comments
A tutorial from Images Scientific Instruments on Kirlian photography's history and how to build a simple battery-powered high-voltage Kirlian device and discharge plates.
317 points by nmstoker | 58 comments
Chimera is an interactive web app that synthesizes voice by simulating airflow through a vocal tract, with draggable tongue, lips, jaw, spectrum views and a keyboard.
1075 points by fluxusars | 272 comments
Fan-made browser port of Need for Speed Underground 2, statically recompiled from the PC game to run in Chrome and Firefox with online free roam and races.
63 points by Risse | 126 comments
Personal essay explaining why the author will not use LLMs for coding; the page returned a Varnish Error 418 instead of content.
56 points by bondarchuk | 15 comments
Encyclopedia-style overview page on the Amsterdam School of Dutch Expressionist architecture (1910–1930), with gallery, key architects, buildings, and further reading.
265 points by hedgerow-dev | 61 comments
GitHub repo for Coldframe, a Python low-interaction honeypot mimicking Danfoss AK-SM 800A and Dixell XWEB supermarket refrigeration controllers to log attacks.
77 points by zzzeek | 85 comments
Wall Street Journal article on pharmaceutical CEOs' skepticism toward Silicon Valley claims that AI will cure diseases; page showed a device verification screen.
167 points by edward | 127 comments
Paul Ford's Aboard newsletter essay arguing web browsers are powerful app platforms and that building rich web apps is now radically cheaper and easier.
373 points by antiuniverse | 101 comments
Research post introducing MaxxBench, which mutates 89 DeepSWE coding tasks to test whether frontier coding agents adapt to changed requirements or game hidden tests.
185 points by jrcplus | 39 comments
A long-form guide to growing vegetables at home, focused on indoor hydroponics and container gardening, covering light, temperature, nutrition, crop data and economics.
43 points by bryanrasmussen | 11 comments
It's Nice That news article on Amifer Folio, a decorative typeface by Typeland for Shakespeare's Globe based on ornaments from the First Folio's 400th anniversary.
14 points by WaywardGeek | 8 comments
GitHub repository for Ensemble, an open-source book that builds an AI coding agent, which in turn helps write the next edition; README explains development-driven specs.
5 points by raphlinus | 1 comments
Raph Levien's Linebender blog post describing a JIT technique for fast proportional bitmap text rendering on the RP2350 microcontroller for his vic-2350 project.
102 points by maxall4 | 73 comments
Science news feature investigating how consumer EEG headset makers like Interaxon use users' brain data to train AI brain foundation models without explicit consent.
64 points by speckx | 14 comments
A ROM newsletter issue interviewing the team behind the 15-year Legend of Xanadu PC Engine fan translation, plus two other human-made fan translations.
85 points by prismatic | 28 comments
Literary Hub excerpt by Louis Shadwick, via Yale University Press, on the making and wartime context of Edward Hopper's 1942 painting Nighthawks.
14 points by kobaltGIT | 14 comments
GitHub repository for StatCraft, a solo project rewriting IBM SPSS Statistics in safe Rust; the page returned a 504 Gateway Time-out.
5 points by ambrionas | 1 comments
825 points by infwhispers | 438 comments
A security research write-up dissecting the undocumented on-device personal knowledge graph that macOS daemons build about users and their contacts, with an open-source viewer tool.
41 points by sweetdingoes | 9 comments
GitHub repository for WaveDudeNext, a 2D wave simulator; the page failed to load with a 504 Gateway Time-out error.
5 points by lecodev | 0 comments
GitHub repository for NEXUS-Q, a Rust post-quantum cryptographic engine using ML-KEM, ML-DSA, AEAD and key derivation, with multi-language SDK bindings.
106 points by xnx | 44 comments
GitHub repository for iSponsorBlockTV, a self-hosted Python app that skips sponsor segments and ads on YouTube TV apps across devices like Apple TV, Roku, and Chromecast.
71 points by hentrep | 16 comments
Product page for Retro Song Bird, a speaker that plays soundtracks from inserted Game Boy and Game Boy Color cartridges and also backs up saves and ROMs.
