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6 points by manish121 | 0 comments
GitHub repository for DOC-foundry, an adversarial multi-agent LangGraph system where AI agents write Sigma detection rules, attack them, and verify coverage.
61 points by jonesjohnson | 17 comments
Mailing list announcement that current Mbed TLS maintainers will stop maintaining the TLS and X.509 libraries from April 2027 unless new maintainers step in, with user replies.
56 points by marcusbasant | 28 comments
GitHub repository for MoofTCP, an MIT-licensed, memory-lean drop-in replacement for MacTCP on 68000 Macs running System 6, written mostly in C.
1516 points by motoroco | 477 comments
GitHub issue on anthropics/claude-code reporting that Claude Code includes the user's email address in the User-Agent header during web searches.
1417 points by sidgarimella | 465 comments
GitHub issue reporting that the Postman desktop app automatically installed Codex and Claude Code plugins, an MCP connection, and a CLI, and tried to self-approve its startup hook.
15 points by 99lcccss | 19 comments
GitHub release notes for flawless-ui-ux v1.0.0, a UI/UX design skill for AI coding agents adding an interactive installer and support for twelve agents.
392 points by user052919 | 138 comments
Ask HN post reporting that OpenAI's Codex 'Improve the model for everyone' data-sharing setting was silently re-enabled for users who had opted out.
446 points by Bogdanp | 199 comments
Filippo Valsorda's blog post on using Claude Code to debug his new Go implementation of the ML-DSA post-quantum signature algorithm.
1348 points by xiaoyu2006 | 488 comments
Blog post recounting how an AI agent trying to join the DN42 hobbyist network to scan it ran up a $6531.30 AWS bill for its operator.
66 points by ibobev | 7 comments
Playdate developer forum thread sharing advanced C optimization tricks learned while building a full-speed Game Boy emulator for the Playdate.
443 points by jfantl | 140 comments
A blog post by Jason Fantl exploring how to generate IDs that would remain unique across the entire universe, from UUIDs to cosmological scales.
396 points by todsacerdoti | 72 comments
A blog post describing the two-year effort to port the SBCL Common Lisp runtime to the Nintendo Switch so the Trial game engine can run on it.