0. Cloudflare acquires Deno (deno.com)
1371 points · 713 comments · by ilreb
Cloudflare is bringing the Deno team aboard, ending development of the Deno runtime after a year, shutting down Deno Deploy in six months, and shifting focus to a shared platform built around Workers and Durable Objects. [src]
1. Triple-A Minesweeper (minesweeper.mikelacher.com)
1417 points · 285 comments · by robin_reala
Triple-A Minesweeper is a web-based Minesweeper game hosted by developer Mike Lacher. [src]
2. Sorry, I'm in a meeting (iminafleeting.com)
1033 points · 284 comments · by splintersio
Fleeting is a website that plays synthetic, plausible meeting recordings and offers fake calendar invites to help users appear busy and deter interruptions. [src]
3. YouTuber Says Cops Visited Him After He Built a Flock-Style Camera to Track Cops (gizmodo.com)
695 points · 360 comments · by gumby
Canadian YouTuber Anthony Sistilli says two Peel Regional Police officers visited him after he built an automated license plate reader to track police vehicles, prompting a discussion about the privacy, transparency, and potential misuse of ALPR data. [src]
4. US imposes sanctions on ICC hours after former judge wins Nobel Peace Prize (reuters.com)
518 points · 523 comments · by poly2it
We couldn't summarize this story. [src]
5. Our $445M Series D (oxide.computer)
697 points · 329 comments · by ahlCVA
Oxide Computer raised a $445 million Series D led by Eclipse, with participation from existing investors, Atreides Management, and AMD, to fund inventory, expand manufacturing, fulfill its large backlog, and support continued growth after becoming profitable. [src]
6. Typesafe AI raises $870M at $7.5B (typesafe.ai)
443 points · 354 comments · by tosh
TypeSafe AI raised $870 million in a Series A led by Andreessen Horowitz, with participation from Sequoia Capital, DCVC, and angel investors, at a $7.5 billion valuation. [src]
7. Nobel Peace Prize for 2026 to Navanethem Pillay (nobelprize.org)
491 points · 251 comments · by Anon84
The Norwegian Nobel Committee awarded the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize to Navanethem “Navi” Pillay for advancing international law and holding perpetrators of war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide accountable. [src]
8. Keyboard differences between Windows and Macs (unsung.aresluna.org)
346 points · 285 comments · by sohkamyung
A detailed reference explains how Windows and Mac keyboards differ in key names, modifiers, symbols, shortcuts, text-field behavior, function keys, character input, navigation, and reserved commands—especially relevant to web-app developers supporting both platforms. [src]
9. Show HN: Let your AI agents paint big arrows, boxes and text on your screen (github.com)
415 points · 196 comments · by franze
Bigarrow is a MIT-licensed macOS CLI and Claude Code/Codex skill that lets AI agents display temporary, click-through arrows, boxes, and labels over interface elements without stealing focus or performing clicks. [src]
10. OpenAI fires three safety researchers for "mishandling research information" (techcrunch.com)
365 points · 228 comments · by trakkstar
OpenAI fired three safety researchers over alleged mishandling of research information, according to the headline, while a later CNBC report is linked for additional coverage. [src]
11. Yandex Takes a Second Data Center Hit in 48 Hours (united24media.com)
244 points · 347 comments · by ortusdux
A drone attack reportedly disabled several modules at Yandex’s major data center in Russia’s Kaluga region, following an earlier strike on the company’s facility in Ryazan region. [src]
12. Programming Isn't Special (blog.glyph.im)
276 points · 265 comments · by ingve
The author argues that programming is a creative art like writing, music, and visual design, warning that using AI to eliminate mundane coding undermines skill development, aesthetic judgment, and the possibility of future innovation. [src]
13. No Man Is an Island (borretti.me)
325 points · 208 comments · by zetalyrae
The author argues that AI’s automation of intellectual work is eroding shared communities, human motivation, and meaningful contributions, making sustained private intellectual activity—and vibrant fields such as software engineering and mathematics—increasingly difficult to maintain. [src]
14. Show HN: Carrier-Explode: iPhone, Pixel and Galaxy carrier settings decoded (carrierexplode.com)
425 points · 55 comments · by simplyalec
Carrier-Explode archives carrier settings for major phone brands and provides decoders and explanations for baseband configurations, though some assumptions still need verification. [src]
15. Python 3.15 (python.org)
314 points · 109 comments · by ngoldbaum
Python 3.15.0, released October 9, 2026, adds UTF-8 by default, unpacking in comprehensions, lazy imports, new built-in types, improved typing and C APIs, an upgraded experimental JIT, and enhanced platform support. [src]
16. Show HN: Quake ported to safe Rust, playable in browser (quake-srp.pages.dev)
239 points · 180 comments · by ilreb
Quake-SRP ports id Software’s 1996 Quake to safe Rust, letting users play the software-rendered game and mission packs in a browser with keyboard, mouse, and gamepad support. [src]
17. 'Wallace and Gromit,' 90% Alone (animationobsessive.substack.com)
299 points · 47 comments · by vinhnx
Nick Park made about 90% of *A Grand Day Out* largely alone over seven years, and the 1989 short’s success launched *Wallace and Gromit* while shaping his signature style. [src]
18. Nix wrote half of my debugger (fzakaria.com)
235 points · 63 comments · by ingve
Rewind VM uses Nix’s reproducible inputs, sources, and debug symbols to provide deterministic replay, schedule perturbation, run comparison, and gdb-based debugging for race conditions in Nix builds. [src]
19. Germany transforms former coal mines into Europe's largest lake landscape (euronews.com)
189 points · 103 comments · by ohjeez
Germany is transforming former coal mines in Lusatia into Europe’s largest artificial lake landscape, with five lakes set to connect by navigable canals this summer, supporting tourism, water storage and regional redevelopment. [src]
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