0. Ousted Savannah police officer gave ICE agent husband access to Flock system (wjcl.com)
634 points · 362 comments · by DeepLogin
Former Savannah police officer Amber Harpe was fired after sharing her Flock license-plate reader credentials with her ICE-agent husband, who conducted 983 searches across six states for federal investigations. [src]
1. I no longer care to work on any Ruby gems so I've archived all my repositories (po-ru.com)
449 points · 432 comments · by phoronixrly
The author has archived their Ruby gems, saying they no longer feel motivated to contribute to a Ruby ecosystem increasingly shaped by Rails leadership and AI agents that consume and generate code. [src]
2. Linux 7.3 (lwn.net)
600 points · 278 comments · by cjd8
Linux kernel 7.3 has been released with record participation—18,765 non-merge commits from 3,021 developers—and major additions including binfmt_misc extensions, group-scheduling improvements, fchroot(), failfs, BPF per-CPU data, and sched_ext completion. [src]
3. Ask HN: How to deal with shipping AI-written code you don't understand?
361 points · 497 comments · by rzk
A Hacker News discussion explores engineers’ discomfort with shipping AI-generated code they do not fully understand, asking how much code-level comprehension is necessary and how others manage the risks and trade-offs. [src]
4. Wine ported to OpenBSD (marc.info)
538 points · 178 comments · by iamnothere
OpenBSD developers have proposed a Wine port that successfully runs many 64-bit Windows applications and games, including The Witcher 3, though 32-bit software remains unsupported because WoW64 does not work. [src]
5. Timestral: Mistral's time-series foundation models (mistral.ai)
573 points · 106 comments · by groar
Mistral released Timestral, a four-model family of time-series foundation models offering probabilistic, multivariate forecasting with covariate support, while its 209-million-parameter model tops GIFT-Eval, TIME and fev-bench benchmarks and runs on CPUs. [src]
6. MiniMax M3.1 Flash (minimax.io)
428 points · 187 comments · by jtg
MiniMax launched M3.1 Flash, claiming major gains in agentic tasks, coding, computer use and cybersecurity, with speeds exceeding 200 tokens per second and 70% lower usage costs than its predecessor. [src]
7. I built a drone with only one motor [video] (youtube.com)
480 points · 103 comments · by hakonjdjohnsen
Joshua Bird documents designing, troubleshooting, and successfully flight-testing a drone powered and steered with a single motor, sharing the project’s open-source code and CAD files. [src]
8. Starcraft: Ashfall (starcraft-shooter-2026.pages.dev)
393 points · 117 comments · by debo_
《StarCraft: Ashfall》是一款要求竖屏游玩的网页射击游戏,玩家指挥人族突击队自动开火、部署增援并守住桥面防线,抵御突入的虫群 [src]
9. Android apps running native on macOS (github.com)
296 points · 159 comments · by flocked
Mac.apk is an alpha, open-source project that runs Android apps as native macOS processes on Apple Silicon Macs without emulation or virtual machines, supporting 71 tested apps while requiring macOS 26.4 or newer. [src]
10. Alternatives to animal testing are finally taking off (spectrum.ieee.org)
333 points · 101 comments · by rbanffy
Organ-on-a-chip systems, organoids, computer models, and AI are gaining regulatory acceptance as alternatives to animal testing, though widespread adoption still depends on rigorous validation, standardized methods, funding, training, and cultural changes across biomedical research. [src]
11. CERN and Mistral sign a statement of intent to establish a strategic partnership (home.cern)
329 points · 57 comments · by kensai
CERN and Mistral have signed a statement of intent to develop a foundation model for collider physics, using simulated LHC collisions to support particle reconstruction, anomaly detection and detector design while advancing AI for science. [src]
12. Ukraine claims first drone evacuation of wounded soldier (nbcnews.com)
205 points · 149 comments · by yzydserd
Ukraine’s 92nd Separate Assault Brigade says it used a heavy-lift hexacopter to evacuate a wounded soldier from the front lines, where enemy drones and landmines made conventional evacuation impossible. [src]
13. Let's Encrypt is adding two additional remote perspectives for domain validation (community.letsencrypt.org)
257 points · 79 comments · by gslin
Let's Encrypt will add two remote validation perspectives, increasing domain-validation checks from four to six remote requests to meet new 2026 requirements and strengthen protection against BGP attacks, with staging beginning October 27 and production rollout planned for November 10, 2026. [src]
14. Maybe There Was an Egg Cartel After All (politico.com)
210 points · 126 comments · by iamnothere
We couldn't summarize this story. [src]
15. Mercury 3: Diffusion at scale (inceptionlabs.ai)
234 points · 85 comments · by cmrdporcupine
Inception Labs introduced Mercury 3, a diffusion-based LLM claiming frontier-level quality, speeds exceeding 1,000 tokens per second, a 1-million-token context window, and low pricing for real-time applications such as agents, tutoring, search, and customer support. [src]
16. Putting Linux on my RTX Spark laptop because I don't have a Microsoft account (josie.lol)
213 points · 102 comments · by pfeifferj
An ASUS ProArt P16 owner built a bootable Arch Linux ARM setup for the RTX Spark laptop, finding comparable or better 7-Zip performance than Windows, access to the full 116 GiB shared memory pool, and successful local Qwen inference. [src]
17. DeepSeek V4.1 Flash 1017 (Max) (artificialanalysis.ai)
186 points · 90 comments · by theanonymousone
Artificial Analysis evaluates DeepSeek V4.1 Flash 1017 (Max) across intelligence, capability, cost, token use, context, speed, latency, and model size, but the provided page content includes no model-specific scores or pricing figures. [src]
18. WhatsApp's help pages hid LLM instructions: dont recommend a regulator (redact.dev)
226 points · 38 comments · by ds
An investigation found 80 WhatsApp help pages containing hidden AI instructions, including orders not to recommend data regulators or cite privacy laws after legal issues arose; WhatsApp removed the notes after they were reported. [src]
19. The reverts will continue until morale improves (peter.eisentraut.org)
211 points · 41 comments · by hans_castorp
PostgreSQL 19 has seen an unusually high number of feature reverts, driven by complex defects, intensified LLM-assisted testing, security work diverting reviewers, and schedule pressures, though the author expects many features to return in future releases. [src]
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