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  1. 021Hacker NewsSEP · 30English

    Qt 6.12 LTS Released

    Qt 6.12 LTS has been released with enhanced cybersecurity features, improved UI performance, and new capabilities like Canvas Painter and hot reload for QML. As a Long-Term Support release, it provides five years of maintenance and meets EU Cyber Resilience Act requirements, with official support for HarmonyOS and various developer improvements including QRangeModel enhancements and QtGrpc optimizations.

    By Volker Hilsheimer
  2. 022Hacker NewsSEP · 30English

    The Elevator Receipt

    Meta is building a cloud business to sell spare AI compute capacity, joining SpaceX, Anthropic, and Google in a rapidly commodifying compute market. Futures exchanges like CME and ICE have launched GPU compute futures contracts, creating fungible markets for compute resources similar to how grain elevators standardized wheat trading in the 1800s, potentially shifting pricing power from compute producers to intermediaries.

    By David Aronchick
  3. 023Hacker NewsSEP · 30English

    Another Look at Provable Security

    An essay critiques the "provable security" paradigm in cryptography, arguing that while mathematical proofs of security are valuable, the field should maintain skepticism and critical analysis rather than treating this approach as the only valid methodology, consistent with scientific progress through challenging established paradigms.

    By Neal Koblitz; Alfred Menezes
  4. 024Hacker NewsSEP · 30English

    Show HN: Make personalized cinematic videos in minutes

    yume is an AI-powered platform that generates personalized cinematic videos in 10-15 minutes by combining user-supplied photos and details with pre-written, director-crafted templates. Users browse templates, fill a short form, and receive a finished video via email with one free edit included; no subscription or software installation required.

    By dayaya
  5. 025Hacker NewsSEP · 30English

    A glimpse into life inside a child prison in France

    A photojournalistic account of conditions in a French juvenile detention facility reveals overcrowded cells where young detainees spend up to 23 hours daily with minimal educational or recreational access, leading to psychological deterioration, loss of privacy, and mental health struggles documented through interviews with inmates.

    By Alexandre Bagdassarian; Guardian staff reporter
  6. 026Hacker NewsSEP · 30English

    Museum of Time-Based Art

    The Museum of Time-Based Art is a comprehensive catalog of artistic projects that use time as a core element, spanning from 1962 to the present. It documents both completed works and ongoing projects across photography, performance, digital art, and other media, organized into past and present sections.

    By NaOH
  7. 027Hacker NewsSEP · 30English

    RFK Jr outlines expansive vision for collecting US health data at Maha event

    RFK Jr, the HHS secretary, outlined plans to centralize and analyze US health data from multiple federal agencies using AI, including investigations into potential vaccine links to autism and mortality. The proposal involves connecting medical records across government programs and private platforms, with data accessible to researchers and AI systems. The event was hosted by the Maha Institute, founded by prominent anti-vaccine activists.

    By Melody Schreiber
  8. 028Hacker NewsSEP · 30English

    Trump decrees era of 'Super Intelligence' upon us

    Trump declares an era of 'Super Intelligence' while tech industry headlines cover AI security concerns including self-replicating prompt injections, major corporate AI initiatives from Meta and others, hardware advances, and ongoing cybersecurity threats from state actors and ransomware campaigns.

    By Lindsay Clark
  9. 029Hacker NewsSEP · 30Chinese

    Show HN: Honorfit – a pushup app blocker for your phone

    HonorFit is a pushup app blocker that requires users to complete exercises to earn phone screen time, with no camera, motion tracking, or data collection. Built by Thomas Willheim, it tracks various exercises independently and stores all data locally on the device.

    By tnrich
  10. 030Hacker NewsSEP · 30English

    Show HN: Token compression CLI to save Codex/Astra costs

    Yolanda and Spencer built a token compression CLI tool that reduces API costs for Codex by 29.6% using a fine-tuned Qwen model to trim tool call outputs while preserving agent trajectory. The open-source tool is available on GitHub and designed specifically for coding agents, offering up to 30% cost savings depending on context complexity.

    By yolandac
  11. 031Hacker NewsSEP · 30English

    Why Hawaii Is the Only US State with a Foreign Flag Inside Its Own

    Hawaii is the only US state to display a foreign flag as its official state flag, featuring the British Union Jack in the top left corner. Created during the War of 1812 to symbolize Hawaii's friendship with both the US and Britain, the flag reflects Hawaii's unique history as an independent nation before joining the union. The article traces Hawaii's first European contact through British Captain James Cook in 1778, whose arrival initiated trade relationships and cultural exchanges that transformed the islands.

    By Alexander Reed
  12. 032Hacker NewsSEP · 30English

    Claude Says

    A critical essay arguing that over-reliance on AI for decision-making undermines human critical thinking and judgment. The author contends that deferring to AI outputs creates false authority, enables poor engineering decisions, and atrophies cognitive ability, while advocating for simpler solutions and genuine expertise.

    By speckx
  13. 033Hacker NewsSEP · 30English

    Show HN: I built a free Burp/Caido alternative that needs zero setup

    A developer built apiaxess, an open-source alternative to Burp and Caido for API testing that requires minimal setup. It captures and analyzes mobile app traffic across multiple HTTP clients and GraphQL, exports to OpenAPI and Postman formats, and includes live request replay and fuzzing capabilities.

    By coding-maniac
  14. 034Hacker NewsSEP · 30English

    Helheim-Emacs: Helheim to Helix is what Spacemacs and Doom are to Vim

    Helheim is a modular Emacs configuration framework that emulates Helix's selection-action modal editing with multiple cursors, combining it with the full Emacs ecosystem. It includes pre-configured modules for version control, IDE features, Org-mode knowledge management, and terminal integration, requiring Emacs 29.1 or later.

    By Helheim-Emacs
  15. 035Hacker NewsSEP · 30English

    So what's happening with Russia's new, long-delayed crewed spacecraft?

    Russia's Roscosmos has been developing a next-generation crewed spacecraft for nearly two decades through various iterations and name changes, from initial collaboration discussions with Europe to its current designation as PTK NP. After two decades of concept work and renderings, the project has seen limited actual hardware development, with recent leadership changes under CEO Dmitry Bakanov shifting away from the previous "Eagle" branding.

    By Eric Berger
  16. 036Hacker NewsSEP · 30English

    Show HN: OpenSecurityTraining2 – Open-source cybersecurity training

    OpenSecurityTraining2 is an open-source platform providing free, self-paced cybersecurity training with materials available under Creative Commons and other open licenses. Instructors can remix and build upon existing courses, enabling continuous knowledge sharing and accessibility.

    By therepanic
  17. 037Hacker NewsSEP · 30English

    Show HN: Kyno – Direction as a first-class primitive for AI agents

    Kyno is a system that makes direction a first-class primitive for AI agents by allowing humans to set and update missions and principles (called constitutions) that guide agent behavior. Agents fetch current direction through adapters before each step, enabling real-time mission changes without halting workflows. The tool is available via pip and supports multiple transport mechanisms starting with SQLite and stdio.

    By cizambra
  18. 038Hacker NewsSEP · 30English

    Launch HN: Magnitude (YC S25) – Self-optimizing inference engine for agents

    Magnitude is an open-source inference engine that optimizes itself for your hardware, enabling open models to run up to 2x faster than llama.cpp by compiling and tuning kernels on your device. It works across Apple Silicon, NVIDIA, AMD, and CPU-only systems, integrates with popular agents like Pi and Codex, and keeps all data private and offline.

    By Magnitudedev
  19. 039Hacker NewsSEP · 30English

    Lichen – A local, BOY model system1 (Jev) server with image support

    Lichen is an open-weight local model system that replaces Jev for decision-making tasks with image support, running on consumer hardware via vLLM. It achieves comparable performance to Jev (207/231 on JevBench) with 56ms median latency and accurately interprets images, including identifying road signs with 92% accuracy.

    By Mushroom-Systems
  20. 040Hacker NewsSEP · 30English

    Show HN: Sedum – Playwright tests in English, cheap enough to run on every PR

    Sedum is an open-source tool for writing browser tests in plain English using TypeScript and Playwright, designed to run affordably on every pull request by leveraging a fast, cost-efficient AI model for element detection and claim verification instead of expensive per-step platforms.

    By Sedum-Dev