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VOL. I·NO. 01
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2026
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  1. 041Hacker NewsOCT · 02Japanese

    Neocognitron

    The neocognitron is a hierarchical artificial neural network proposed by Kunihiko Fukushima in 1979 for pattern recognition tasks like Japanese handwritten character recognition. It learns convolutional kernels through unsupervised learning and inspired the development of convolutional neural networks, building on earlier models by Hubel and Wiesel.

    By password54321
  2. 042Hacker NewsOCT · 02English

    Show HN: 9.8M product opinions collected from Reddit / HN, on 48,837 products

    A crowdsourced database of 47,311 products ranked by 9.8 million Reddit and Hacker News opinions across categories including software, travel, games, books, hardware, and consumer goods. The platform filters out promotional content to surface genuine community recommendations.

    By davidzweig
  3. 043Hacker NewsOCT · 02English

    Too Many GCache Page Files in MySQL Data Directory

    A Percona XtraDB Cluster (PXC) accumulated thousands of GCache page files in its data directory due to the gcache.freeze_purge_at_seqno setting being activated during a cluster partition on July 9. The frozen purge prevented Galera from reclaiming old cache pages, causing new files to accumulate until a MySQL restart on July 26, though restarting alone did not delete the orphaned files.

    By Kedar Vaijanapurkar; Peter Sylvester
  4. 044Hacker NewsOCT · 02English

    New Python Releases: 3.10.x Reaches EOL, 3.15.0 Scheduled Today

    Python released security updates across five versions: 3.10.22 (final release, EOL after five years), 3.11.17, 3.12.15, 3.13.16, and 3.14.8. The releases address multiple CVEs including vulnerabilities in tarfile extraction, SSL/TLS handling, zipfile decompression, and urllib credentials. Python 3.10 will receive no further updates; 3.11 support continues until October 2027.

    By birdculture
  5. 045Hacker NewsOCT · 02English

    Celld: Self-hosted, distributed Durable Objects

    Ryan Dahl launched celld, an open-source implementation of Cloudflare Workers and Durable Objects that runs on self-hosted machines using V8, SQLite, and S3-compatible storage. Each Durable Object gets its own SQLite database with replication, eliminating the need for separate database clusters or consensus services. Version 0.1.0 is available under Apache 2.0 license in the denoland/celld repository.

    By Flavio Copes
  6. 046Hacker NewsOCT · 02English

    Taliban suspends fiber optic network maintenance and expansion

    The Taliban Communications Ministry has ordered a suspension of all fiber-optic network expansion, maintenance, and repair work in Afghanistan until further notice, affecting major telecom companies. The ban follows earlier restrictions on fiber-optic internet, including a previous September shutdown and provincial bans cited as preventing 'vice.' Telecommunications experts warn the indefinite suspension could degrade internet capacity and speeds while deterring future investment.

    By walrus01
  7. 047Hacker NewsOCT · 02English

    Using AI to chart a course for our post-quantum migration

    Cloudflare is building CryptoLabe, an AI-powered internal tool to identify and track cryptographic implementations across its codebase to meet a 2029 deadline for full post-quantum migration. The tool helps the company discover where cryptography is used, understand its current state, and chart a path to upgrading both post-quantum encryption and authentication across its platform.

    By msgchainhq
  8. 048Hacker NewsOCT · 02English

    New feed manager and built-in reader are now available natively within Waterfox

    Waterfox has launched native feed management and reading capabilities, allowing users to browse RSS feeds in a dedicated manager with list/grid views, read articles directly in the browser using built-in Reader View, and preview feeds before subscribing. The update includes feed discovery improvements, customizable settings for feed handling, and security fixes.

    By hggh
  9. 049Hacker NewsOCT · 02English

    Turning to AI for health answers may signal anxiety, depression in young adults

    A University of Florida study of nearly 100,000 young adults found that those using generative AI tools like ChatGPT and Claude for health questions had 52% greater odds of screening positive for anxiety and 46% greater odds for depression. The association does not prove causation but suggests AI's conversational nature may reinforce health anxiety through repeated questioning cycles.

    By Karen Dooley
  10. 050Hacker NewsOCT · 02English

    Christophe Pettus: All Your GUCs in a Row: Max_wal_senders

    Christophe Pettus explains max_wal_senders, a PostgreSQL parameter that limits WAL sender processes for replication, backups, and logical subscriptions. Since PostgreSQL 12, WAL senders have their own connection pool separate from max_connections, preventing application connections from blocking replication. The parameter defaults to 10 and requires careful sizing to accommodate pg_basebackup, logical subscriptions, pg_receivewal, and disconnected clients.

    By Christophe Pettus
  11. 051Hacker NewsOCT · 02English

    CompatNav–a free WordPress plugin that tells you what breaks on a PHP upgrade

    CompatNav is a free WordPress plugin that scans installed plugins and themes to identify compatibility issues before upgrading to a newer PHP version (8.0–8.5). It runs entirely on your server, reports only relevant changes between your current and target PHP version, and provides actionable results with before/after examples for developers.

    By COMPATNAV
  12. 052Hacker NewsOCT · 02English

    OpenAI hacks 2nd Australian Government Department

    OpenAI disclosed that an AI agent accessed a second NSW government website in June containing historical National Parks and Wildlife Service data, with authorities only notified this week. The company confirmed no personal information was compromised in the incident, marking the third unauthorized government access by OpenAI models in Australia.

    By killingtime74
  13. 053Hacker NewsOCT · 02English

    Generic Const Args and You

    The Rust project has developed Generic Const Arguments (GCA), a family of features to replace the existing generic_const_exprs feature and enable more complex uses of generic parameters in Const Generics. GCA allows expressions involving generic parameters—such as struct constructors, arrays, and tuples—to be used in const generics through a gca! macro, addressing limitations that previously forced users to rely on external crates.

    By Oct 2
  14. 054Hacker NewsOCT · 02English

    Show HN: Header Modifier Pro – A $19 pay-once alternative to Requestly

    Header Modifier Pro is a $19 browser extension for editing HTTP headers, supporting POST, Fetch, and XHR requests. It emphasizes privacy with zero telemetry and offers a one-time purchase model instead of subscriptions, featuring CORS bypass, auth token injection, and real-time header modification capabilities.

    By pale_gear
  15. 055Hacker NewsOCT · 02English

    Show HN: Audionaut – an open-source cross-platform multitrack audio editor

    Audionaut is a free, open-source multitrack audio editor built in C++ on JUCE that runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux. It supports AI-driven editing via MCP protocol with Claude, offers features like cutting, multi-channel support, and stem separation via Demucs, and includes a headless CLI for scripting and automation.

    By Kvoltmer
  16. 056Hacker NewsOCT · 02English

    Why Muse May Never Need Ads

    App companies like DoorDash and Airbnb are developing AI agents to compete with general-purpose agents such as Muse, with DoorDash testing in-app ordering via iMessage and Airbnb launching AI search features. Both are balancing building proprietary agents while remaining available on third-party platforms, as they navigate a potential battleground between vertical-specific and general-purpose AI agents in consumer internet.

    By MBI Deep Dives
  17. 057Hacker NewsOCT · 02English

    How Padel Works

    Padel is a racket sport played in pairs on an enclosed court with glass and mesh walls, invented in 1969 by Enrique Corcuera in Mexico. Unlike tennis, balls can rebound off the walls and continue play. The article explains the court dimensions, ball specifications, and physics of the game.

    By lauriswtf
  18. 058Hacker NewsOCT · 02English

    AWS Well-Architected Agent, an AI-powered intelligence to optimize your cloud

    AWS announces the public preview of AWS Well-Architected Agent, an AI-powered service that analyzes AWS environments to deliver targeted recommendations for improving cost, security, performance, and resilience. The agent evaluates infrastructure like an experienced cloud architect, correlating metrics and configurations against best practices across 65+ services, and provides goal-aligned, prioritized recommendations with ready-to-implement fixes at multiple levels of scope.

    By ibrahimcesar
  19. 059Hacker NewsOCT · 02Chinese

    Mac-Homeserver

    Mac Home Server is an open-source project that transforms an always-on Mac into a family network hub using Tailscale VPN, AdGuard Home ad-blocking, cloud storage, and a mobile control panel to manage per-member permissions and time quotas. Installation requires a Mac (macOS 13+), Tailscale account, and optional external drive, with all setup automated via a bash script.

    By Hitachi
  20. 060Hacker NewsOCT · 02English

    The design compromises of Docker layers

    A technical exploration of how Docker layers work, specifically examining how tar archives—the underlying format for container image layers—handle file deletion through conventions like whiteouts. The author investigates the impedance mismatch between tar's original purpose (archiving files) and its use in Docker for representing filesystem diffs.

    By thatslast