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VOL. I·NO. 01
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2026
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  1. 001Hacker NewsOCT · 02English

    Android Nagios Client

    An Android app for monitoring Nagios Core servers, displaying host and service status with color-coded alerts, filtering, search, and acknowledgement capabilities. Built with Jetpack Compose and Material 3, it supports offline caching, home-screen widgets, and pull-to-refresh functionality.

    By Samm-Git
  2. 002Hacker NewsOCT · 01English

    Postgres DELETE can actually scale

    Postgres DELETE operations have a poor reputation for performance, but the article demonstrates they can scale effectively with proper optimization. The key challenge isn't deleting workflows themselves, but managing the cascading deletions of associated data across multiple tables and handling the MVCC (multi-version concurrency control) overhead that creates dead tuples requiring vacuum cleanup. By understanding Postgres's internal deletion mechanism and optimizing cache and index performance, DELETE can be used reliably in high-throughput systems processing tens of thousands of workflows per second.

    By Peter Kraft Qian Li
  3. 003Hacker NewsOCT · 01English

    Show HN: The coordination and durability layer for multi-agents

    CellaFlow is a coordination and durability layer for multi-agent AI systems that prevents duplicate actions, token waste, and side effects when multiple agents access the same resources concurrently or after crashes. It uses idempotency scoping, deterministic caching, and durable execution replay with RocksDB to ensure only one agent executes an action while others receive the result, eliminating redundant API calls and payment duplication.

    By Cellaflow Team
  4. 004Hacker NewsOCT · 01English

    Sriti Core – Local-first LLM router that cascades Ollama to cloud to frontier

    Sriti Core is an open-source intelligent routing proxy for LLMs that cascades requests through local models (Ollama), cost-effective cloud providers, and frontier models only when needed. It uses task classification, semantic caching, quality gates, and reliability learning to reduce cloud API costs while maintaining latency SLOs.

    By Sriti-Ai
  5. 005Hacker NewsOCT · 01English

    iOS and macOS CI benchmark: Avrea is 3-23x faster than GitHub Actions

    Avrea, a macOS CI service, benchmarks 3-23x faster than GitHub Actions for iOS and macOS builds by using Apple M5 Max machines with three caching layers: Xcode compilation cache, Tuist module cache, and Swift package registry. Testing on open-source apps like Firefox and Mastodon shows significant speedups, with performance gains driven by superior hardware and intelligent caching strategies.

    By Leo Lännenmäki
  6. 006Hacker NewsSEP · 30English

    Pining for Arc Downcasting in Rust

    A Rust developer discusses solving an expensive cloning problem in a concurrent cache implementation by using Arc pointers instead of cloning values, enabling cheap reference counting while maintaining thread safety.

    By birdculture
  7. 007Hacker NewsSEP · 30English

    AI API pricing index -September 2026

    An AI API pricing index tracking 80 public pricing records across 11 providers as of September 2026, showing median input prices of $0.10–$30 per 1M tokens, output prices of $0.10–$180 per 1M tokens, and cache discounts ranging from 75%–98%. September saw 14 pricing updates including new Claude, Gemini, GPT-6, Grok, and DeepSeek models.

    By kingkemol888
  8. 008AndroidAuthoritySEP · 30English

    Thousands of iOS apps started crashing because of Google (wait, what?)

    A bug in Google Analytics for Firebase caused thousands of iOS apps to crash simultaneously on September 29, 2026. Google fixed the issue within hours, but caching delays prolonged crashes for several additional hours, with some apps experiencing crash rates over 5,000 times higher than normal.

    By Akshay Gangwar
  9. 009Hacker NewsSEP · 30English

    How Does Instagram Instantly Know If Your Username Is Available?

    Instagram uses a layered architecture to quickly check username availability: client-side validation and debouncing reduce requests by an order of magnitude, a Bloom filter answers most queries from memory in microseconds, and a database index lookup handles the remaining cases. This design handles the high traffic from keystroke-by-keystroke checking during signup without overloading the database.

    By Naseebullah Ahmadi
  10. 010Hacker NewsSEP · 30English

    AAPR: Absolute-Address Partial Residency

    AAPR proposes applying caching principles to execution relations in trained Transformers by recording input-dependent activation patterns and reusing them during inference. Testing on a quantized Gemma 3 4B model showed that partial residency using recorded transition mappings could reproduce oracle results across multiple task categories without modifying the original model.

    By Negative Absence