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  1. 001Hacker NewsSEP · 16English

    Hosting your vibecoded slop safely

    A guide for self-hosting vibecoded applications using personal VPS servers with Kubernetes, Docker, and GitOps tools like ArgoCD instead of relying on cloud providers like Cloudflare or AWS. The approach prioritizes independence, cost control, and flexibility while maintaining security through private-by-default access and Tailscale networking.

    By wesnet
  2. 002Hacker NewsSEP · 16English

    Langdock (YC S23) moves from a US corporation to a European company

    Langdock, a Y Combinator S23 company, has restructured from a US corporation to a European company (Societas Europaea registered in Germany) to position itself as a champion in AI development. The platform serves over 13,000 organizations with AI tools for meetings, workflows, and code, powered by proprietary infrastructure built on European soil to drive compound growth in AI adoption.

    By ppati000
  3. 003Hacker NewsSEP · 16English

    Everyone Says Datacenter Moratoriums Are Killing the US Buildout. We Disagree

    Multiple US states and hundreds of local jurisdictions have enacted datacenter moratoriums amid concerns over electricity, water, and land use. However, analysis shows these restrictions affect only ~2.3 GW of the projected 38 GW datacenter capacity delivery in 2027, with most projects proceeding through alternative permitting paths or behind-the-meter power solutions.

    By Maya Barkin; Reyk Knuhtsen; Jeremie Eliahou Ontiveros; Dylan Patel
  4. 004Hacker NewsSEP · 16English

    A new privacy savy openrouter

    OpenRouter introduces in-region routing that restricts API requests to infrastructure located in specific regions (EU or US), with guardrails to enforce data residency policies. Requests fail rather than silently route outside the specified region, and enforcement applies across all OpenRouter API surfaces for Business and Enterprise plans.

    By gvieri
  5. 005Hacker NewsSEP · 16English

    Ask HN: How do you test an app from a region you're not physically in?

    A developer seeks solutions for testing a B2B product across overseas markets where region-specific bugs (payment SDKs, CDN caching, network issues) don't reproduce with VPNs or emulators. They're considering self-hosted physical devices in target countries but worry about operational challenges like carrier NAT, unattended updates, and hardware drift.

    By Stranger5901
  6. 006Hacker NewsSEP · 16English

    COBOL dev won .NET hackathon with help from AI

    A COBOL developer won a .NET hackathon with assistance from AI tools. The article appears in a tech news roundup covering AI infrastructure, security threats, and open-source software developments.

    By Simon Sharwood
  7. 007Hacker NewsSEP · 16English

    The structure and lasting impact of the Roman road system

    The article about Roman road structures could not be accessed due to technical issues. No content was available for analysis.

    By geox
  8. 008Hacker NewsSEP · 16English

    Anthropic 25x CI in six months

    Anthropic's CI job volume increased 25x over six months as Claude generates 80% of code and agents accelerate development. Their test impact analysis service required architectural redesign after three temporary fixes failed to handle the exponential growth, highlighting the need for sustainable, horizontally-scaled solutions as agentic coding becomes industry standard.

    By Sachin Malhotra
  9. 009Hacker NewsSEP · 16Chinese

    The walls and avenues of Chang-An (2018)

    Chang'an during the Tang Dynasty (particularly 710 CE) was a massive gridded city with six major avenues of varying widths, from 82 feet at the narrowest to 492 feet for the Imperial Way, which facilitated fire containment and connected the southern gates to the northern palace complex. The city's hierarchical layout reflected cosmological principles and imperial authority, with nested districts (outer walls, imperial district, and palace district) oriented toward the south to receive foreign dignitaries.

    By Dragon's Armory
  10. 010Hacker NewsSEP · 16Chinese

    Medog Hydropower Station (60 GW hydropower project)

    China authorized construction of the Medog Hydropower Station, a 60,000 MW run-of-the-river hydroelectric project on the Yarlung Tsangpo River in Tibet, which began in July 2025 with an estimated investment exceeding 1 trillion yuan. Upon completion by 2033, it will be the world's largest hydropower facility, generating triple the output of the Three Gorges Dam, though its downstream impact is expected to be limited since most water flow originates from Indian monsoon rainfall rather than Tibetan glacial melt.

    By cl42
  11. 011Hacker NewsSEP · 15English

    Run cloud agents on machines you manage

    Cursor announces self-hosted machine capabilities allowing cloud agents to run on customer-managed infrastructure within their networks. Agents can execute on dynamically scheduled pools, Lambda MicroVMs, or individual machines while Cursor handles orchestration, inference, and planning from the cloud.

    By Jack Pertschuk
  12. 012Hacker NewsSEP · 15English

    The Engineering Behind the US Strategic Petroleum Reserve

    The US Strategic Petroleum Reserve uses salt caverns in salt domes along the Gulf of Mexico to store hundreds of millions of barrels of crude oil. This solution elegantly meets key requirements: long-term storage capacity, security against attacks, rapid release capability, and low maintenance costs over decades. Salt caverns offer advantages over alternatives like external floating roof tanks or underground concrete facilities in terms of scale, cost, and protection.

    By John Wang
  13. 013Hacker NewsSEP · 15English

    AI's Real Impact in Telecom: takeaways from a recent panel discussion

    A TelecomTV panel discussion explored AI's realistic impact in telecom, with speakers emphasizing that while AI delivers value through established approaches like machine learning and anomaly detection, agentic AI remains immature for mission-critical environments. Panelists argued that telecom operators should focus on becoming AI infrastructure providers and ecosystem enablers rather than competing with hyperscalers, with revenue opportunities emerging in AI hosting, edge inferencing, and enterprise platforms.

    By ohjeez
  14. 014Hacker NewsSEP · 15English

    Aqueduct Water Risk Atlas

    The Aqueduct Water Risk Atlas is an interactive mapping tool with UI controls for filtering, visualization, and data exploration of water-related risks across geographic regions.

    By handfuloflight
  15. 015Hacker NewsSEP · 15English

    AWS says it can't restore service to Bahrain facilities 6mo after Iran strikes

    AWS cannot restore cloud services in Bahrain and parts of the UAE following drone strikes by Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps over six months ago, with damage exceeding the system's design tolerances. The attacks have prompted the UAE to consider security upgrades for future data center projects, including underground facilities and enhanced defenses.

    By Annie Palmer
  16. 016Hacker NewsSEP · 15English

    India ends free ride for larger transactions on UPI

    India's NPCI will impose a 0.4% merchant fee on UPI transactions above ₹2,000 starting October 15, ending years of free processing. The move aims to make the digital payments network financially sustainable, with fees capped at ₹300 and exemptions for small merchants and certain sectors. Consumers will continue using UPI for free.

    By Jagmeet Singh
  17. 017Hacker NewsSEP · 15English

    From a Whiteboard to Nvidia

    A founder reflects on building XetHub, a content-defined storage infrastructure company, from its whiteboard conception in 2021 through its acquisition by Hugging Face in 2024. The piece traces key moments in the startup's journey and explores how organizational structures at hyperscalers create gaps that infrastructure companies can fill.

    By SageOx; Ajit Banerjee
  18. 018Hacker NewsSEP · 15English

    Show HN: Self-adjusting vLLM at production scale

    Rivvr automates vLLM deployment at production scale by automatically tuning configurations, monitoring metrics, and adjusting cluster topology to maintain latency and throughput SLO targets while reducing AWS costs by 40-70%.

    By dmitriisn
  19. 019Hacker NewsSEP · 15English

    Show HN: ETLFunnel – self-hosted, code-first data pipelines (v1.1.1)

    ETLFunnel is a self-hosted, code-first data pipeline platform that handles orchestration, automation, and scaling for engineering teams. It enables developers to build and deploy data pipelines without infrastructure bottlenecks, with automatic scaling, built-in monitoring, and predictable fixed costs. The platform supports use cases from AI products to analytics dashboards across various industries.

    By vivekburman
  20. 020Hacker NewsSEP · 15English

    Superphenix – An open source IaaS/PaaS/SaaS platform based on Kubernetes

    Superphenix is an open-source platform that enables users to build their own cloud infrastructure (IaaS, PaaS, SaaS) on existing hardware using Kubernetes. It offers sovereignty, full-stack integration, GitOps support, and multi-region resilience as alternatives to traditional virtualization.

    By Super-Phenix