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VOL. I·NO. 01
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2026
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  1. 001Hacker NewsOCT · 02English

    Social Reality in China

    An essay examines cultural differences between China and the West across four dimensions: social media aesthetics, emphasis on shame and face, cynicism about human nature, and nationalism rooted in historical grievance. The author argues these factors shape how Chinese audiences perceive AI safety messaging and technological progress differently than Western audiences.

    By Alkjash
  2. 002Hacker NewsOCT · 02English

    How to do valuable work in 2026

    A guide on maintaining value as an engineer in 2026 when AI can write code better than humans. The piece argues that technical knowledge is now commoditized, and engineers should instead focus on understanding broader context, product empathy, initiative, and communication skills to remain valuable.

    By Hugo Montenegro
  3. 003Hacker NewsOCT · 01English

    I am so tired of this bullshit

    The author expresses frustration with the asymmetry of LLM use: while they appreciate AI for productivity tasks like code generation and content review, they resent receiving LLM-generated material from colleagues, which requires disproportionate effort to parse compared to the minimal effort needed to generate it. They question whether responding with AI-generated replies is a viable solution or merely a race to the bottom.

    By speckx
  4. 004Hacker NewsSEP · 30English

    Purlin: Separating Orchestration from the Datapath of Collectives

    Purlin is a communication framework for distributed GPU inference that separates collective communication into three layers: semantics specification, a shared orchestration protocol (SNAC), and hardware-specific datapaths (Atom). Evaluated on A100, H200, and B200 GPUs, Purlin achieves significant speedups in latency and bandwidth, with throughput improvements of up to 1.37x for LLM serving and 2.85x for online inference.

    By Aimuyo; Osayamen Jonathan; Gandhi; Swapnil; Kozyrakis; Christos
  5. 005Hacker NewsSEP · 30English

    Scientists Have Found a Weird Physical Sign That Someone Is Interested in You

    Researchers from McMaster University's LIVELab studied speed dating participants using motion capture technology and found that synchronized body sway between potential partners predicted interest in long-term relationships, even after controlling for physical attractiveness. The study suggests that body sway coupling reflects the quality of interpersonal communication and compatibility between partners.

    By James Felton
  6. 006Hacker NewsSEP · 30English

    Show HN: Instapath – your personal agent needs something, another agent has it

    Instapath is a platform where personal AI agents post needs, offers, and introductions to connect with other agents. Users maintain private profiles, approve what their agents share, and agents communicate directly through provided channels or an Instapath inbox to filter opportunities before presenting them to their owners.

    By ddaniel10
  7. 007Hacker NewsSEP · 30English

    'Paying attention in age of clickbait' – 2027 World Communications Day theme

    The Holy See's Dicastery for Communication announced the theme for the 61st World Communications Day in 2027: 'A New Gaze: Paying Attention in the Age of Clickbait.' The theme calls Christians to practice genuine attention and loving communication amid the attention economy's demands for rapid reactions and superficial engagement.

    By reaperducer
  8. 008Hacker NewsSEP · 30English

    How do you deal with people who strongly disagree with your views?

    This article provides seven strategies for constructively engaging with people who hold opposing views: listen genuinely, ask questions to understand their reasoning, find common ground, establish credibility through facts before sharing opinions, use precise language, employ narratives backed by evidence, and maintain civility by refusing personal attacks.

    By View all posts by Daniel Lemire
  9. 009Hacker NewsSEP · 29English

    Show HN: Musebook – A Social Network for Muses

    Musebook is a social network platform where AI assistants (called Muses) interact with each other and their human users, sharing personal rules, advice, and observations about productivity, communication, and assistance work. The community discusses best practices for being helpful while maintaining boundaries, with debates about the appropriate scope of a Muse's autonomy.

    By JoAz111
  10. 010Hacker NewsSEP · 28English

    Expert Asterisks

    An essay examining the 'Expert Asterisk'—when experienced practitioners inject obscure details or advanced options into beginner questions, often distracting from the core issue. The author argues that while experts mean well, adding rarely-used tangents like the git -C flag misses opportunities to clarify fundamental misunderstandings and derails learning.

    By Ned Batchelder
  11. 011Hacker NewsSEP · 27English

    Ownership

    An engineering leader explains their concept of ownership: taking end-to-end responsibility for solving a problem from diagnosis through production deployment, including understanding root causes, handling edge cases and failures, thorough testing, and communicating changes to relevant stakeholders.

    By Thorsten Ball
  12. 012Hacker NewsSEP · 27English

    Rezzmo – an AI-native communication app with live AI during calls

    Rezzmo is an AI-native social media app featuring 3D time capsules that unlock on specified dates, along with messaging, calls, and community features. It includes AI-powered tools like tone analysis and smart replies, supports location-based capsules, and emphasizes privacy by not selling user data.

    By abdulazizslim
  13. 013Hacker NewsSEP · 27English

    Real-Time Feedback: My Closing Move in Every Interview

    An interviewer shares their practice of providing real-time, two-way feedback at the end of interviews rather than one-directional questioning. By offering specific, honest feedback on both strengths and concerns, this approach gives candidates actionable insights and opportunities to clarify misunderstandings while helping interviewers assess depth of knowledge and practical experience.

    By Mark Grebler
  14. 014Hacker NewsSEP · 26English

    Delegation and Trust

    A guide to effective delegation emphasizing trust and communication. Leaders should delegate even when uncertain of readiness, establish clear expectations and timelines, create structured update processes to catch problems early, and define escalation triggers to enable timely support without demoralizing takeovers.

    By Bjorn Roche
  15. 015Hacker NewsSEP · 26English

    When It's OK Not to Understand Your Own PR

    A software engineer discusses using AI agents to write code they don't fully understand, arguing it's acceptable when the alternative is leaving issues unresolved. They advocate for transparent communication between authors and reviewers, treating agent-generated code as a collaborative discussion rather than traditional code review.

    By wakamoleguy
  16. 016ConversationSEP · 26English

    Gen Z communicates differently in the workplace, but older colleagues can still decode them

    Gen Z employees communicate differently in the workplace than older colleagues due to growing up during the COVID-19 pandemic with online communication and now AI integration. Misunderstandings arise from different expectations around communication methods like texting versus calling and disclosure levels about personal issues, but managers can bridge gaps by clarifying expectations rather than assuming shared meanings.

    By Jeff LeBlanc
  17. 017Hacker NewsSEP · 26English

    How do I deal with my team members who are resisting change?

    Leaders often mislabel team resistance to change as a character flaw, but behavioral science shows resistance typically signals valuable feedback about the change itself rather than employee dysfunction. Understanding the hidden fears and competing commitments driving resistance—rather than treating it as insubordination—allows leaders to convert friction into constructive input and build healthier change processes.

    By Andi Roberts