HN Daily - May 31, 2026

HN Daily - June 5, 2026

Friday roundup: * Astronauts shelter on the ISS during an air leak repair, then return to normal ops * Microsoft open-sources pg_durable, putting durable workflow execution inside Postgres * Google ships Gemma 4 QAT models for efficient on-device inference * Mouseless: keyboard-driven control of your entire operating system * A blog post asks whether Claude is increasing bugs in rsync * Gov dot uk drops Stripe in favor of Dutch payment processor Adyen * Why Conventional Commits encourages focus on the wrong things

HN Daily - June 4, 2026

Thursday roundup: * VoidZero joins Cloudflare, bringing Vite, Vitest, Rolldown and Oxc under one roof * Anthropic publishes a recursive self-improvement research framework * Anthropic releases an open-source vulnerability discovery harness * Why IPv6 zone identifiers in URLs are a long-running mistake * Ian Fieggen's Secure Shoelace Knot returns to the front page * A parent shares their retro-tech approach to limiting screen time

HN Daily - June 3, 2026

Wednesday roundup: * Elixir v1.20 ships gradual type checking for the BEAM * Google's Gemma 4 12B: an encoder-free multimodal model * Uber caps engineering AI tool spending at 1,500 dollars per developer per month * Pwnd Blaster: a Bluetooth speaker that hides a BadUSB keyboard attack * Meta gives users a 30-minute opt-out window before AI training kicks in

HN Daily - June 6, 2026

Saturday roundup: * Index gatekeepers refuse to bend rules for SpaceX, OpenAI, and Anthropic * Meta confirms 20,225 Instagram accounts hacked through AI chatbot exploit * Google to rent xAI data center compute capacity at large monthly run rate * Pokemon Emerald ported to WebAssembly, runs in the browser * LWN on moving beyond fork plus exec as the kernel process primitive * ntsc-rs: open source video emulation of analog TV and VHS artifacts * Zeroserve: a zero-config web server you can script with eBPF * Recent US college grads now have higher unemployment than the average worker

HN Daily - June 2, 2026

Tuesday roundup: * Adafruit receives a demand letter from Fenwick on behalf of Flux.AI after a critical PCB review * Gmail thinks I'm stupid, so I left — the AI-overreach burnout * Mullvad on age verification for social media as the end of the free internet * Microsoft drops MAI-Code-1-Flash, a 5B-active coding model with explicit decontamination * Why you don't love systemd timers enough — a love letter to a debuggable cron replacement * Trump signs downsized AI executive order after weeks of reversals * Anthropic expands Project Glasswing to 150+ new orgs across critical infrastructure * Don Marti on the advertising cartel coming to your web browser (Attribution Level One)