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  1. Show HN: Paste a domain and watch four AI engines judge every page(citegraph.app ↗)
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  2. Jev at the Branches: The State Machine Is the Agent(stacktoheap.com ↗)
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  3. Show HN: Sealr – E2EE messenger with per-message rules and screenshot blocking(sealr.chat ↗)
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  4. Letting Astra decide when to compact its own context(github.com/manuelcecchetto ↗)
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  5. Holocene Calendar(holocenecalendar.com ↗)
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  6. Show HN: Deterministic UI testing that checks backend logs, not just the UI(get-verirun.duely.in ↗)
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  7. Google Home MCP Server(home.google.com ↗)
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  8. OpenAI's Agentic Software Factory(pragmaticengineer.com ↗)
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  9. Show HN: I found the free SaaS listing directory(goodsaas.xyz ↗)
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  10. AI hallucination of Chinese nuclear components almost led to US Military attack(arstechnica.com ↗)
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  11. Show HN: SnipStash, a snippet keyboard for iOS with no accounts or servers(khancreators.netlify.app ↗)
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  12. Show HN: Using Qwen to track under-covered news(pressaudit.org ↗)
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  13. Diogo Almeida: Thoughts on a Typesafe Coding Agent(docs.google.com ↗)
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  14. Bsdkrun: A Firecracker-style MicroVM for BSD/Linux guests, built on libkrun(github.com/tsirysndr ↗)
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  15. Unix Year 2038 problem and the art of underestimating(buzzsprout.com ↗)
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  16. Adversarial examples for fast hash functions(thomasahle.com ↗)
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  17. Hackathons in the vibe coding era: our token economics experiment(quesma.com ↗)
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  18. Show HN: Jeeva – A modular trading engine for mid-frequency trading using Jev(github.com/saratangajalaoffl ↗)
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  19. Use your computer the right way: tmux(chappelle.dev ↗)
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  20. Ask HN: What's hardest about keeping PII out of unnecessary systems?
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  21. In September, AI generated code has made up 17.25% of all Linux Kernel patches(twitter.com/lundukejournal ↗)
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  22. CSS features you can use today with no build step(flaviocopes.com ↗)
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  23. Show HN: Bridgeflare – Replace Docker with Cloudflare(github.com/ianrumac ↗)
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  24. Kit foxes show adaptive compromise characteristics under intraguild predation(nature.com ↗)
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  25. ChatGPT Pets(chatgpt.com ↗)
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  26. Disney+: New user agreement allows ads before movies in all subscriptions(consumerrights.wiki ↗)
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  27. Cracking Software with AI(apsecurity.dev ↗)
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  28. Show HN: A fact-checker where the model can't fabricate a quote(grounnel.vercel.app ↗)
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  29. I'm eventually going to want a "casual" browser passkey system(utcc.utoronto.ca ↗)
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  30. Project sadak – user data breached
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Project sadak – user data breached

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Hi, The founder is Parth anand, who claims to be a researcher at MIT, which is very surprising given the lack of technical depth he possesses. I just found out that there's been a data breach on Project Sadak, a porthole reporting platform. The Firebase rules were not in place, and the user data was not secure. I was able to get the entire transcript of reports, as well as the data, and have sent the exact security guideline report to the founder. He has still not replied with confirmation that the platform is up and ready, only that they have secured it, which I'm not able to see on the platform.

I gave the founder 24 hours to make the changes in hopes that I can post about it publicly, but I haven't seen any positive responses from his end.