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  • Kagi is contemplating the removal of the assistant from its professional tier

    opinion

    4 min read

    Kagi Assistant now offers a standalone subscription to reduce confusion for existing users and provide an upgrade path for heavy users. Professional subscribers satisfied with the current limited offering may not experience significant benefits from this change.

    Kagi assistantSubscription modelsUser experience
  • Malus – Clean Room as a Service

    tool

    1 min read

    Posted by microflash. Score: 549 points. Comments: 199.

  • Hustlers are cashing in on China’s OpenClaw AI craze

    tool

    8 min read

    OpenClaw is a popular open-source AI tool in China that can autonomously complete tasks for users by taking over devices. Early adopters are leveraging this technology as a business opportunity amid its rapid rise in popularity.

  • Does that use a lot of energy?

    tool

    16 min read

    A tool provides estimates of daily energy consumption for various products and activities, measured in watt-hours (Wh). It aims to clarify the differences in energy usage to help users understand the impact of different activities on overall energy consumption.

  • Who Writes the Bugs? A Deeper Look at 125,000 Kernel Vulnerabilities

    research

    17 min read

    An analysis of 125,000 kernel vulnerabilities reveals that bugs remain undetected for an average of 2.1 years, with race conditions lasting over twice as long as other types. VulnBERT has been developed to identify these vulnerabilities at the commit stage.

  • You are going to get priced out of the best AI coding tools (2025)

    opinion

    5 min read

    The cost of top AI coding tools is expected to rise significantly, making them less accessible to average consumers. GitHub Copilot previously offered a $10 monthly subscription and free access for students.

  • Launch HN: Cardboard (YC W26) – Agentic video editor

    tool

    1 min read

    Cardboard is an AI-powered video editor that transforms raw footage into polished, publish-ready edits in minutes. It automatically creates stories, generates clean captions, and produces punchy edits that align with the beat, enhancing video content with expressive voiceovers, music, and transitions.

  • I don't know how you get here from “predict the next word”

    tool

    10 min read

    Refine is an AI tool designed to enhance academic articles, developed by Yann Calvó López and Ben Golub. It provides concise and organized feedback that has been described as comparable to the best comments received in an academic career.

  • Making Wolfram Tech Available as a Foundation Tool for LLM Systems

    tool

    5 min read

    Wolfram Tech is being developed as a foundation tool to supplement large language models (LLMs) by providing deep computation and precise knowledge. LLMs excel in broad, human-like tasks but lack the precision required for complex computations.

  • Lawyer says Google shut down his Gmail, Voice and Photos after NotebookLM upload

    news

    3 min read

    Brian Chase claims that Google suspended his Gmail, Voice, and Photos accounts after he uploaded law enforcement reports to NotebookLM, an AI tool for summarizing and answering questions about uploaded files. Chase is an adjunct professor at the University of Arizona law school and manages digital forensics and eDiscovery at a firm.

  • Making frontier cybersecurity capabilities available to defenders

    tool

    4 min read

    Claude Code Security is a new capability in Claude Code that scans codebases for security vulnerabilities and suggests targeted software patches for human review. It aims to assist security teams in addressing the overwhelming number of software vulnerabilities.

  • Claude Sonnet 4.6

    tool

    10 min read

    Claude Sonnet 4.6 is the most advanced Sonnet model, featuring upgrades in coding, computer use, long-context reasoning, agent planning, knowledge work, and design. It includes a beta 1M token context window and is now the default model for Free and Pro plan users on claude.ai and Claude Cowork, with pricing unchanged from Sonnet 4.5 at $3/$15 per million tokens.

  • Can a Computer Science Student Be Taught to Design Hardware?

    news

    16 min read

    Computer Science majors can be trained in hardware design to help address the talent shortage in the chip industry. New AI tools are being developed to assist engineers in designing and verifying semiconductor hardware more efficiently.

  • Async/Await on the GPU

    tool

    10 min read

    Rust's async/await can now be utilized on the GPU, allowing developers to write complex, high-performance applications using familiar Rust abstractions. This advancement is part of VectorWare's goal to create GPU-native software solutions.

  • State of Show HN: 2025

    research

    7 min read

    A comprehensive analysis of Show HN posts reveals macro-economic trends, indications of voting rings and fraud, and behavioral shifts within the Hacker News community. Reproducible code is highlighted as a key interest among users.

  • Evaluating AGENTS.md: are they helpful for coding agents?

    research

    2 min read

    Repository-level context files are commonly used to customize coding agents for specific software repositories. There is a lack of rigorous investigation into the effectiveness of these context files in enhancing coding agent performance.

  • AI is going to kill app subscriptions

    opinion

    1 min read

    Apple's App Store saw 557,000 new app submissions in 2025, a 24% increase from 2024. The reduction in app development costs, from around $50,000 to a weekend project using AI tools like Claude, is driving this surge in submissions.

  • SCM as a database for the code

    tool

    5 min read

    Software development is evolving, with a decreasing emphasis on coding and debugging as developers increasingly rely on browsing and interacting with large language models (LLMs). The diminishing value of integrated development environments (IDEs) reflects a shift towards effective code browsing and historical context as essential skills for developers.

  • OpenAI should build Slack

    opinion

    16 min read

    Sam Altman encourages feedback on potential projects for OpenAI, stating he enjoys tackling challenging ideas that could have significant impact. A suggestion is made for OpenAI to develop a communication platform similar to Slack.

  • IronClaw: a Rust-based clawd that runs tools in isolated WASM sandboxes

    tool

    6 min read

    IronClaw is an AI assistant implemented in Rust, designed with a focus on privacy and security. It ensures that user data remains local, encrypted, and under the user's control, promoting transparency in data handling.

  • The Problem with LLMs

    opinion

    14 min read

    Large Language Models (LLMs) are categorized as generative AI and are trained on extensive datasets that include text, images, and video. These systems can produce creative outputs, but their effectiveness and limitations are under scrutiny.

  • Advancing finance with Claude Opus 4.6

    6 min read

    Claude Opus 4.6 enhances AI capabilities for finance teams by providing improved reasoning for complex analyses and delivering cleaner first-pass outputs. New tools are designed to align with the tasks analysts typically engage in, facilitating better decision-making.

  • Anthropic AI tool sparks selloff from software to broader market

    1 min read

    Anthropic's new AI automation tool has triggered a 6% decline in a Goldman Sachs basket of US software stocks, marking the largest one-day drop since April. Investors are increasingly concerned about potential disruptions to companies from emerging AI technologies.

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