The Hacker News front page, in HN's order. For the newest stories first, see Latest.
272. Sleep framework: A new way for LLMs to retain knowledge in continual learning
273. Placard Is an 8-Bit Computer with No Microprocessor
274. Octomind – open-source AI harness that saves your tokens, static rust
275. A Conversation with Paul Masurel, Creator of Tantivy
276. OccupySaaS
277. Show HN: Election.run – election night in one window
For this election cycle, I just wanted to lean back and have the perfect customized feed instead of the usual 20 browser tabs and constant refreshing. With this dashboard, you can customize the sources, change the layout, see all the odds and results in one window. Everything you need for election night (alcohol not included). It's completely free, with no sign up, no ads, nothing. Enjoy...
278. Tesla allegedly misled South Korean customers about automated-driving tech
279. Rebuilding the global town square from scratch
280. BYD doubles its Brazil market share to 9.7% a year after opening its local plant
281. Serbia just elected the world's brainiest parliament
282. Show HN: PyWolf3D, a wolfenstein3D clone written from scratch in Python
283. The Great American Rascal: Tom Sawyer at 150
284. The Duty of a Scholar
285. Leak Exposes 41,000 Homeland Security Workers–Including Undercover ICE Agents
286. Bidirectional Charging During Grid Outages
287. New Pancreatic Cancer Vaccine Sparked Immune Responses in 99% of Patients
288. Agentic backdoors via pretraining poisoning
289. Ubuntu unattended-upgrades installs HAProxy version with a major regression
290. Trigger.dev customer environment variables exposed
291. A 1580 Map Shows Why Data Visualization Is Never Neutral
292. Show HN: I built a little browser game to practice Vim commands
I made hjkl to help myself remember Vim commands. It’s a little browser game you can play when you want to unwind and get a bit of Vim practice in.There are still a lot of commands I want to add, but I hope someone finds it useful in the meantime :)
293. SemiconductorX – The Chip Supply Chain, from Quartz to Module
294. GUI64 – GUI for the Commodore 64 running on top of the built-in ROM
295. I'm so bad at billiards that I ended up in the hyperbolic plane [video]
296. Cloudflare experiencing multiple active incidents
297. AI Slop Threatens Trust in Science
298. Ask HN: Does anyone have a contact with Cleveland-area Ham club?
I filled out the web form for the Cuyahoga Amateur Radio Club but it's probably been circular-filed... I gave some info about a large collection of radio gear that needs to be removed from a home or it will be put into a dumpster. A lot of it brand-new. If you know anybody at the club, please tell them to check whatever it is that receives their webform input.