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Hashicorp's Mitchell Hashimoto Launches Superlogical, Starting With a Terminal Multiplexer

Superlogical is a new startup pitching itself as a "multiplexer for all work" — a single durable session layer that unifies the fragmented ways software gets bu

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open-sourcetech-culture

Keychron's ZGM brings QMK-style open-source firmware to gaming mice

Keychron has unveiled ZGM, what it bills as the first open-source firmware project for gaming mice, with an initial release targeted for Q1 2027 on the G6 HE, a

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aidevops

Kimi ships K3-256k: same output as its 1M model at half the quota

Kimi Code, the AI coding assistant from Moonshot, has added a new model ID called k3-256k. It caps the context window at 256k tokens but, within that window, pr

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open-sourcetech-culture

KOReader: Open-Source E-Reader Homepage Shared to Hacker News

The submission points to the homepage of KOReader, an open-source document and e-book reader best known for running on e-ink hardware such as Kindle, Kobo, Pock

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aicybersecurity

'LLM2HUMAN' Parody Clinic Is a Honeypot Baiting AI Summarizers

A satirical site styled like a mid-1990s GeoCities page (visitor counters, 'Netscape Now!' badges, hold music, a guestbook 'signed by Claude') advertises a fake

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aipolicy

New benchmark finds AI agents ignore the policy docs meant to govern them

HANDBOOK.md is a benchmark that tests something most agent evaluations skip: whether a long, binding policy document actually constrains an agent's behavior acr

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aitech-culture

OpenAI teases GPT-5.6 price-performance gains — but no details provided

The source supplied for this item contains only a headline — 'Advancing the price-performance frontier with GPT‑5.6' — pointing to an OpenAI announcement page.

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aicybersecurity

Self-Propagating AI Worm Rides Copilot for Word — No Fix at Disclosure

A security researcher has documented what appears to be the first public case of a self-replicating prompt-injection worm spreading through a mainstream product

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tech-culture

Show HN: CheapFoodMap crowdsources verified sub-$10 meals across US cities

CheapFoodMap is an indie web project that plots inexpensive meals—diner specials, taco spots, sandwich shops, and other 'hidden gems'—on an interactive map, wit

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SKIPPED — no article body and out of scope for cybersecurity/tech desk

This item cannot be summarized: the supplied article content contains only the headline ('French musician Kavinsky found dead'), so there is no substantive text

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The muon 'new physics' hint faded — now two proven methods refuse to agree

For a quarter century, the muon — a heavier sibling of the electron — looked like a crack in the Standard Model. Spun inside a magnetic field, the particle wobb

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tech-culturedevops

The Productivity Mirage: Why Great Engineers Beat Great Toolchains

A former Facebook engineer recounts obsessing over an elaborate developer setup — custom Vim syntax highlighting, tmux over mosh, bespoke debugger shortcuts and

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