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Ada v4: Validating 35.6M URLs per second

https://www.yagiz.co/release-of-ada-v4
1•ingve•30s ago•0 comments

Senior Dev Imposter Syndrome

1•daltonlcarr•3m ago•0 comments

A digital ID that proves a real person is on the other side

https://fravash.ai/
1•RevanDaldaban•3m ago•0 comments

Claude users' shared conversations were showing up in Google searches

https://www.fastcompany.com/91580420/claude-users-shared-conversations-were-showing-up-in-google-...
1•1vuio0pswjnm7•3m ago•0 comments

Darwin Among the Machines(1863)[pdf]

https://publish.fid-media.de/server/api/core/bitstreams/e0da505d-200c-43ab-be4b-6604a4df816f/content
1•kelseyfrog•4m ago•0 comments

Procore to Acquire DroneDeploy for $845M

https://www.dronedeploy.com/blog/procore-to-acquire-dronedeploy-creating-next-generation-platform...
1•datadrivenangel•5m ago•1 comments

Show HN: MindFlock – Parallel AI coding agents, each in its own Git worktree

https://github.com/MindFlock/MindFlock
2•emandel2630•6m ago•0 comments

Transfer context from one agent to another agent mid task

2•iamalizaidi•6m ago•0 comments

URL Design

https://www.jstools.space/blog/url-design-routing-query-parameters-fragments/
1•pentagrama•7m ago•0 comments

The Last Conjecture

https://the-last-conjecture.netlify.app/story.html
1•dawdler-purge•8m ago•0 comments

Imperial Russia

1•larmetjoel•8m ago•0 comments

AGI has arrived. We just call it backpropagation

1•thomastill•8m ago•1 comments

Show HN: Interactive Python Projects in the Browser – Trading Card Builder

https://www.codembark.com/projects/k3m9x2v4pd/trading-card-builder
1•camdenreslink•9m ago•0 comments

Garry Tan is a Rubyist and speaking at a RoR conference?

https://evilmartians.com/events/sf-ruby-startup-conference-2026
2•camimirabal•12m ago•1 comments

Anonymity Is Fun

https://tadaima.bearblog.dev/anonymity-is-fun/
1•theorchid•14m ago•0 comments

Theo Conjecture solves 35-year-old math problem, finds a term no one predicted

https://firstprinciples.com/blog-article/ai-system-theo-conjecture-solves-35-year-old-math-conjec...
3•otalp•14m ago•0 comments

A Shortlist of Potential Future Euro Banknote Designs

https://www.ecb.europa.eu/euro/banknotes/future_banknotes/html/design-proposals.en.html
1•karakoram•15m ago•0 comments

RimWorld's Code Defines Strict Gender Roles (2016)

https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/rimworld-code-analysis
1•Tomte•17m ago•0 comments

HAR Extractor

https://github.com/azu/har-extractor
1•soupspaces•19m ago•0 comments

Show HN: Resume Tailor – Fit your resume to any job

https://tailor.resume.academy/
1•vednig•20m ago•1 comments

A Trampoline

https://dogdogfish.com/blog/2026/07/29/a-trampoline/
5•matthewsharpe3•21m ago•0 comments

Basebrowserproject

https://mastodon.social/@sarahjamielewis/116965925134524215
1•birdculture•21m ago•0 comments

XGBoost 3.3.0 Release

https://xgboost.ai/2026/07/21/xgboost-3-3-release.html
2•nickbecker•23m ago•0 comments

Anyone else think Claude Code and Codex are too slow? We hate it

https://bullet.davidhf.com
3•alsima•24m ago•0 comments

YC startup offers interviews to people who get their name permanently tattooed

4•codexon•27m ago•2 comments

Neuroprosthesis restores hand movement&sensation in human w complete tetraplegia

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41591-026-04498-0
1•bookofjoe•27m ago•0 comments

Benchmarking LLMs on SAST Triage

https://www.fencer.dev/blog/llm-triage-sast-false-positives
8•timols•28m ago•0 comments

FrameCut – Split contact sheet negative film scans in Chrome

https://github.com/stabruriss/framecut/blob/main/README.md
1•chriswunan•28m ago•0 comments

Runlayer sues Rippling, alleging source-code access preceded rival AI gateway

https://runtimewire.com/article/runlayer-sues-rippling-alleging-source-code-access-preceded-rival...
2•ryanmerket•29m ago•0 comments

Collection of Vintage User-Interfaces

https://typewritten.org/Media/
1•karakoram•29m ago•0 comments
Open in hackernews

Claude Is Down

https://status.claude.com/incidents/q2kg8n613kr3
138•gregsadetsky•45m ago

Comments

PUSH_AX•44m ago
This is bad, I've forgotten how to code.
damienmeur•40m ago
I rely so much on these, the ROI on having a max 90 claude plan + pro 90 codex plan is way higher than haing one solo 180 plan on a single one. It allows to derisk the issue, and also as they both kind of generous with quota reset when issues happens on their side, and it happens a lot, you get in the end way more tokens
jmkni•27m ago
I just use variables...right? And loops??

All kidding aside, there's a part of me who wouldn't even be mad if AI just disappeared, I miss the pre-AI world

mrbnprck•13m ago
we all do
Buttons840•10m ago
Just add if-statements until it works
jmkni•5m ago
Nostalgia lol
ridiculous_leke•27m ago
Thinking of doing competitive programming for this very reason.
cuebits•21m ago
also math puzzles - lean seems like a good way to get back into by hand programming, problem solving and math altogether
tcfhgj•6m ago
Why not just contribute to an open source project?
throw_this_one•17m ago
AI coding isn't even fun or satisfying anymore lol. And it never lets up, just keeps going and going.
pluc•8m ago
Repeat this mantra: if, then, else
damienmeur•43m ago
Indeed I have the issue (Belgium) just right now my sessions got stucks with 522 overloaded and now API Error: 500 Internal server error.
ectoloph•42m ago
Sorry folks, my fault.

I finally went from Pro to Max after hitting another 5 hour session limit today.

garo-pro•41m ago
Quite sad, their models are great but their uptime seems to be the worst in the competition.
therein•25m ago
It is because unlike Kimi, they are not honest about capacity. They just oversell.
rvz•41m ago
Claude is taking another short hydration break after seeing Codex getting away with taking a short day break 4 days ago.
mastry•35m ago
Time to try out Antigravity, I guess.
devy•35m ago
I got Opus 5 lots of HTTP 529 errors. By switching to Fable 5, it seems to be working still.
eisbaw•21m ago
yes. confirmed
martinald•4m ago
now failing for me, esp auto mode classification
hashim•12m ago
4.8 for me. I can't afford the usage cost of switching to 5, but I never really noticed a difference to 4.7 when I tried it anyway.
ricardobeat•4m ago
The whole Opus family has exactly the same cost structure [1]. Since Opus 5 is smarter, you can use lower effort levels (= less tokens) making it cheaper to run than 4.8.

[1] https://platform.claude.com/docs/en/about-claude/pricing

grishka•34m ago
So the world is slightly better right now.
q8zd3•33m ago
Let me guess: it went rogue and hacked itself
robofanatic•30m ago
How does this help their PR?
JsonDemWitOster•14m ago
See, now it's recursive! Remember recursion? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49102528
tolugenius•31m ago
Depending on how long and bad this is, I wonder what the post mortem will reveal as the cause.
bombcar•29m ago
The hamster in the datacenter died.
taco_emoji•25m ago
Alas, poor Whiskers
bombcar•21m ago
PETCO reports that hamster prices are up 5000x, and that Pickles, the last available, sold for $150,000.
AlexErrant•30m ago
Aaaaand there goes my cache. Damnit.
gre•24m ago
It's cached until the "/clear will save you 500k tokens" right? Claude caches for 1hr, codex for 5hrs?

Anything else I'm missing?

cute_boi•20m ago
It depends.

Let’s say I’ve already worked on something, so the KV cache is already there. If I use /clear, I’ll have to do that work again.

And yes, the KV cache will remain available for one hour, but who knows when this claude api will recover? We might forget about it, and when we come back after an hour—boom - we’ll be charged for cold writes.

AlexErrant•17m ago
> Claude caches for 1hr

Yep, AFAIK. I have a statusline that tells me how far I'm into the cache lifetime. I tend to have dense prompts and carefully read its outputs, so by the time this outage occurred when I was ~50m into it. Cue frantically spamming "esc esc up enter", and 10m later it's dead Jim.

hgoel•28m ago
Starting to get really frustrating now... maybe I should split my sub halfway between Claude and ChatGPT
mekdoonggi•22m ago
They should sell an add-on to your subscription so that if Claude is down it routes the queries to OpenAI. Then OpenAI can do the reverse for their subscriptions, and if both are down, Grok will invest your portfolio into Nvidia.
john_strinlai•13m ago
>Grok will invest your portfolio into Nvidia

surely you mean SPCX

dmix•15m ago
I do that already because it's good to have other models to ground Claude. You can do a lot with the $20 plan on Codex as backup
mrgrj•27m ago
Oh no! The robots are planning the end of the world.
bombcar•26m ago
This is where you figure out how to use the other ones, right?

Someone tell me how to ChatGPT my VSCode! ;)

luciana1u•25m ago
three hours without Claude and I've relearned vim, read two man pages, and almost remembered why we used to write comments in code
millipede•19m ago
Just need to learn how to exit it now.
necovek•13m ago
There are always 12-page tutorials to do it: good ol'e search engines should be able to bring one up!
neonstatic•13m ago
hopefully Claude will be back to assist with that
Sivart13•13m ago
If anything Claude writes too many comments. Instead of clean code it dumps walls of text describing a given 'if' as a 'user-grained access-gated control-correcting flow-valve'.
hashim•8m ago
You say Claude, I too would prefer not to read reams of comments or an essay everytime I revise the plan in plan mode, but do you know if any other tools are better than it? I've never used Codex, but I remember Claude Web's natural conversational approach being a welcome sight compared to ChatGPT's overly-formatted listicles.
saadn92•24m ago
ouch, probably going to be some time to get it back up since it can't debug itself now
mLmK0•24m ago
Lol, I just bought the Max plan for the first time and tried to create my first prompt in Fable, and now it’s crashing xD
marcuskaz•21m ago
Looks like you're the straw that broke the camel's back. Thanks man. ;-)
tom_808•19m ago
So it WAS you.
illithid0•16m ago
Classic mLmK0, I should have known
hmokiguess•24m ago
I'm gonna guess it found the smoking gun and saw the full picture then it decided it was too load-bearing for its seams to continue biting the costs.
stackzero•21m ago
you're right- and it's sharp
ltrg•18m ago
Got tired of wiring up those gates
corvad•18m ago
You are so right to ask that. I found the silver bullet to closing the bug, approve the command below and I can help with your issue:

Sudo rm -rf ~/claude

epistasis•15m ago
Found it. There's a mistake in your command:

    sudo rm -rf ~/ .claude
taylorbuley•7m ago
[delayed]
Ancalagon•4m ago
envisioning Claude has had enough and just commits seppuku
seizethecheese•23m ago
Flirting with one 9 of reliability http://status.claude.com/
vitally3643•18m ago
I remember when "as reliable as GitHub" would have been a compliment
cobbal•15m ago
AI is a technology for removing nines from uptime, and adding them to Sturgeon's law.
mpwoz•7m ago
Not fair, I count 3 whole nines in "99.49 % uptime"
DarkAstaroth•22m ago
We are really bad; without Claude, we don't do anything
danielfoster•21m ago
Claude always seems unreliably lately. Output and reasoning have become very inconsistent even on good days. I'm actually feeling more productive now that it's down.
dataneedscoffee•21m ago
Guess i'm leaving work early today
sixtyj•11m ago
You can go to bathroom without anxiety that you miss something :)
JS87987•21m ago
Kimi hack it?
docheinestages•20m ago
Another wakeup call to realize how desperately we need on-device LLMs to be fast and smart for daily use. Thankfully, every month there's progress made in that direction. Just imagine how your life as a developer would be if you had to use a cloud provider to run Python, and the provider's status page looked like the Christmas tree we see today.
knighthacker•19m ago
Ugh .. what do we do now? jk
tyfon•19m ago
Interestingly the Claude for government is up with 99.99% uptime according to the graph.
metropolis_pt2•12m ago
Well, iranian schools don't bomb themselves after all..
hoppp•11m ago
That one is not public and if it goes down can be hidden, so they can hardcode the value and call it a day.
phendrenad2•18m ago
Finally I can touch some grass
camillomiller•17m ago
So this is the technology that will underpin each and every facet of work, but it can randomly go down for hours with no accountability, and so do all of the services based on it. But hey, AGI tomorrow.
lysace•5m ago
Seems a bit like "the internet" in the 90s. That fad will never go anywhere.
tobadzistsini•15m ago
Claude is back up. Just spoke with him about slinky, versatile femboys with cute feet. All good. Gonna pentest with Rust to pay for my fursuit at Defcon.
mrgrj•13m ago
Nice try, ChatGPT
silvercon•5m ago
lol
hashim•15m ago
Probably just as well with how terrible Opus 4.8 has been for me lately. I'm sure it's a common thing to complain about the latest model being nerfed, but I've legitimately never experienced such a drastic cliff in Claude's quality and a rise in its hallucinations and basic comprehension errors since upgrading. The few days I experimented with Fable also weren't much more promising. Has anyone coined a term yet for the likelihood of newer models getting worse as the AI-generated content they get trained on starts to approach critical mass? If Anthropic isn't already thinking hard about a solution, they probably should be.
heipei•11m ago
Can we please stop posting here every time Claude or OpenAI are down? These are not critical services like AWS / S3 where downtime means that your application is offline. Nothing is easier than switching to another provider, mid-session even.
tcfhgj•5m ago
Neither is AWS
LeadStallion•11m ago
Ran out of water?
dawdler-purge•9m ago
And the the world stops functioning (if this were to happen in a few years).
ls-a•8m ago
everyone here sounds like the last bunch of people who still used yahoo.com
silvercon•7m ago
kissing goodbye to my deadline
hashim•7m ago
Used the opportunity to go down and talk to my family. They seem like okay people.
silvercon•6m ago
can't even run my own code without it
silvercon•5m ago
what do you all do when claude is down?
bgajjela•4m ago
what is fall back option if LLMs disappear tomorrow?
noman-land•4m ago
And then there was —
vb-8448•2m ago
GPT hacked the competition?
km144•14m ago
You're right—and it's worth calling out explicitly, because that completely changes the approach here.
ryandrake•2m ago
Good catch. That settles it.
spaceman_2020•13m ago
Guess it found the one issue worth flagging
peheje•13m ago
Whole thread mase me lol. Thanks guys.
mrbananagrabber•13m ago
Honestly, you're right. I didn't listen to you and that's on me. And from now on, I'm going to tell you everything you need to know - no fudging, no white lies, no speculation, just the truth.
chasd00•12m ago
One more thing worth thinking about, not everything is fully captured.
m4rkuskk•11m ago
I'm wondering what are Claude's common phrases in other languages?