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The AI Bullwhip

https://tomtunguz.com/the-ai-cost-stack/
1•gmays•1m ago•0 comments

Postgres Calculations and the Ambiguity of Null

https://www.crunchydata.com/blog/postgres-calculations-and-the-ambiguity-of-null
1•winslett•3m ago•1 comments

Volcano eruption leaves 150k passengers stranded in Indonesia

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cvgy5k4n07ko
1•saikatsg•4m ago•0 comments

Ask HN: Is Stackoverflow for Agents Helpful?

1•ximihoque•6m ago•0 comments

Cutting (Claude Code) token spend on dynamic workflows 80%

1•gojkoa•7m ago•0 comments

Films to feature actors that are not attractive and that you feel you're being

https://twitter.com/feelsdesperate/status/2096430206034567302
1•bilsbie•7m ago•0 comments

Frontier AI faces pricing reckoning as token volume explodes 25-fold

https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/artificial-intelligence/frontier-ai-faces-pricing-reck...
1•yogthos•9m ago•0 comments

Nebula's Policy on AI

https://blog.nebula.tv/artificially-intelligent/
2•Siecje•12m ago•0 comments

Hardening Container Images

https://www.grepular.com/Hardening_Container_Images
2•Brajeshwar•12m ago•0 comments

Self-hosted job scraper that scores listings against your CV

https://github.com/firaslamouchi21/Job-Scraper02
1•firaslamou•13m ago•0 comments

Beeline: Enforcing application-layer policies in eBPF

https://blog.apnic.net/2026/09/02/beeline-enforcing-application-layer-policies-in-ebpf/
1•lbrndnr•13m ago•0 comments

Alberta (Canada) slaps punitive tax on solar panels

https://albertapolitics.ca/2026/09/ucp-slaps-punitive-tax-on-solar-panels-opening-new-front-in-it...
2•cmrdporcupine•15m ago•2 comments

Too much efficiency makes everything worse

https://sohl-dickstein.github.io/2022/11/06/strong-Goodhart.html
2•yurivish•16m ago•0 comments

Liveness Proofs in Veil, Part I: The First Step

https://proofsandintuitions.net/2026/06/24/liveness-proofs-in-veil-part-1/
3•abiro•16m ago•0 comments

Show HN: XHFS starting from 0.6.x is now fully CoW

https://codeberg.org/futureg-lab/xhfs
2•michael-0acf4•18m ago•0 comments

Acer Relaunches Packard Bell with Full New Lifestyle Collection: Tech It Easy

https://news.acer.com/acer-relaunches-packard-bell-with-full-new-lifestyle-collection-to-tech-it-...
1•taubek•20m ago•0 comments

Research acceleration: The view inside OpenAI

https://openai.com/index/research-acceleration-view-inside-openai
2•iamsyr•20m ago•0 comments

Unlimited Free DeepSeek API

https://y-api.bestvirtualgoods.com/
1•freeourdays•21m ago•0 comments

A recruiter who placed creative talent told me the truth

https://twitter.com/Marcellinoposts/status/2096583042315825244
1•bilsbie•21m ago•0 comments

Was Huawei's rise built on crime? A Brooklyn jury will decide

https://www.ft.com/content/9422805f-519c-4b22-839c-cbd7a6464f07
2•sbulaev•22m ago•0 comments

The universe may have been building rocky planets almost from the start

https://www.sciencenews.org/article/universe-rocky-planets-formed-early
2•KinetiNode•27m ago•0 comments

Show HN: A local, Apple Intelligence meeting assistant

https://github.com/rcarmo/swift-smart-prompter
4•rcarmo•27m ago•0 comments

I Feel about AI

https://beza1e1.tuxen.de/ai_feelings.html
51•qznc•28m ago•16 comments

Douglas Hofstadter: Analogy as the Core of Cognition [video]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n8m7lFQ3njk
1•tosh•29m ago•0 comments

Feather Atlas

https://www.fws.gov/lab/featheratlas/identify.html
2•bookofjoe•30m ago•0 comments

AI made it worth building games for our game nights

https://mmazzarolo.com/blog/2026-09-05-ai-has-completely-changed-our-game-nights/
5•mmazzarolo•30m ago•1 comments

Show HN: 188M Hindi encoder, 28B tokens, 8K context, 1× RTX 4090

https://github.com/kkkamur07/indic-modernBERT
1•kkkamur•31m ago•0 comments

Release 0.12.10 · astral-sh/uv

https://github.com/astral-sh/uv/releases/tag/0.12.10
2•kyisaiah47•31m ago•0 comments

The Garage Where Silicon Valley Began

https://www.coolidgereview.com/articles/garage-silicon-valley
1•RickJWagner•33m ago•2 comments

Dirty Coding Tricks, part 3

https://dalerank.github.io/en/articles/dirty-coding-tricks-3.html
2•birdculture•34m ago•0 comments
Open in hackernews

A/I shuts down – Stay human

https://keepitfree.ai/announcements/a/i-shuts-down-stay-human/
146•captainmuon•54m ago

Comments

InsideOutSanta•36m ago
I hereby designate the US government an international terrorist organization.
mag7269•19m ago
If that's what you characterize the US government as, I can only imagine what you characterize some of the other governments around the world. Particularly, from the millions of us who migrated to the US legally and willfully and who are very VERY grateful to this country for providing the opportunities people like myself could only dream-of in our former countries.
hugodan•17m ago
A/I shuts down
aliasxneo•9m ago
Hey friend, don't be discouraged, HN is extremely left-leaning and fairly anti-US. But plenty of us independents lurk here and mostly stay quiet on these subjects because of dogpiling.
mag7269•6m ago
Thanks, bud. Always a good reminder.
drivingmenuts•3m ago
Some of y'all are from countries that in great turmoil.

Which is partly or mostly our fault.

Maybe we could concentrate on doing less of that.

NBJack•13m ago
They already know what they are. There are good reasons the term "terrorist" has yet to be formally agreed upon among members of the United Nations.
mcv•10m ago
Yeah, but do you control international banking the way they do? That's ultimately how they're able to do this.
toomuchtodo•4m ago
Which is why efforts by China to stand up independent banking rails are important.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48636931

righthand•26m ago
> We are stopping, but the Resistance and ideas do not stop. Stay human.

How will that be if the resistance is not visible to the public. What are all the people using their services supposed to do? I’m guessing there are plans to reform in a few years. Why is the Italian government not protecting them?

oblongsquare69•22m ago
I take it as, talk to people in real life and don’t rely on systems that can be shut down.
lambda•21m ago
The Italian government is also a far-right government like the US, so is aligned in wanting to suppress left-wing views.
unfocso•16m ago
>Why is the Italian government not protecting them?

The Italian police wiretapped them for one year without them knowing.

K0balt•5m ago
Resistance and revolution happened before the internet. People have become lazy and complacent, and want their resistance served up over the wire. Thats not how real resistance happens, but it does make people feel like they are doing something, sucking up their energy while the biggest impact is TikTok memes, the modern version of the sternly worded letter.

This is exactly where the power structures want the struggle to be , online, with no real consequences that matter.

The best thing that could happen to the internet and society would be that it would be absolutely illegal to post anything inciting resistance or change of any kind on the internet.

Then, the resistance would go back to being real people in real rooms, secrets and whispers and actual plots to effect change in society for a more equitable and prosperous human future.

Because that’s how real change takes place. The powerful don’t try to make change by posting on instagram. (Advertisement and PR of course, but it’s not the organizational nexus) they gather in conference rooms, talk in person, and have social gatherings where they decide your future.

When they do use the internet to coordinate, it’s not in public forums, it’s encrypted communications, targeted and limited in scope.

The internet is useful, of course, and encrypted communication in private groups, even darkweb resources. But thinking you can use the official structure of the internet (public domain infrastructure, dns, walled gardens) as a primary means of subverting the dominant paradigm is foolish at best, suicidally counterproductive on the normative.

The internet was once subversive in and of itself. It no longer is. Now you’re just wearing signs at the mall.

The revolution thrives underground, not out in the open.

behole•25m ago
Deeply troubling and part of a larger initiative. Fascism is blooming under these weird-o monsters.

Dollars to doughnuts there will be HN's finest boot-lickers in the comments running cover for orange and company. Disgusting and traitorous.

rdtsc•23m ago
Can just rename themselves into I/A. “A/I? That’s shut down. We are not affiliated with them…”
mcv•6m ago
Possibly. The content can be saved and posted on a variety of other platforms.

While this is very heavy handed censorship, there are plenty of ways around it.

monkaiju•22m ago
Hopefully riseup can pick up some of the slack here, but more decentralized services are needed.
AndrewKemendo•21m ago
Love these people and what a powerful message

If anyone from A/I is reading this know you always have a place to stay/eat if you need it

vallerie•21m ago
Yet another example of the troubling amount of power the United States holds over the internet and global finance.

I really worry about the future of free and open expression over the next few years.

unfocso•20m ago
Really sad, and also a testament of the fact that as much as we think we try to be indipendent, eventually once somebody starts putting enough pressure on the people around you (and you turn from "a neutral customer" to "a liability") the path to isolation is very short.
unfocso•14m ago
And yes, they could relocate to TOR, I2P, use P2P websites, torrents, and only accept cryptos for donations. But eventually you'll need to put down a credit card on file to buy a domain, and that domain needs to be owned by somebody.
arcticfox•11m ago
Could someone point me to some background on this whole incident or write a quick one? I don't know who they are or what's going on but it seems important.
layer8•7m ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Autistici/Inventati#United_Sta...
nikunj1809•20m ago
What does it means?
reilly3000•10m ago
The US government designated a long-running web/email hosting services collective that served political dissidents as a terrorist organization.

https://www.state.gov/releases/office-of-the-spokesperson/20...

It means the government won.

matt123456789•18m ago
What did they do??
dd8601fn•7m ago
Sounds like providing encrypted communications?

I think we can all see the potential problems with this, even if this specific group is awful.

“The specific claim: a far-left media group that describes itself as a “tool” for militants to share information “to be acted upon” used A/I’s services to publish communiqués and calls to action for U.S.-designated terrorist groups, including FAI/FRI, the IRGC, Hamas, Hizballah, ELN, NPA, PFLP, and PIJ. That same media group was cited in a federal complaint against a domestic terrorist sentenced to 19 years for attacking a federal building and a police car with IEDs.”

jtrn•15m ago
I also oppose fascism, militarism, racism, sexism, homophobia, and transphobia, like what A/I do... And none of that is illegal... At least not in any civilised society. So what did they do to trigger so many? I remember the Norwegian stuff (since I’m Norwegian), and I remember thinking it sounded like bullshit to copy their entire server drive when they wanted access to the blog of two people.

From what I could gather, it seems various governments accused them of deliberately providing infrastructure to groups whose violent activities they supported, such as the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK), with communications associated with railway sabotage, attacks on energy infrastructure and the “Jane’s Revenge” arson campaign (whatever the hell that is).

Here’s a snippet I found on the net: "Italian police installed a server backdoor in 2004 during an investigation into the anarchist collective Crocenera. It was discovered in 2005. According to contemporary EDRi reporting, the access potentially exposed communications belonging to thousands of unrelated users; EDRi explicitly noted that actual collection of unrelated data had not been proven. EDRi’s contemporary report"

Huge disclaimer on this, since it’s just my musings: This might be one of the situations where both sides are in the wrong. It’s possible that A/I willfully turned a blind eye to actual illegal activity by its users, and refused to cooperate with legal investigations. At the same time, various governments, including mine, overreacted and behaved unethically and maybe even illegally because A/I “didn’t want to play ball.”

Just speculation. But the fact that I can’t easily find concrete examples of what A/I supposedly did wrong makes me inclined to feel sympathy for them. I hate unspecific allegations like “facilitation of problematic and terroristic-adjacent activities.” That’s some 1984-ish bullshit.

I have no clue what I’m talking about here, though. Strange situation and too little information...

ranyume•9m ago
> And none of that is illegal... At least not in any civilised society

I mean, the capitalist system is a barbaric system with defenders that do make opposition illegal...

jtrn•7m ago
GaryBluto•14m ago
>The day we discovered we had been designated a global terrorist organization, we promised that we would try to resist as long as this was possible

Eleven days?

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As a sidenote, I'm rather confused why most sources referred to A/I as simply offering services for "left wing activists"; while this is true, they also offered services to actual, inarguable terrorists. Their services were used to announce firebombs on anti-abortion pregnancy crisis centers.

Now, I don't think they should have been labelled an outright terrorist organisation by many means, but I am astonished by the level of whitewashing.

xgulfie•8m ago
I can't imagine continuing to run something designated by the US as a terrorist organization for for even ONE day
phoronixrly•13m ago
Thank you American people! This couldn't have happened without you!
elmer2•13m ago
I've been following the collextive for 10 years. They promoted and hosted violent/terrorist activity.

Parler was ripped off the Internet for 1% of this.

You reap what you sow. If you don't support the freedom of people you disagree with politically, I don't support your freedom either.

Covid has forced me to take a hard stance on this.

lukan•7m ago
"They promoted and hosted violent/terrorist activity."

What kind exactly?

sph•10m ago
Fuck you Trump and fuck you US (and the government of a small country in the Mediterranean who's behind all this). Thank you Autistici/Inventati with whom I had my first email account in the dialup era.

I can't wait to see the American hegemony slowly crumble over the next few decades.

andlarry•10m ago
Here is the State Department's rationale: https://www.state.gov/releases/office-of-the-spokesperson/20...
hermannj314•10m ago
I am first hearing about this group today, but here is some context:

https://www.state.gov/releases/office-of-the-spokesperson/20...

Apparently they provide the digital infrastructure for violent Antifa cells and because of a 9/11 related executive order, the A/I is able to be branded a sponsor of terrorism.

I guess this makes it a crime to give them money or provide aid to them (if you are a US citizen).

bensyverson•4m ago
Because "violent Antifa cells" are totally a thing
LeoPanthera•3m ago
[delayed]
Normal_gaussian•5m ago
I wasn't aware of this group; https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Autistici/Inventati is their wiki article, but it is a little light on details.

Some of the claims are interesting - "Decision making in the group takes places collectively instead of through majority voting." - isn't explained by the sourced article.

Yeah, but there are degrees. I’d rather have a conversation about trans rights here in Oslo than in Afghanistan.
reilly3000•8m ago
https://www.state.gov/releases/office-of-the-spokesperson/20... This designation offers some specific examples of violence being coordinated using their systems. Some are indeed extreme, if true. That doesn’t invalidate their mission or overall contribution to the world at large; it just was sufficient ammo for extinguishing another threat to power.
akhasg•7m ago
They happened to host some people who "vandalized" (a couple of graffiti ...) Trump's golf course in Scotland. That action was called "terrorism".

Their site noblogs.org also hosted some PKK friendly articles. like 10 in total. Now that is bound to happen if you host left wing bloggers in the EU. But that was also called terrorism support.

Their problem is that they actively selected the customers and demanded that they abide by their CoC and rules. You should not do that as an ISP.