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Orbital Data Centres and Potential Impacts to Astronomy and the Sky

https://arxiv.org/abs/2608.02757
1•bushwart•1m ago•0 comments

Building a 1980s Brick to Replace My Smartphone [video]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iahWN18jeBo
1•surprisetalk•4m ago•0 comments

Custom Engine written in Godot processing 720T polygons per second [video]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uR5EvBWxN14
1•simondebbarma•9m ago•1 comments

Show HN: Shield KYA – Open-source audit trail and gate for AI agent tool calls

https://github.com/The-Pixel-Boys/shield-kya
1•shieldagent•11m ago•0 comments

Plugins with no writes to the live site.WASM sandboxes and reviewable changesets

https://hatamoto.dev/post/wasm-plugins-reviewable-changesets
2•zenincognito•11m ago•0 comments

Yggstore Code Map

https://get.withcare.co.za/code-map/
1•peter_retief•12m ago•0 comments

Reality as an Executable System: Computation and Historical Complexity

https://medium.com/@smoking2man/reality-as-an-executable-system-computation-historical-complexity...
1•Aldus551•14m ago•0 comments

How reliable are confidence scores from language models?

https://www.davidhartel.com/blog/language-model-confidence
7•dimmanuel•14m ago•0 comments

Show HN: Which colour has more dots? A quick visual guessing game

https://dotguess.com/
1•testGaussian•15m ago•0 comments

Show HN: MarkovChat – Meet people who share your intellectual interests

https://markovchat.com/
1•hackboyfly•16m ago•1 comments

OpenFile, 360 file tools that run in the browser with no uploads

https://openfile-studio.vercel.app/
2•aniruddha-adak•17m ago•0 comments

Infinite Scrolling Feed Example

https://www.w3.org/WAI/ARIA/apg/patterns/feed/examples/feed/
1•Brysonbw•17m ago•0 comments

Tips to get the best-suited candidates to apply to your job opening

https://fairats.com/blog/tips-to-get-the-best-suited-candidates-to-apply/
1•BrunoBernardino•17m ago•0 comments

Tell HN: First day in quite some time I feel optimistic about the future

3•reimertz•18m ago•1 comments

Spec-driven AI development for insurance claims rule changes [video]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FRw3Og9tylE
1•Harish_0089•19m ago•0 comments

Ask HN: Is it still worth building and documenting projects the "old way"?

2•dhruv_ahuja•19m ago•2 comments

Jev 101 – A New Class of Model

https://data4sci.com/blog/jev-101
2•Anon84•24m ago•1 comments

Quest Journal

https://thedent.net/posts/quest-journal
1•surprisetalk•24m ago•0 comments

A map of 5000+ midterm ads

https://admap.org/
12•Eden09•26m ago•1 comments

Dolibarr, GLPI, PrestaShop: fifteen years of database schema, release by release

https://blog.mcdview.dev/en/dolibarr-glpi-prestashop-fifteen-years-of-schema/
1•PatuDev•30m ago•0 comments

Revolut slashes AI coding costs 10x by cutting out Claude and going self-hosted

https://www.theregister.com/ai-and-ml/2026/11/03/british-fintech-revolut-slashes-ai-coding-costs-...
4•_____k•30m ago•1 comments

Show HN: Rivermark, a superfast AI graphic design canvas

https://rivermark.ai/
1•thegeomaster•30m ago•0 comments

Can Advertising Fund Free AI? Evidence from ChatGPT's Advertising Rollout

https://ecommerceresearch.org/chatgpt-ads/
1•thm•32m ago•0 comments

Albert Einstein and Hannah Arendt's 1948 open letter on Israel

https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Albert_Einstein_and_others_letter.jpg
4•olirex99•32m ago•1 comments

Valve making changes to deal with a 'significant increase' in Steam submission

https://www.theverge.com/games/1025722/valve-steam-game-increase-submissions
3•Tomte•33m ago•0 comments

Google DeepMind open-sources AlphaEvolve

https://github.com/google-deepmind/alphaevolve
2•wondersky•34m ago•0 comments

Show HN: 13M opinions on 48k products extracted from Reddit and HN

https://www.trustmebro.reviews/
3•davidzweig•35m ago•0 comments

A Social Networking App – Anonymous Live Group Chats

https://www.myraw.app/
1•welkhazen•36m ago•0 comments

One dev's rough outline of encrypted weights implementation

https://forums.developer.nvidia.com/t/questions-from-a-newcomer-gpu-confidential-computing-for-mu...
1•oogali•36m ago•0 comments

Hackers hit French national blood bank

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2026/11/04/hackers-hit-french-blood-bank/
24•blaze33•36m ago•22 comments
Open in hackernews

Hackers hit French national blood bank

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2026/11/04/hackers-hit-french-blood-bank/
23•blaze33•36m ago

Comments

RobotToaster•28m ago
Fridges shouldn't be on the internet, doubly so when it's one storing vital medical supplies.
fithisux•25m ago
It is either malicious incompetence or a red flag. No other explanation for me is satisfactory.
retinaros•23m ago
we are a few attacks like this from a country interpreting it as a declaration of war. I have no doubts a developed country counter-intelligence cell can find which country is responsible for such a large scale attack. I wish they target countries like China instead of spineless france.
BSDobelix•18m ago
>I wish they target countries like China instead of spineless france.

Because Chinese Life is less worth than "spineless" French? What is that disgusting worldview of yours? You know what a blood-bank is, right?

harvey9•15m ago
I read it as meaning China is more likely to track down and prosecute the attackers. I use the term prosecute loosely.
dumbmrblah•4m ago
They mean that China will respond in kind, rather than France, who may just wring their hands.
elmer2•20m ago
We need to have a French Revolution for hackers that do this. One clobbering, and they will think twice.
Tryvrsakjo10•19m ago
The advent of AI and its ability to find vulnerabilities so quickly is getting out of hand. Yesterday it was supermarket fridges now its fridges that store blood, they should never have been connected to the internet in the first place especially in these times with AI, but all of Europe needs to invest more into their cyber security systems they are anachronistic at this point.
holsta•10m ago
> The advent of AI and its ability to find vulnerabilities so quickly

No AI needed. The supermarket controllers had software with guessable passwords and outdated nginx, both of which had patches out for a year.

Some hardware had reached end-of-live, and were never replaced.

All were connected directly on the internet instead of secure APNs or VPNs.

This is long-standing, basic management failure, and the fines should reflect that.

Tryvrsakjo10•6m ago
So, the people in charge are either inept or just sleeping on the job especially for things that are so important to people's lives. cause it seems like everyday something else is getting hacked or exploited because of its vulnerabilities.
smallnix•19m ago
I don't understand the 110. The blood was.. boiling??
mainecoder•16m ago
can someone please explain how they can heat the blood I understand they can stop the freezing but you cannot set the temperature of a refrigerator to a point where it literally heats the stuff inside since a refrigerator do not have the mean to warm objects inside it can only remove the heat.
rescbr•14m ago
It's the defrost cycle.

Modern "frost-free" freezers have resistive heaters inside them.

kristjank•12m ago
Seems like it's more of a walk in freezer situation and it can be controlled in either direction.
Ekaros•7m ago
Basically understand that fridges and freezers work by making a surface, heat exchanger or some type of pipe cold. Being cold leads to moisture in ambient air condensing on that. And being usually below freezing to icing on it. Ice is not very good heat conductor. So you want occasionally get rid of it. Easiest way to achieve this is heating it. Simple resistive heaters are cheap and maluable for this.

Now if you can control these heaters you can pump up the temperature to quite high. And I imagine with certain uses cases actually emptying the whole thing heating it up to melt ice and then bringing temp back down is not that unreasonable process. Also allows keeping the temperature in very close range. For home appliances bit more temperature variation is acceptable.

kristjank•8m ago
Not only freezers, but a lot of other appliances have become IoT-integrated to simplify inspection procedures. Instead of the health department looking at each freezer/smoke detector/gas detector/emergency floodlight individually, you can just present them with a report from your building's safety system. Older systems were mostly some industrial bus and are off-grid by default, but new ones are usually smarter, and as a result, IP-connected.
cricketfanatic•7m ago
This is not looking good especially with so much red tape in Europe don’t know how they will deal with this…
marsknight•5m ago
Le Canard Enchaîné is a satirical paper!
amelius•3m ago
I see a new market in little VPN devices.
ReptileMan•2m ago
They had almost 3 weeks of warning since those attacks started. No excuses if they are not secured by now.