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IRS Open Sources its Fact Graph

https://github.com/IRS-Public/fact-graph
142•ronbenton•2h ago•40 comments

I'm recomming my customers switch to Linux rather that Upgrade to Windows 11

https://www.scottrlarson.com/publications/publication-windows-move-towards-surveillance/
49•trinsic2•40m ago•22 comments

Apple M5 chip

https://www.apple.com/newsroom/2025/10/apple-unleashes-m5-the-next-big-leap-in-ai-performance-for...
941•mihau•12h ago•1040 comments

Claude Haiku 4.5

https://www.anthropic.com/news/claude-haiku-4-5
430•adocomplete•8h ago•179 comments

Writing an LLM from scratch, part 22 – training our LLM

https://www.gilesthomas.com/2025/10/llm-from-scratch-22-finally-training-our-llm
60•gpjt•1h ago•1 comments

Next Steps for the Caddy Project Maintainership

https://caddy.community/t/next-steps-for-the-caddy-project-maintainership/33076
98•francislavoie•4h ago•17 comments

ImapGoose

https://whynothugo.nl/journal/2025/10/15/introducing-imapgoose/
31•xarvatium•3h ago•6 comments

Gerald Sussman - An Electrical Engineering View of a Mechanical Watch (2003)

https://techtv.mit.edu/videos/15895-an-electrical-engineering-view-of-a-mechanical-watch
43•o4c•1w ago•8 comments

Bringing NumPy's type-completeness score to nearly 90%

https://pyrefly.org/blog/numpy-type-completeness/
44•todsacerdoti•1w ago•20 comments

Zed is now available on Windows

https://zed.dev/blog/zed-for-windows-is-here
179•meetpateltech•9h ago•60 comments

I almost got hacked by a 'job interview'

https://blog.daviddodda.com/how-i-almost-got-hacked-by-a-job-interview
725•DavidDodda•12h ago•388 comments

Are hard drives getting better?

https://www.backblaze.com/blog/are-hard-drives-getting-better-lets-revisit-the-bathtub-curve/
125•HieronymusBosch•8h ago•56 comments

Show HN: Halloy – Modern IRC client

https://github.com/squidowl/halloy
280•culinary-robot•13h ago•78 comments

Pwning the Nix ecosystem

https://ptrpa.ws/nixpkgs-actions-abuse
237•SuperShibe•11h ago•42 comments

Leaving serverless led to performance improvement and a simplified architecture

https://www.unkey.com/blog/serverless-exit
293•vednig•14h ago•182 comments

F5 says hackers stole undisclosed BIG-IP flaws, source code

https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/f5-says-hackers-stole-undisclosed-big-ip-flaws-sou...
134•WalterSobchak•12h ago•64 comments

Recursive Language Models (RLMs)

https://alexzhang13.github.io/blog/2025/rlm/
68•talhof8•7h ago•21 comments

US Dept of Interior denies canceling largest solar project after axing review

https://www.utilitydive.com/news/department-interior-cancels-review-nevada-solar-project-trump/80...
53•toomuchtodo•2h ago•24 comments

More About Jumps Than You Wanted to Know

https://gpfault.net/posts/asm-tut-4.html
7•nice_byte•6d ago•0 comments

A kernel stack use-after-free: Exploiting Nvidia's GPU Linux drivers

https://blog.quarkslab.com/./nvidia_gpu_kernel_vmalloc_exploit.html
132•mustache_kimono•11h ago•15 comments

A Gemma model helped discover a new potential cancer therapy pathway

https://blog.google/technology/ai/google-gemma-ai-cancer-therapy-discovery/
37•alexcos•6h ago•5 comments

Princeton Engineering Anomalies Research

https://pearlab.icrl.org/
32•walterbell•1w ago•6 comments

Recreating the Canon Cat document interface

https://lab.alexanderobenauer.com/updates/the-jasper-report
88•tonyg•10h ago•7 comments

How First Wap tracks phones around the world

https://www.lighthousereports.com/methodology/surveillance-secrets-explainer/
62•mattboulos•3h ago•11 comments

Garbage collection for Rust: The finalizer frontier

https://soft-dev.org/pubs/html/hughes_tratt__garbage_collection_for_rust_the_finalizer_frontier/
114•ltratt•13h ago•112 comments

The brain navigates new spaces by 'darting' between reality and mental maps

https://medicine.yale.edu/news-article/brain-navigates-new-spaces-by-flickering-between-reality-a...
140•XzetaU8•1w ago•54 comments

FSF announces Librephone project

https://www.fsf.org/news/librephone-project
1386•g-b-r•1d ago•566 comments

Americans' love of billiards paved the way for synthetic plastics

https://invention.si.edu/invention-stories/imitation-ivory-and-power-play
61•geox•1w ago•34 comments

M5 MacBook Pro

https://www.apple.com/macbook-pro/
311•tambourine_man•12h ago•428 comments

Helpcare AI (YC F24) Is Hiring

1•hsial•13h ago
Open in hackernews

Next Steps for the Caddy Project Maintainership

https://caddy.community/t/next-steps-for-the-caddy-project-maintainership/33076
98•francislavoie•4h ago

Comments

cr125rider•3h ago
Caddy is excellent. Great on you, Matt for giving up some control.
TranquilMarmot•3h ago
https://caddyserver.com/

> The Ultimate Server

> makes your sites more secure, more reliable, and more scalable than any other solution.

Is this an alternative to nginx or something?

loloquwowndueo•3h ago
It’s an http server like Apache or nginx.

A stand-out feature has been ACME support built-in, and it’s a fairly capable reverse proxy. I’ve seen organizations use Caddy to provision certificates for customer domains at scale with very good results.

tom1337•3h ago
It is, but I've mostly came across Caddy as a traefik alternative.
nodesocket•1h ago
I still think for Kubernetes ingress controller, traefik is more optimized for this use-case than Caddy. However, sitting in front of containers or a standalone reverse proxy I exclusively use Caddy.
danielheath•3h ago
Yes.

Personally, I much prefer the way caddy does configuration / plugins (as someone reasonably conversant in how nginx does those things) - comparable to "sysv init scripts vs systemd unit files".

rvitorper•3h ago
I like Caddy. Good to see it evolve. Hope it works well
McRaeAlex•2h ago
It’s nice to see the responsibility spread across more people, open source projects live and die by their maintainers.

As a note, Caddy is one of those tools which hits the 80-90% of functionality with 50% of the complexity.

For both my homelab and hobby projects it just works. Its configuration is sane and well documented.

I highly recommend giving it a try.

charcircuit•1h ago
>Now, the project is so stable and mature that most bugs require extensive explaining and troubleshooting, and very specific configurations, to reproduce.

There still remains this simple to reproduce bug where the page doesn't load of you use the full domain name of a site.

https://caddyserver.com./

francislavoie•49m ago
We get it, you have a grudge. No need to post this comment every single time anything related to Caddy is posted on HN. PRs welcome if you want to propose a change.
charcircuit•34m ago
I think it's unfair to say that I post this every time when I've only mentioned it twice before, with the previous time being 2 years ago. I don't have a grudge, I just recognize it as an easy to reproduce bug that disqualifies me from using the software. I'm not itching to get off of nginx as I already have a site that works, so I have no motivation to do extra work to fix bugs in other projects.
francislavoie•29m ago
Last year: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39474419 and you also said "I have only brought this up once before on HN and it was over 2 years ago." in that same thread.

Still, only you and one other person with a similar grudge have ever complained about it (we've never had any github issues opened about it in years, neither on our forums) and nobody who cares has attempted to solve it with code changes.

charcircuit•2m ago
I'll admit I don't have perfect memory of my comments. I'll also admit this is a niche feature.
apsurd•43m ago
Never in my life have I seen a domain with a dot at the end OR a dot at the end with a slash.

bananas

why is this your hill to die on?

aborsy•41m ago
Free software needs to find a way for people to contribute so that maintainers get paid.

Caddy has been great!

tyre•5m ago
You can sponsor Mike right on GH!

https://github.com/sponsors/mholt

NiloCK•29m ago
I've had a really good time with Caddy on a hobby project over the past 7 years on a digital ocean droplet.

Automatic HTTPS, multiple domains, proxying specific routes to local services, etc etc, managed by one extremely legible config file.

I've had literally one service failure over that period, and it was my own error after running upgrades of the droplet's operating system.

Highly recommended.

Congrats to Mike on growing the project to the point where he can responsibly take a hand off the wheel now and then. And thank you!