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Run Qwen 3.8 Flash Next (125B) on consumer hardware (RTX 4090) at 100T/s

https://github.com/Niko1221/Strata
544•snehesht•10h ago•269 comments

Self-hosted HTTP tunnels with SSH and Nginx

https://vincent.bernat.ch/en/blog/2026-http-over-ssh
9•renehsz•46m ago•2 comments

Turn off Apple Intelligence on macOS 27 and get its disk space back

https://github.com/omlahore/RemoveMacAI
256•privacyisntdead•3h ago•144 comments

Infidel Goes Wild

https://blog.zarfhome.com/2026/10/infidel-goes-wild
30•tobr•1d ago•1 comments

Improper redaction reveals Google Data Center water and electricity usage

https://www.1011now.com/2026/09/30/more-questions-than-answers-about-lincolns-google-data-center-...
175•sensanaty•3h ago•248 comments

Homa: The end of TCP for AI clusters [video]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eZ8WWZzoaR0
42•signa11•3h ago•10 comments

A map of every lighthouse

https://mapped.earth/lighthouses/world
154•karakoram•2d ago•70 comments

Show HN: Build with Python – a beginner course where your code draws

https://scimigo.com/en/learn/build-with-python/01-draw-with-python
19•davidwshao•4h ago•3 comments

Results from the ASIC puzzle

https://blog.janestreet.com/asic-puzzle-results/
67•eru•2d ago•27 comments

A browser-native classic Visual Basic VB6 IDE

https://wieslawsoltes.github.io/VB6/
32•wiso•4h ago•9 comments

Page Table Memory Consumption

https://frn.sh/pagetables/
35•shellpipe•3d ago•2 comments

Tell HN: Bob Cringely has died

787•paveworld•22h ago•168 comments

Show HN: Glashütte Trash Clock – A 30-minute pendulum clock made from trash

https://niklasroy.com/gtc/
155•r0r0•2d ago•21 comments

How to scale intent, quality, and artistry with AI [video]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GLvFTMtw4Jk
39•simonjgreen•14h ago•12 comments

Incentives in Academic Research

https://www.msoos.org/2026/10/incentives-in-academic-research/
25•zero_k•5h ago•11 comments

Xray-core concealed a certificate verification bypass vulnerability

https://github.com/net4people/bbs/issues/672
25•timbill•5h ago•0 comments

Interview with Chicken Scheme Maintainer Sjamaan/Peter Bex

https://alexalejandre.com/interviews/peter-bex/
3•veqq•2d ago•0 comments

Show HN: AI search for every photo and every frame of video on macOS

https://github.com/allenv0/SCM
132•allenleee•13h ago•62 comments

'Neanderthals Among Us' review

https://www.historytoday.com/archive/review/neanderthals-among-us-peter-sahlins-review
50•pepys•1d ago•44 comments

Bill Draper has died

https://www.nytimes.com/2026/09/30/technology/william-draper-dead.html
61•bookofjoe•10h ago•14 comments

Why don't more developers “use the platform”?

https://nolanlawson.com/2026/10/03/why-dont-more-developers-use-the-platform/
271•vinhnx•19h ago•279 comments

Automating my 35mm film scanning pipeline

https://shannadige.com/blog/darkroom/
58•shannadige•1d ago•38 comments

The work by Valve's Timur Kristóf on improving old AMD GPUs on Linux

https://www.phoronix.com/news/XDC-2026-Valve-Timur-AMDGPU
449•speckx•1d ago•92 comments

Declaring a bird extinct: The median wait is 36 years after the last sighting

https://birdshistory.com/how-long-to-declare-a-bird-extinct/
15•Heidi_70•23h ago•7 comments

What is going on with ceiling fans

https://mcmansionhell.com/post/829127919552151552/what-is-going-on-with-ceiling-fans
172•colinprince•3d ago•148 comments

A man who listens to whales

https://blue-continuum.com/the-man-who-listens-to-whales
10•dnetesn•2d ago•2 comments

cp: -r or -R?

https://movq.de/blog/postings/2026-09-30/0/POSTING-en.html
78•zdw•4d ago•90 comments

The evolution of effective altruism

https://www.economist.com/international/2026/10/01/how-effective-altruism-conquered-the-world
51•bazzmt•9h ago•89 comments

Agents don't need memory, they need documentation

https://liao.gg/blog/agents-dont-need-memory
337•kmeh•1d ago•204 comments

Surely you have ultra-wideband radios on your bins too?

https://sjg.io/writing/binrange-have-you-actually-put-the-bins-out/
125•simonjgreen•1d ago•67 comments
Open in hackernews

All I wanted was a custom domain email

https://jacobg.co/emails-at-jacobg-co/
39•jgx0•5h ago

Comments

adospace•2h ago
Hi Jacob, Ado here, from FounderMail. I'm really glad you ended up on-boarding with us, and I wanted to reach out to thank you for the review and feedback.

The manual approve to outbound sending helped a lot to keep spammers out of the platform.

We ensure that domain exists and you're the owner, the website is legit, etc, making impossible for a bot to operate throughout our channel.

And is working, almost 4 weeks in, no complaints, less than 0.1 bounce rate.

You know, having an high reputation is vital to ensure the emails we send on behalf of our customers are reaching the inbox not the spam folder.

Said that, you continue to be right: it's annoying. We're working to reduce the pain autoapproving it for cases like your.

Thank you again (I hope you'll never find a reason to leave us! :)

jgx0•40m ago
Thank you for creating such a great service! It’s always great using a product and getting to thank the developer directly. Your platform seems perfect so far and it was extremely quick to get approved for outbound sending (definitely less than 12 hours). Seems to be working perfectly so far, and I don’t think i’ll be switching anytime soon.
bakugo•33m ago
> making impossible for a bot to operate throughout our channel.

Somewhat ironic, given your entire website is AI generated.

MarcellusDrum•26m ago
You're saying that building their own website using AI is equivalent to sending spam emails?
handoflixue•18m ago
Building a website with Claude is literally "a bot operating on their channels". Whether these are morally equivalent is an unrelated axis - it's the literal claim that's being disputed
4b11b4•8m ago
Seems you're... conflating the concepts of spamming people with using a language model to generate code
stingrae•20m ago
Is it actually free to use? i cant find the pricing page
shaewest•19m ago
I went to your site to check this out, and I found the bright orange from the first slide was killing my eyes, and my coworkers. The other landing page slides were great, the first one made me want to leave.

Overall looks like a great tool that I'll look into for my next projects.

patriciobcs•1h ago
Why not using iCloud custom domains? Is the simplest option if you want apple mail compatibility
pyuser314•1h ago
I second this recommendation. My custom domain emails work wonderfully through Apple iCloud account.
Lalabadie•1h ago
Ditto. The cheapest iCloud subscription includes everything necessary. My partner and I both have emails through our respective personal domains, all on the same sub – I think the limit is 3 custom domains.
sherry-sherry•34m ago
iCloud Mail will silently filter emails with certain words (including in attachments).

You aren’t told something has been filtered and it doesn’t go to spam. It’s just deleted with zero recourse. The sender isn’t notified either.

https://talk.macpowerusers.com/t/icloud-mail-what-to-do-when...

I had this happen as recently as June 2026 when my current provider was up. It happens on @mac.com @me.com @icloud.com and custom domains.

newsforb•1h ago
I can recommend Lark. Free tier does everything.
ruuda•1h ago
The shared hosting package that I bought with my domain 20 years ago from a local hosting company comes with all of these, it cost I think €12/year originally. They got acquired some time ago by a large hosting company who charges more than €120/year for the same package. Then I switched to another local mail provider who charge €40/year (but with more storage). Aren't there many such providers?
t0mas88•57m ago
There are, but I've seen several of those price increases in a row so you may be moving a lot. And mail deliverability to Outlook and Gmail from those hosts isn't always great.
throwaway093020•1h ago
MXRoute's lifetime plans (which they usually offer around black Friday) are a great option if you can get one. I paid $99 for mine five years ago. The service has only improved since then.
abound•1h ago
I use StartMail [1], which I believe ticks all of OP's boxes (I had similar boxes).

[1] https://www.startmail.com/

Muromec•1h ago
I added my custom domain to my provider email. Yes, those still exist in places
EwanToo•1h ago
Feels weird to ignore the largest players, e.g. Fastmail or Protonmail
frizlab•1h ago
Or iCloud+. He specifically asked for Apple Mail integration ffs
zeeveener•43m ago
I use the iCloud custom domain for my personal email and I can confidently say it's worth the cost.

I am definitely engrossed in the Apple Ecosystem™ though so I can't speak to how it would fit any other setup that isn't almost entirely Apple-based.

ajb•30m ago
Protonmail doesn't have unlimited addresses for sending, which is one of his requirements. It has catch-all , which means you can receive from an arbitary number, so it's okay for one -email-per-vendor, but if you ever need to send via one of those addresses then you have to use up one of your 10 or 20 allowed addresses.

This is because like most other vendors, they do price discrimination based on number of users. Which is no doubt why the other large vendors were also ruled out.

One vendor who doesn't do this is Migadu. I don't use them as they lack 2FA support, but they are one of a small number of businesses who make their proposition easy to evaluate quickly, as opposed to making you swipe through a pitch before you get to the facts. This is so unusual that I remember them despite evaluating them multiple years ago.

LatticeAnimal•1h ago
Protonmail has worked great for me. Never had any issues and I like the inclusion of docs + sheets (even though their apps are ridiculously slow to load)
Wowfunhappy•1h ago
Unless something had changed recently, they don't let you use third party email clients.
adastra22•1h ago
“Integration with Apple Mail” shy not just use iCloud with a custom domain?
frizlab•59m ago
This. It was my first reaction too.
jgx0•38m ago
AFAIK it doesn’t allow you to have a direct IMAP/SMTP login for your own domain.
sherry-sherry•26m ago
iCloud Mail silently filters emails (more info in my comment linked). The sender isn’t told, receiver can’t ever see the message.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49958660

mcv•59m ago
I've got my domain at namecheap, and they just forward all mail to two different pre-existing mailboxes. I configure my mailreader to use my address at my own domain when sending mail, and that works perfectly fine. Sure, headers may show them going through different mail servers, but nobody ever looks at that anymore.
s0rce•57m ago
I use zoho mail, works well.
65•55m ago
Unpopular opinion, but I've used Google Workspace for years and I really like having my email via gmail. SSO and spam filtering and Google Docs. I thought about switching to Amazon Workmail but the price I pay for Workspace is worth it.
TacticalCoder•18m ago
> Unpopular opinion, but I've used Google Workspace for years ...

Not that unpopular. I've used it since way before it was called "Google Workspace" and it Just Works [TM]. Also once you pay for it, suddenly they pick up the phone if you ever need support.

A shitload of SMEs are using Google Workspace to get their own domain and all the Google suite.

I know it's cool to hate on Google on HN but for my part I'll forever be hating on Microsoft and Meta. I tolerate Google.

ryandrake•49m ago
Interesting that self-hosting isn't on his list. It hits every one of his checkboxes and only costs you an old Linux server collecting dust at home (or at most, a $5/mo VPS), which you can also use to host other things.

It's never been easier to self-host, but it feels like, in general, when faced with "I want to do X with a computer," people are more and more reaching for paid, hosted services rather than DIY anymore.

tough•43m ago
Isnt email blacklisting/actually getting mails to inbox infamously hard? I otherwise think the rest of the stack is indeed solved, but its probably cheaper to pay Amazon SES or whatever for getting your emails to an inbox reliably
lucb1e•1m ago
Everyone has the same problem. For example, Apple recently blocked a service that notifies you of parliamentary documents (source in Dutch: https://chaos.social/@tkdocs@mastodon.nl/117370967171338864). FAANG doesn't differentiate if you're self hosting or a business. So long as businesses can manage, so can you. If you set up the usual suspects like SPF and DMARC, the domain is not a known spammer and the IP not in a blocked address range, it's mostly hands-off (source: I self host my email)
jgx0•42m ago
I’ve actually tried before to self host on my VPS as well as my homelab that I use for various services. I honestly just didn’t trust the stability of my own services enough for something as important as email. As a project I definitely want to try again in the future.
bastawhiz•46m ago
> There was one annoying limitation. I had to submit a special request before I could send emails to new addresses that had not previously messaged me.

Maybe I'm misunderstanding but this sounds absolutely wild. What?

jgx0•39m ago
The founder of foundermail actually left a comment here talking about this. I will likely update the article that it took less than 7 hours to be approved.
wh33zle•46m ago
I can recommend Fastmail. Reasonably priced, modern tech & features, good service. Never had any issues.
zie•35m ago
I use Migadu(migadu.com), but Apple's iCloud email hosting is basically tailor fit to your expectations, so I don't have any idea why you don't use it.

But you can host your own email too. It's not the easiest option, but it can be done, and there has been some newer email server software written that tries to make it easier.

jibalt•31m ago
I just dealt with this due to the impending termination of .name email. I use a combination of gmail as my mail agent, CloudFlare for the domain, and SMTP2Go for low volume outbound with SPF, DKIM, and DMARC. I don't have any Apple usage or requirements.

Oh, I just remembered that I send mail received by my CloudFlare domain to both gmail and zohomail, and use Thunderbird as the mail agent for the latter.

skeptrune•26m ago
I like Fastmail a lot
internet2000•20m ago
iCloud+ mail was definitely a better choice. I'll send my feedback through email.
fortran77•20m ago
I've been very happy with MXRoute
ohcmon•19m ago
I’d suggest cloudflare + resend + https://workspace.google.com/essentials/ (which is $0) + forwarding and alias to personal google account for gmail ui.

Big benefit of this combination is that you get "login with google", docs, drive, hangouts

jgx0•4m ago
Resend just kept getting stuck in spam folders for me when sending, maybe I set something up wrong. On their documentation it just says you have to pay for the extremely expensive certificate needed for gmail to trust your messages.
ivanjermakov•18m ago
Possibly the only free soltuion: setup email forwarding in gmail using https://improvmx.com/about/.

Can even send email, although recipient sees that it has been forwarded.

flowerlad•16m ago
With Google sunsetting support for custom domain in Gmail (scheduled for Jan 2027) I am looking for solutions to sending email from custom domains. Amazon SES works well and is cheap for SMTP.

I want to continue to use Gmail for email storage--mainly because of the awesome search function, but also for longevity--while using a third-party app for pulling specific emails from Gmail and replying to them through my custom domain(s).

The solutions mentioned in this blog aren't that--they have their own storage.

zeeveener
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41m ago
I haven't spent any real amount of time looking into this, but from the basic research I did perform, I found that well-written guides that aren't grossly out of date are hard to find.

Also, my understanding is that Google, Outlook and other major email services have been implementing as many roadblocks for self-hosted setups as possible to the point where it's a constant battle and difficult to keep up with.

cosmotic•22m ago
The problem with self hosting is getting through google, microsoft, etc spam filters.
handoflixue•20m ago
It depends a lot on whether you need the account for reading email, sending email to your own accounts, or sending email to other people. The first two are very easy to self-host.

But agreed that mass-mailing (even account registration style emails) seems a lot less reliable because of those spam filters.

waynesonfire•18m ago
it's only "difficult" because google, microsoft, etc have conivenced the community that self-hosting e-mail is not possible and for some reason, further propetuated by IT influencers that have drank that koolaid.

all complete bullshit; they arbitrraly occasionally block to protect their moat raping privacy. e-mail is the most rewarding self-hosting capability. like anything, there is a learning curve but at the end of the day: it's easy, stable, a pleasure to host. there are solutions that ease the learning curve. after a while, all the e-mail do make it through.

i'm so happy that my communications are not indexed by these hyperscalers.

stop listening to these pussies claiming how difficult it is. they're projecting their limitations.