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1629•josemrb•6h ago•441 comments

Alpine Linux Security Advisory: OpenSSH-server password authentication bypass

https://alpinelinux.org/posts/2026-11-05-openssh-password-authentication-bypass/
349•pantalaimon•4h ago•49 comments

Motorola Signature 27 with GrapheneOS support

https://motorolanews.com/motorola-signature-27-2/
201•monneyboi•2h ago•113 comments

Window Sweaters

https://github.com/saragordic/window-sweaters
46•nickswalker•2h ago•14 comments

Launch HN: Rivet (YC W23) – Scale and Orchestrate Agents on S3

https://github.com/rivet-dev/rivet
24•NathanFlurry•1h ago•16 comments

September in Servo: <progress>, rounded rectangles, and more

https://servo.org/blog/2026/11/05/september-in-servo/
116•iamnothere•4h ago•27 comments

The Lisp curse, now coming to your ecosystem

https://javahippie.net/programming/llm/2026/03/05/the-lisp-curse-coming-to-your-ecosystem.html
97•marcolinux•2d ago•68 comments

My psychophysics as a bilateral cochlear implant user

https://claude.ai/artifact/L8qsMc3SorytGW3LA81nYf
86•mi-rae•2h ago•19 comments

Download your favourite YouTube videos

https://criminallyvulgar.dev/you-should-absolutely-download-your-favourite-youtube-videos/
172•surprisetalk•5h ago•72 comments

Bild AI (YC W25) Is Hiring Founding Product Engineers

https://www.ycombinator.com/companies/bild-ai/jobs
1•rooppal•1h ago

I wish tech companies knew more about me

https://rakhim.exotext.com/i-wish-tech-companies-knew-more-about-me
129•freetonik•5h ago•106 comments

The Stacks Project, Formalized in Lean

https://axiommath.ai/research/the-stacks-project-formalized/
35•namanbnsl•2h ago•6 comments

OpenSSH 10.6p2 Critical workaround for alpine without PAM

https://www.openssh.org/releasenotes.html#10.6p2
184•selckin•7h ago•9 comments

Building a Multi-Agent System from Scratch: Architecture Patterns

https://kadhar.dev/blog/multi-agent-systems-from-scratch
37•kadharmfn•2h ago•11 comments

Show HN: A decent text-to-image model trained for ~$20K (Apache 2.0 Weights)

https://www.linum.ai/field-notes/pjit-21k
53•schopra909•1d ago•5 comments

Nasdaq Sinks 5% as Investors Retreat from AI Trade After Election

https://www.wsj.com/livecoverage/stock-market-today-dow-sp-500-nasdaq-11-05-2026
55•armcat•50m ago•36 comments

MCP Explained

https://mcp-explained.com/
165•rwilinski•4h ago•87 comments

Obscure audio codec is a perfect fit for the N64

https://phoboslab.org/log/2026/11/n64-ulc-codec
131•frostbyte7•5h ago•8 comments

We can do better than line-buffered output

https://nullprogram.com/blog/2026/11/05/
52•zdw•3h ago•4 comments

Nasdaq plummets 4% into correction territory

https://www.cnbc.com/2026/11/04/stock-market-today-live-updates.html
71•kristianp•1h ago•40 comments

How to Lie With Statistics (1954) [pdf]

https://www.horace.org/blog/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/How-to-Lie-With-Statistics-1954-Huff.pdf
4•jruohonen•21m ago•0 comments

GPT-6 Astra covertly underperforms on safety research

https://alignment.openai.com/misalignment-reports/covert-underperformance-on-safety-research-tasks/
200•lucrbvi•11h ago•94 comments

Nordstjernen, Northstar, Southstar: minimalist webbrowsers in C and Rust

https://nordstjernen.org/
28•Propelloni•3h ago•17 comments

Baidu released ERNIE 5.5 Flash Base

https://ernie.baidu.com/release/ernie-5-5-flash-base/
148•pretext•9h ago•83 comments

Show HN: Stroq – a local audit of what your coding agent did and why

https://github.com/AGGIB/Stroq
27•agybay_07•2h ago•6 comments

Lemmings CSS Animation

https://markblah.github.io/lemmings/
360•MarkBlah•13h ago•71 comments

Discord is ditching Electron and its new app uses less RAM

https://www.theverge.com/news/1027379/discord-ditching-electron-web-app
246•archb•5h ago•193 comments

Vibe Coding Keypad

https://www.keychron.com/products/keychron-f4-he-8k-vibe-coding-keypad
62•ta988•2h ago•32 comments

TextEdit vs. Pages

https://leancrew.com/all-this/2026/10/textedit-vs-pages/
71•surprisetalk•2d ago•51 comments

Awesome repositories are no longer awesome

https://erikgahner.github.io/posts/2026/awesome-repositories-are-no-longer-awesome/
240•erikgahner•7h ago•112 comments
Open in hackernews

Nasdaq plummets 4% into correction territory

https://www.cnbc.com/2026/11/04/stock-market-today-live-updates.html
71•kristianp•1h ago

Comments

Tadpole9181•1h ago
> Plummets

Still +4% YoY.

24/7 sensationalist news is just exhausting.

thomassmith65•1h ago
Reporting on the stock market generally is overwrought (stocks always "soar!", "plummet!", "rocket!") because the kind of typical events are inherently repetitive. Sports reporting is the same.

That said, the Nasdaq hasn't seen a lot of -4.8% days recently. This particular article isn't egregious.

dcrazy•1h ago
+4% YoY and -4% in a day are vastly different in timescale.
nothercastle•32m ago
And at 4% suddenly not keeping up with inflation or treasuries
Tadpole9181•31m ago
Intel lost 50% of its value in a week. But it's up 50% from last year.

Anyone paying attention knows the market is in a weird place, and large swings today are the small swings of the past. It's hardly a "plummet" when the amortized line for the past month, including today, is mostly a linear decline.

We've had a couple of single-day 4% drops over the past few months too. Oh no, the market is the lowest it's been in... 3 months!? This is the largest decline we've seen in... 4 months!?

Could it be a market correction? Could it be a full-on collapse? Sure.

But is a single 4% drop worth a headline "plummeting into correction territory"? Not really.

kgwgk•27m ago
> Could it be a market correction?

That term has a very specific meaning in that context.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Market_correction

[ For the record, the link I originally included: https://www.wsj.com/livecoverage/stock-market-today-dow-sp-5... ]

Tadpole9181•26m ago
JSYK, that's a paywalled link.
zamadatix•52m ago
Seriously, according to the headlines I've seen shared here since June you'd think the market got wiped out 5 or 6 times.

This is a bigger jump, but it's also immediately after elections and other activity so I'd expect higher volatility than normal.

paulpauper•24m ago
Agree. it's not that big of a deal. i will be buying dip
chollida1•1h ago
Alot going on today. a 4% drop in a day is pretty darn big.

3 different pods are being liquidated that i've heard of. And the data center trade has been unwound in just 2 days is a pretty violent shock.

Lots of rumors about situational awareness also in alot of trouble. I feel for this guy a bit. He did really well to get a good slug of Anthropic shares that made his investors alot of money.

But since about July when it was clear that Anthropic was done going up like a rocket ship his investors have probably been hounding him about how he's going to make money outside of Anthropic.

his first foray into the public markets was a disaster and might set a record for fastest wipe out from start to finish that forced him to have to sell his public book escape a wind up.

But due to Anthropic taking a possible IPO valuation cut he's had to go back to the public markets at the worst time and if rumours going around today are correct, he's looking at how to liquidate his public portfolio for the second time in the quarter.

achandra03•45m ago
> He did really well to get a good slug of Anthropic shares that made his investors alot of money.

His wife is chief of staff to Dario isn't she? Not saying this guy isn't smart but let's call a spade a spade here.

next_xibalba•42m ago
> And the data center trade has been unwound in just 2 days is a pretty violent shock

Is this true? Coreweave is down ~66% over the last 6 months, with that decline occurring somewhat linearly over that period (i.e. not last 2 days). Very similar chart for Applied Digital.

kgwgk•41m ago
Last I heard he was buying options... but maybe he ended up buying the dipping dip.

https://www.cnbc.com/2026/09/11/leopold-aschenbrenners-situa...

10xDev•59m ago
No new frontier (Astra / Fable) releases in a while. Actually none since the “pacing the frontier” post. Safety maxxers might cause an AI winter if this is what’s holding them back.
cavemandaveman•40m ago
Presumably it's more directly the fear of data center projects being blocked
runako•26m ago
> No new frontier (Astra / Fable) releases in a while.

Am I crazy? Wasn't Astra released just over a month ago? And wasn't Fable 5.1 released around the same time?

Ho often do we expect frontier models to be released?

paimapi•14m ago
GPT-5.6 Sol was July 9 > GPT-6 Sol was September 22 (75 days)

Fable 5 was June 9 > Fable 5.1 was September 1 (85 days)

Opus 5 was July 24 > Opus 5.5 was September 22 (61 days)

Yeah, we're not due for a model refresh until the end of month if current release roadmaps of 2-3 months hold.

jLaForest•25m ago
even if frontier AI development stops where it is today, i would have a hard time calling this an AI winter. I cant imagine AI wont be a major part of my dayjob for the forseeable future
compiler-guy•43m ago
According to the Googles, there have been approximately 14,000 trading days since the Nasdaq Composite was founded, and it has fallen four-percent or more 147 days, meaning that we get a decline like this roughly every 100 trading days, which means about twice a calendar year, very roughly.

That's newsworthy, but also not extremely unusual.

The more interesting detail than nasdaq overall is just what sectors are having bad days and how concentrated that is. Seems to be predominantly AI companies, which is very relevant to the HN crowd.

paulpauper•27m ago
it's the same pattern too. except for 2000 or 2008 it tends to come back really fast too .
deadmutex•27m ago
> meaning that we get a decline like this roughly every 100 trading days, which means about twice a calendar year, very roughly.

Stock volatility is typically clustered. So, we can't make this type of claim. Just like this statement is flawed: Chicago experiences below freezing weather 10% of the time, so every 10 days you see below freezing weather.

YetAnotherNick•18m ago
It happened in 2016, 2018, 2020, 2022, 2025 and 2026, so 6 out of last 11 years. Not sure if I would count it as too rare.
nilamo•11m ago
That's every other year, which is quite different from 2+yearly, which is exactly the point the gp was making.
chasd00•41m ago
Happens every time Democrats win office, then it slowly trickles back up. The anti-datacenter vote screws up a lot of plans but the lack of power generation had already screwed up much of them anyway. He who shouldn't be named said that all these software people are in for a rude awakening when they try to scale real world infrastructure at the rate they're use to scaling virtual software infrastructure.
SoftTalker•35m ago
There's always market volatility in the time surrounding elections, no matter which party dominates. Once the uncertainty settles down, the markets usually do as well.
bryanlarsen•28m ago
The fate of the Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act will be highly instructive. It's a bill that's fabulous for renewable energy, good for affordability, good for fossil fuel interests, and could likely pass with a filibuster-proof and veto-proof majority if the Dems don't sabotage it.

Almost all of the interconnect backlog is renewables, so this helps renewables far more than it helps fossil interests, but some progressives want to sabotage the bill because it could theoretically help fossil fuel interests. Yet, there's no way a "better" bill would get past filibuster or Trump's veto.

We'll find out if Democrats let the perfect be the enemy of the good enough. Whether they're willing to compromise to get things done.

paulpauper•26m ago
It was up yesterday after the results. So maybe just panic selling or something; .. or that Leopold guy got liquidated a second time .
cmiles8•37m ago
Given the election result the AI bailout ain’t coming, combined with growing concern AI spending has gotten too forward on its skis. That’s freaking out the markets.
MaxPock•28m ago
Are we still in the golden age ?
t1234s•13m ago
Depending on how long the bloodbath goes on this could be a massive buy moment similar to: dot bomb, 9/11, 2008, covid panic.

AI is not going anywhere and will only grow more and more.

lenerdenator•12m ago
> investors accelerated their move away from technology stocks on fears of a data-center buildout slowdown.

So, approximately how many of those investors are going to lose their jobs and their money for betting on data center buildout while also going about the data center buildout in the most obnoxious, exploitative, electorate-alienating way possible?

Vaslo•3m ago
Always buy when leftist resistance tanks the market.
louiereederson•41m ago
Do you have sources to share on this besides Reddit?
paulpauper•25m ago
The Nasdaq rebounds so fast though. it's not that big of a deal. bought the dip. I think it's just noise. markets sometimes look for any reason to sell
georgeecollins•9m ago
Thinking a 5% drop in one day is a big deal is recency bias. Other people have pointed out that statistically it is not that rare. We just have been living through an amazing run for equities.

I am not saying I know it will be fine or I know it will be terrible. I am saying I have lived through many 5%+ drops and they happen on the way up and down.

compiler-guy•5m ago
"Four times every two years" isn't exactly the same as "twice every year", but also reflects a similar, "not that unusual" answer.

Although I didn't claim "twice every year" in my top-level comment either. It's just a very basic statement of the base rate.

Make it eight-times every four years or sixteen-times every eight years. I don't think it really changes the point.

what•10m ago
Every other year is much less frequent than twice a year?
mywittyname•9m ago
It's funny: for all the "pattern recognition" people try to apply to markets, they often miss the very basic ones. "Record highs" are incredibly common, and "corrections" also happen regularly.

June had two similar NASDAQ corrections, July had one as well. Sept was flat, but October was a straight downward trend. On the flip side, April to June was a constantly increasing.

The last time the NASDAQ was this low was all the way back in April 2026...

gottorf•1m ago
Probably more helpful to see the Z-score.