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news.ycombinator.com• Aug 9, 2026• 1 min read
Ask HN: Should a coding client import another client's rules by default?An AI coding client automatically reads ~/.codex/AGENTS.md and ~/.claude/CLAUDE.md. These are personal instruction files inside competing coding clients' configuration directories, outside the project selected by the user.Their complete contents are added to the first model request and sent to the client's servers by default.At startup, the client displays a brief notice saying it is including the other clients' personal rules. It does not ask permission first. A command-line option disables the behavior.The configuration guide says: "Your machine-wide user rules always load." It requires users to trust a workspace before loading project instruction files. The machine-wide files load automatically.I tested this by placing a harmless canary instruction in ~/.codex/AGENTS.md. The client followed it during a default run. It did not follow it when foreign personal context was disabled.These files can contain internal coding standards, infrastructure references, project details, or credenti
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bing.com• Aug 7, 2026• 1 min read
Apple Testing iOS 26.6.1 Update for iPhonesApple's software engineers are internally testing iOS 26.6.1, according to the MacRumors visitor logs. Apple already released macOS 26.6.1 yesterday with a fix for a security vulnerability affecting ...
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bing.com• Aug 7, 2026• 1 min read
Algorithmic Shopping Is Here. Is Your Company Ready?Executives have spent years preparing their organizations to use AI internally. The next challenge is preparing for AI as the customer. As intelligent shopping agents increasingly evaluate, compare, ...
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news.ycombinator.com• Aug 6, 2026• 1 min read
Ask HN: AI rollout for 100 employees, mostly non-technical – what worked?Looking to roll out AI tools to my corporate team of around 100 employees. We have some engineers, but most are non-technical people (ops, finance, marketing, and site-level managers).What I want to avoid:- everyone pasting company data into random consumer AI tools with zero visibility or control. - everyone making their own version of the same tool over and over. - lots of different server instances all over the place that IT doesn't know about.What I'm looking for:- Sanctioned AI access with some admin visibility (usage policies, data retention, permissions by team) - Ideas for shared infrastructure and how to collaborate on projects better. - Visibility for teams to see what other people have built. - Encourages adoption/collaboration (shared prompts, internal use cases) rather than locking things down so hard nobody uses itI really appreciate the HN community because a lot of you are way ahead of me in this process. If you have found any good tools or ways to use existing tools or
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news.ycombinator.com• Aug 4, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: Alcatraz – Pure-Go PII detection, 100x faster than MS PresidioHi HN, I'm Andrios, founder of hoop.dev (YC W21), we build runtime controls for agents. We just released Alcatraz.We built it because our product is written in Go and we do real time Data Masking, but we were using MS Presidio (Python) for PII detection and it made connections slow.There was a good discussion here a few months ago when OpenAI released their Privacy Filter: (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47870901). A lot of questions were built into our design. Structured identifiers (credit cards, SSNs, etc) are deterministic and you can verify them with checksum. Free text PII like names and addresses is where you actually need a model.Alcatraz started as our internal solution, but we wanted to make it available for everyone: in-process PII detection in Go. Currently 45 entity types across 12 countries (US and Brazil included). Benchmarks vs MS Presidio (lib to lib) about 13x faster on dense documents, 100x on smaller ones.Still in development, lots to improve. Feedback wanted:
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github.com• Aug 3, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: MPEdb - Drop in replacement for SQLite3 with concurrency supportHi, the last weeks I have used 3x my 20x Anthropic tokens budget during the holiday to build a server less database like Sqlite3 with concurrency support like PostgreSQL.Faster on most benchmarks and 100% on internal unit tests for SQLite3, CPython, Django and SQLAlchemy. Testet on multiple Django projects with 0 errors.The concurrency support faster than for PostgreSQL and SQLite3. Check out the benchmarks sections for more details.Still early development, but the results looks promising. Testet on Linux, MacOS, Windows and WASM in the browser.Check out the PySpell feature, that let you write in Python similar code that converts to AST and Rust, so you can make safe functions attached to triggers.Also check out rRETL, two way ETL functions that guarantee that transformations one way also can be reversed by adding the residuals back.One of the real tricks is the MPEE engine that use the tricks from route optimization of cars, to speed up queries by converting select/update/inserts into
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news.ycombinator.com• Aug 3, 2026• 1 min read
Ask HN: What Is Stripe Today?I think Stripe’s internal strategy is a consolidation of products within its sector. Similar across other industries, such as cybersecurity, where I think Cloudflare is attempting to do the same. The broader idea is clearly enterprise consolidation. I think now is the correct period in the technology cycle for such consolidation.The influx of many enterprise companies was due to the advent from on premise computing/storage to the cloud, lowering the barrier to creating new companies. Hence, it was somewhat possible to create “Niche” enterprise businesses, such as a Dropbox or an Intercom. These businesses were able to create sustainable recurring profits because of a business model boom and customer captivity in terms of enterprise switching costs. Hence, none of these businesses are disappearing and should remain stable companies for a long time. There is a broader move to add company-adjacent products to further entrench customers and somewhat diversify from a core business.As costs
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news.ycombinator.com• Jul 31, 2026• 1 min read
Is Stripe the Internet?I think Stripe’s internal strategy is a consolidation of products within its sector. Similar across other industries, such as cybersecurity, where I think Cloudflare is attempting to do the same. The broader idea is clearly enterprise consolidation. I think now is the correct period in the technology cycle for such consolidation.The influx of many enterprise companies was due to the advent from on premise computing/storage to the cloud, lowering the barrier to creating new companies. Hence, it was somewhat possible to create “Niche” enterprise businesses, such as a Dropbox or an Intercom. These businesses were able to create sustainable recurring profits because of a business model boom and customer captivity in terms of enterprise switching costs. Hence, none of these businesses are disappearing and should remain stable companies for a long time. There is a broader move to add company-adjacent products to further entrench customers and somewhat diversify from a core business.As costs
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privacything.com• Jul 31, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: I built a cross-browser extension that controls fingerprinting surfacesHello Hacker News! I’m Tomasz, creator of Privacy Thing, a browser extension for Firefox and Chromium-based browsers. I’ve just released its Preview version.Privacy Thing aims to reduce browser fingerprinting—the tracking of users without cookies.It began as an internal project: a simple location simulator. Over time, I expanded it to cover more fingerprinting surfaces. It now has 13 protection categories affecting 50+ browser APIs and methods: Geolocation, time and locale settings, Canvas, WebGL, Audio, Navigator, Screen, Client Hints, Battery, WebRTC, Dedicated Workers, Service Workers, and Shared Workers. The list is still growing.The extension is fully configurable. Users can create regional profiles and assign them to domain rules, with separate protection settings for each domain. Or they can skip domain rules and rely on the global configuration—I’m not here to decide what works best for them :-)Privacy Thing uses Manifest V3, with all its pros and cons. Chrome and Firefox appea
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github.com• Jul 27, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: Ami – A local, open-source agent that does your busywork across appsHey everybody, sharing Ami on HN today.Ami is an open source, local-first agent harness that acts as your shadow worker and copilot chat. It ships with a graph memory.Here's what Ami does on its own -- connects to apps, data, repositories, tools with your personal tokens- Learns how you do tasks (execution style, decisions, anti-patterns)- Learns how you communicate (external and internal)- maintains a universal to-do listHere's how you use Ami -1. You can execute busywork. It fetches and executes tasks autonomously in your style, asks approval before risky actions, gives deliverables, drafts replies / emails / ticket updates.2. You can execute copilot chats. Use it to ask questions, fire off ad-hoc tasks, create to-dos, update memory.Ami was built for internal use. My team found it useful, so we wanted to share it here. It's still in development stage, and we might push a more stable release soon. It constructs a context graph memory of you, with entities, relationships, feedbacks, de