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site","type":"story","url":"https://www.fastcompany.com/91542655/bitwarden-scrubs-always-free-and-inclusion-values-from-its-website-as-longtime-execs-step-down"}],[48053163,{"by":"ex-aws-dude","descendants":21,"id":48053163,"kids":[48055647,48064517,48053262,48062926,48061366,48056018,48069184,48056242,48053393,48092211,48077093,48055885,48067245,48053186,48080619,48062415,48083561],"score":16,"text":"I've used Notion for a long time but I'm interested to hear what other alternatives exist in 2026?

For me the main requirements are:

* Backed up to cloud

* Has a mobile app that is easy to make small changes (for example if I'm doing an oil change on my car I need to be able to pull out my phone and log it in the wiki easily)

* Simple file format like markdown so that you're not locked into something proprietary (no need for crazy formatting options like MSWord)

* Option to export data out as a backup

* Allow uploading arbitrary files like PDFs, images, receipts etc...

* Nice to have: support for inline tables of data with simple calculations/sorting","time":1778179392,"title":"Ask HN: What is your go-to solution for a personal wiki in 2026?","type":"story"}],[48040622,{"by":"s1291","descendants":107,"id":48040622,"kids":[48043188,48041892,48044149,48041638,48046901,48041665,48041424,48041045,48041270,48042781,48045496,48041308,48041304,48041204,48042579,48046701,48041666,48046939,48047401,48041305,48041865,48041080,48045358],"score":355,"time":1778096005,"title":"Inkscape 1.4.4","type":"story","url":"https://inkscape.org/doc/release_notes/1.4.4/Inkscape_1.4.4.html"}],[47907018,{"by":"zdkaster","descendants":68,"id":47907018,"kids":[47907779,47907019,47912871,47908326,47908514,47976517,47907893,48058065,47908312,47908847,47919562,47928615,47908783,47908395,47907810],"score":174,"time":1777173902,"title":"GnuPG – post-quantum crypto landing in mainline","type":"story","url":"https://lists.gnupg.org/pipermail/gnupg-announce/2026q2/000504.html"}],[47762864,{"by":"rrreese","descendants":693,"id":47762864,"kids":[47766798,47763678,47764441,47763434,47763392,47765185,47768261,47763424,47763605,47763780,47763287,47763725,47764801,47764017,47763169,47764412,47763692,47773627,47764232,47767253,47769427,47765788,47763278,47763196,47766799,47767669,47763449,47763545,47764092,47763938,47763546,47764339,47765541,47766876,47763775,47764423,47768351,47766473,47772200,47768630,47763052,47763643,47775297,47790338,47764814,47766243,47770254,47766302,47768514,47767963,47767800,47768358,47763506,47767867,47763388,47769949,47763723,47765535,47773513,47763604,47764294,47769198,47763202,47768496,47767351,47765409,47769318,47763895,47768037,47765293,47767085,47775255,47768768,47768002,47763746,47767071,47764032,47763901,47768775,47763568,47768559,47775323,47763924,47767959,47765617,47765526,47763735,47771134,47773524,47765946,47770825,47766491,47763150,47769794,47764934,47773234,47767954,47765235,47765230,47772524,47765188,47765912,47775611,47769142,47779421,47764106,47770648,47769019,47764297,47777369,47767238,47767526,47767551,47763578,47778092,47765902,47773027,47765346,47768708,47771329,47784699,47769171,47774262,47763794,47764422,47774213,47768198,47763591,47766596,47768166,47763438,47767151,47766688,47766903,47765725,47763274,47763317],"score":1130,"time":1776155427,"title":"Backblaze has stopped backing up OneDrive and Dropbox folders and maybe others","type":"story","url":"https://rareese.com/posts/backblaze/"}],[47662234,{"by":"thadt","descendants":248,"id":47662234,"kids":[47664342,47665042,47663625,47665446,47668571,47664388,47665157,47669447,47667542,47665354,47666591,47670340,47664067,47664634,47669058,47666471,47670676,47681186,47664986,47665557,47672899,47669314,47664601,47663356,47664903,47671928,47666173,47672009,47664409,47665177,47671041,47670847,47667357,47679735,47672877,47668967,47670819,47665560,47668660,47664079,47664216,47664233,47664859,47663580],"score":551,"time":1775489480,"title":"A cryptography engineer's perspective on quantum computing timelines","type":"story","url":"https://words.filippo.io/crqc-timeline/"}],[47581097,{"by":"gchamonlive","descendants":45,"id":47581097,"kids":[47582104,47581109,47587817,47582549,47585297,47584023,47583479,47582207,47585371,47582907,47586860,47584211,47589046,47586480,47582157,47583739,47581965,47595800,47588784,47582330,47586427,47592970,47585736,47584249,47583947,47585790,47582758,47594743,47589893,47596436,47592695,47582559,47590963,47582996,47582993,47591835,47582277,47584446],"score":41,"text":"It's becoming an extremely dopaminergic work loop where I define roughly the scope of my task and meticulously explore and divide the problem space into smaller chunks, then iterating over them with the agent. Rinse and repeat.

Each execution prompt after a long planning session feels like opening a lootbox when I used to play Counter Strike.

It's really fun to code like that, it's like riding a bike after a lifetime of only knowing how to run. But I'm really wary that's addictive for me. Wonder if there are more people here that feel like this too.","time":1774914568,"title":"Ask HN: Are you too getting addicted to the dev workflow of coding with agents?","type":"story"}],[47583255,{"by":"ajaysheoran2323","descendants":4,"id":47583255,"kids":[47584466,47587177,47583442,47583347,47595552],"score":5,"text":"I've been building Sandflare for the past few months — it launches Firecracker microVMs for AI agents in ~300ms cold start. The idea came from running LLM-generated code in production. Docker felt too risky (shared kernel), full VMs too slow (5–10s). Firecracker hits the middle: real VM isolation, fast boot.

I also added managed Postgres because almost every agent I built needed persistent state. One call wires a database into a sandbox.

There are great tools in this space already (E2B, Modal, Daytona) — I wanted something with batteries-included Postgres, and simpler pricing

What I'm trying to figure out: how do I get cold start below 100ms? Currently the bottleneck is the Firecracker API + network setup. Would love to hear from anyone who's pushed Firecracker further.

https://sandflare.io","time":1774936481,"title":"Sandflare – I built a sandbox that launches AI agent VMs in ~300ms","type":"story"}],[47578086,{"by":"pedro84","descendants":170,"id":47578086,"kids":[47579333,47581234,47579344,47580478,47579755,47579601,47580108,47580627,47579718,47579247,47597831,47584449,47579521,47579823,47584624,47584555,47580127,47579588,47583402,47579543,47584471,47579953,47579300,47580422,47584510,47583874,47579499,47581138,47579208,47579348,47579028,47579986],"score":267,"time":1774896218,"title":"Vulnerability research is cooked","type":"story","url":"https://sockpuppet.org/blog/2026/03/30/vulnerability-research-is-cooked/"}],[47501426,{"by":"dot_treo","descendants":500,"id":47501426,"kids":[47502858,47502785,47509479,47502402,47513932,47502085,47507089,47502459,47502350,47504118,47502034,47502920,47502769,47502493,47502548,47503196,47504121,47503114,47502619,47502297,47505844,47502002,47502008,47503842,47503580,47502296,47502301,47502319,47503373,47507836,47517825,47502346,47502839,47502260,47510471,47502955,47510350,47513787,47506099,47506165,47595397,47504191,47512083,47502412,47503065,47502237,47503031,47510246,47511845,47502586,47502568,47502109,47504933,47506200,47503270,47506350,47502731,47514873,47502529,47506858,47510199,47503343,47530192,47508422,47502447,47522157,47502309,47504387,47502440,47502380,47515626,47511696,47510301,47506618,47506658,47507548,47512863,47504732,47502604,47508281,47502454,47504102,47506974,47502549,47508540,47511296,47505215,47503725,47515544,47501928,47505713,47502355,47503685,47508315,47502925,47502906,47502353,47502980,47507593,47501993,47502063,47501432,47511188,47506076,47519380,47503702,47505214,47511907,47503106,47501856,47519747,47529617,47507545,47502272,47507550,47510846,47512178,47511149,47504719,47516215,47512165,47502434,47522817,47502798,47515479,47511671,47502856,47508055,47518203,47512080,47516771,47526751,47503281,47518256,47501658,47506347,47513129,47529741,47506356,47506701,47502542,47505992,47503590,47508120,47515393],"score":938,"text":"About an hour ago new versions have been deployed to PyPI.

I was just setting up a new project, and things behaved weirdly. My laptop ran out of RAM, it looked like a forkbomb was running.

I've investigated, and found that a base64 encoded blob has been added to proxy_server.py.

It writes and decodes another file which it then runs.

I'm in the process of reporting this upstream, but wanted to give everyone here a headsup.

It is also reported in this issue:\nhttps://github.com/BerriAI/litellm/issues/24512","time":1774353989,"title":"Tell HN: Litellm 1.82.7 and 1.82.8 on PyPI are compromised","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/BerriAI/litellm/issues/24512"}],[47487436,{"by":"exitnode","descendants":701,"id":47487436,"kids":[47488197,47488037,47487974,47489138,47488924,47487866,47488298,47487875,47487946,47493152,47488190,47487771,47487824,47492319,47488349,47489584,47491097,47488233,47487884,47488006,47488156,47488047,47497392,47497927,47487792,47489987,47491026,47489721,47487844,47489216,47496075,47488052,47490455,47487931,47494441,47488171,47490101,47489502,47504510,47489240,47490930,47489627,47487865,47488201,47489193,47488361,47495905,47489711,47488771,47488933,47488512,47488108,47496613,47488558,47489785,47489887,47497908,47488539,47491323,47490473,47491822,47489089,47488428,47495956,47489830,47488946,47489906,47488704,47492403,47490182,47487730,47488396,47488101,47489495,47490588,47488159,47488167,47489640,47489579,47506659,47488972,47488182,47488013,47488548,47488632],"score":912,"time":1774261052,"title":"Migrating to the EU","type":"story","url":"https://rz01.org/eu-migration/"}],[47450930,{"by":"thoughtpeddler","descendants":0,"id":47450930,"kids":[47451122],"score":4,"time":1773985499,"title":"Suddenly Everyone in San Francisco Is a 'Builder,' Whatever That Means","type":"story","url":"https://www.wsj.com/tech/ai/suddenly-everyone-in-san-francisco-is-a-builder-whatever-that-means-038ad768"}],[47408052,{"by":"evo_9","descendants":49,"id":47408052,"kids":[47411823,47408735,47410569,47409968,47408637,47421788,47409454,47409074,47409387,47412529],"score":24,"time":1773716265,"title":"The US-Israeli strategy against Iran is working. Here is why","type":"story","url":"https://www.aljazeera.com/opinions/2026/3/16/the-us-israeli-strategy-against-iran-is-working-here-is-why"}],[47421616,{"by":"tartoran","descendants":5,"id":47421616,"kids":[47421754],"score":8,"time":1773808399,"title":"Iranian security chief Ali Larijani killed in air strike","type":"story","url":"https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c24deezq6meo"}],[47397574,{"by":"enz","descendants":262,"id":47397574,"kids":[47400033,47400943,47400932,47401562,47397771,47399375,47403659,47401280,47413534,47406612,47400197,47400924,47400093,47402408,47428607,47405103,47410055,47406117,47414442,47410471,47401447,47405474,47399280,47404974,47408831,47409877,47404270,47406149,47406804,47413907,47410357,47400781,47400325,47486829,47409035,47414283,47404567,47399821,47399142,47399218,47403503],"score":530,"time":1773660194,"title":"Why I love FreeBSD","type":"story","url":"https://it-notes.dragas.net/2026/03/16/why-i-love-freebsd/"}],[47353421,{"by":"SoftwareEn2","descendants":18,"id":47353421,"kids":[47361402,47384966,47378576,47354173,47355053,47355274,47353501,47355807],"score":4,"text":"How to choose between:

https://mullvad.net/en/help/dns-over-https-and-dns-over-tls

https://ublockdns.com/","time":1773333209,"title":"Ask HN: Which DNS based ad blocker do you suggest?","type":"story"}]]

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