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      <description>Anthropic closes a $65B Series H at $965B post-money and ships Opus 4.8. SQLite-as-workflow-engine and the MCP-is-dead thesis dominate HN. AWS Kiro Web, .NET MAUI on CoreCLR, and a Zig build system rewrite round out the day.</description>
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      <description>Claude Code is reportedly refusing requests or up-charging when commits mention &amp;lsquo;OpenClaw&amp;rsquo; — 865 points on HN and counting. Shai-Hulud lands in PyTorch Lightning. Simon Willison digs into Anthropic&amp;rsquo;s Colossus-1 lease and the new &amp;lsquo;Elon can yank the compute&amp;rsquo; supply-chain risk. Bun migrates from Zig to Rust in a week with Claude. Zed 1.0 ships. V2EX has the bug-reintroduction complaint we&amp;rsquo;ve all been thinking. Plus Rivian&amp;rsquo;s hard-off privacy switch, durable queues inside SQLite, and Daniel Lemire on beating binary search.</description>
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