Louis Rossmann picks up the legal tab for the OrcaSlicer dev Bambu Lab is suing, NYT documents how Meta’s AI push is grinding employees down, Debian commits to reproducible packages as a release requirement, Zed ships a theme builder, a fresh FreeBSD execve LPE drops, and Simon Willison highlights Andrew Quinn’s case for reinventing four wheels — but not a thousand.
Louis Rossmann picks up the legal tab for the OrcaSlicer dev Bambu Lab is suing, NYT documents how Meta’s AI push is grinding employees down, Debian commits to reproducible packages as a release requirement, Zed ships a theme builder, a fresh FreeBSD execve LPE drops, and Simon Willison highlights Andrew Quinn’s case for reinventing four wheels — but not a thousand.
A telling Thursday on HN. Zed 1.0 lands with the day’s highest score (1319 pts, HN #2) — but the #1 slot belongs to a GitHub issue inside anthropics/claude-code: a config file called HERMES.md, an internal A/B experiment, double-charged a customer ~$200 and Anthropic refused the refund (836 pts). HN #13 ‘We need a federation of forges’ (488 pts) keeps yesterday’s Ghostty-leaving-GitHub thread burning. AI: Mistral Medium 3.5 ships remote agents (HN #24). Security double feature: Copy Fail / CVE-2026-31431 (HN #3) and Ramp’s Sheets AI exfiltrating financials via prompt injection (HN #9). Japan’s Zenn delivers two strong Claude Code field reports — LayerX’s ‘ccgate’ auto-approves 97% of permission prompts; Finatext warns against handing Google accounts to AI agents. China’s V2EX is consumed by Xiaomi’s MiMo Token Plan.