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Hacker News, Sans AI
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GitHub Actions down again today
GitHub Actions experienced another outage today, as reported on the GitHub status page. Users on Hacker News have also been discussing the recurring service disruption.
Did Claude increase bugs in rsync?
A simple distributional analysis of every rsync release with bug data. Nothing complicated, answers only one question: are the Claude-assisted releases unusually buggy? In order to avoid accuastions of this "just being Claude defending Claude," "AI slop," "probably all hallucinations," etc., I've decided it's probably worth explaining a few key points about how this report was created: In late May 2026, rsync blew up.
The circus freaks of open source
The masterwork of Terry A. Davis is his eclectic operating system, TempleOS, which he worked on until his tragic death in 2018. In terms of technical excellence, TempleOS rates well in some respects and poorly in others. For example, it earns the achievement, coveted in OS dev circles, of being self-hosted.1 TempleOS is written in Terry’s own bespoke dialect of C and includes an editor, interpreter, and compiler, as well as a number of original games.
'Please do not vibe f$%& up this software': Broken backups spark AI coding row in rsync project
Incremental backups started failing for some rsync users after a recent update, and what they found in the project's commit history quickly turned a routine bug hunt into yet another fight over AI-generated code. The controversy centers on rsync 3.4.3, a security-focused release published earlier this year to fix multiple vulnerabilities. Shortly after the upgrade, some users reported that incremental backup workflows were no longer behaving as expected, with one user saying their backup...
Anyone can build a platform now. Almost nobody can get people to find it
I want to start this post with an admission that's a little uncomfortable, which is that the platform I built specifically to help other people solve their distribution problem is itself struggling with exactly the same distribution problem I built it to solve. ClaudeFolio is live, the submissions feature works, the upvoting works, the design is clean, and the rules are exactly the rules I wanted them to be. The only thing missing is the part where lots of people know it exists.
Restartable Sequences
May 31st, 2026 @ justine's web page The best kept secret at the frontier of system programming right now is the Linux 4.18+ (c. 2018) concept of restartable sequences or rseq for short. They allow you to create thread-safe data structures without locks or atomics which scale to microprocessors with many cores. It's currently only possible to use rseq on Linux using handwritten assembly code.
GitHub Actions outage told devs 'your account is suspended'
GitHub Actions experienced an outage lasting over three hours, during which developers were shown an incorrect error message stating their account was suspended. The disruption, which began around 1030 UTC on May 26, was attributed to authentication issues and impacted CI/CD workflows. This incident highlights ongoing reliability concerns for the platform amidst surging user activity, partly driven by AI coding.
Bun Has Been Converted to Rust. Now What?
On May 14, PR #30412 merged into Bun's main branch: a little over a million lines of Rust, 6,755 commits, generated almost entirely by Claude Code agents over nine days. Anthropic, which acquired Bun in December, supplied the agents. The Zig implementation that powered Bun is gone.