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Claude AI down: Thousands of users are facing issues with Anthropic's AI chatbot

Anthropic's Claude AI platform experienced a significant outage on June 16, 2026, with over 1,200 user reports flooding in within minutes. Claude Code and Claude Chat were the most affected services.

OpenAI’s Codex can finally control Windows 11 PCs on its own

OpenAI announced via a social media post that Codex desktop’s Computer Use feature is now available on Windows 11 systems. The feature, which enables Codex to control apps on the computer, was ...

OpenAI's latest acquisition could see big changes on the way for Codex

OpenAI to snap up Ona, subject to approval, giving Codex access to the right environment for long-running agentic tasks.

Good news, vibe coders: OpenAI says Codex is back to normal after experiencing 'elevated errors'

Around 9:50 am Eastern Time, OpenAI said, "All impacted services have now fully recovered" after listing errors related to ...

OpenAI Buys Ona To Run Codex Agents Inside Enterprise Clouds

OpenAI is acquiring Ona, formerly Gitpod, to run Codex agents inside a customer's own cloud. The coding-agent race is shifting from model quality to the execution layer.

OpenAI Unveils Partner Program, $150M Investment; Channel Chief Sees ‘Massive Opportunity’ Ahead

The OpenAI Partner Network is the AI company’s new partner program backed by $150 million investment in AI co-sales, specializations like Codex, engineering, and customer opportunities for channel partners.

SpaceX purchases Cursor, a Claude Code and OpenAI Codex competitor [U]

When SpaceX isn’t landing rockets, it’s apparently landing AI company deals. In February, the firm behind Starlink absorbed xAI, ...

3 months of ChatGPT costs what ChatOn charges for 3 years of GPT, Claude, and Gemini

One app, every model you actually use.

Show HN: The Oct Programming Language for scientific programming

Apologies in advance if my writing is unclear.First, why make another programming language? This came out of my general frustration with working with MATLAB and Python during grad school as well as at work. I'm a mechanical engineer; I write Python scripts for my own use semi-regularly. My issue with Python is that while writing easy, debugging Python code I wrote is hard once the code gets big. Sharing my Python code to colleagues is very difficult as most of them are less technical on cod

Ask HN: How likely is it that SpaceX buys OpenAI?

Given their inflated value, they could easily float this idea and the stock is gonna go bonkers!! It might turn out a good exit for OpenAI too.

Ask HN: What are some good/fast coding models for Apple Silicon?

I have an M4 Max with 128 GB of unified memory, and I thought it would be easy to reach decent inference speeds with it. After a few failed attempts to exceed about 150 t/s with completely custom Metal inference engines tailor-built by Claude, I'm stumped.I'm not really sure how to make this hardware usable -- I can only really afford DeepSeek levels of pricing right now, but DeepSeek is slow and I'm really itching for something faster. Up until now, I've had a $200 per

Ask HN: How to get access to GPT cyber or glasswing as a solo dev?

Obviously, frontier labs want to prevent misuse, but as admin and/or dev, you also want to simulate an attack, because attackers will do just that. I can make LLM to scan source for vulnerabilities, but eg. "find RCE at <url>" will yield refusals. Any tips about that? I tried TAC, but it seems that I'm ineligible.

Ask HN: Has anyone replaced Claude/GPT with a local model for daily coding?

Has anyone here fully swapped Claude/GPT for a local model as their main coding tool, not just for side experiments? If so, please share your setup and performance (e.g tok/s)

Show HN: AI vs. AI – code and reviews only count if they survive an attack

Pantheon is a technique for generating each subagent, generating code with different solutions, breaking it and writing code that ultimately survives. For Pantheon-X, GPT 5.5 is broken, and GPT is broken and surviving is the last skill to write code written by Claudette. In the case of Pancheon Gap, it is a technology to continue to check whether the actual review is true and to derive surviving children.<p>I&#x27;d appreciate it if you could actually use it and give me feedback through issues

See Anthropic Orchestrate the Narrative

tl;dr FOSS is the biggest threat to the largest new economic sector, so everything that economic sector does should be viewed through the lens of trying to kill it.I occasionally see articles and sentiments along the lines of, Anthropic is or is not, &quot;scare mongering to boost the perceived cultural impact of their AI&#x2F;ML tools; a sort of underhanded advertisement&quot;.If your job is to defend Anthropic online, it&#x27;s a good angle to fight from. It&#x27;s a viral subject with no prac

Ask HN: I am a junior CS and math major. I have no hope for SWE or math. Advice?

TL;DR: AI&#x27;s recent advancements make me want to change careers from SWE or math. I feel completely lost and struggle to predict what future is best and &quot;ai proof&quot;. I want any advice.I feel completely lost both career and identity-wise. I think I should pivot careers. Engineering? Trade school? Law school? Medicine? Who knows. The problem is, any, high paying, knowledge related field seems under threat. It feels impossible to predict the future and so I am not comfortable putting m

Show HN: Morning Stack finds real job openings, tweaks resume and cover letter

Job hunting sucks. That grind of digging through LinkedIn and Indeed, sifting through endless spammy emails from headhunters who try to get the biggest possible audience, clicking &quot;Quick Apply&quot; to silent response, and trying to figure out which of all of these jobs are even real. My wife hit all of this when she started job hunting a few months ago, so I built her a tool to take the worst part of it off her plate. It turned into this. Oh, and she got an offer letter from a major compan

Show HN: 100Hires MCP, 130 tools to run an ATS through LLM. Is 130 too many?

Hi HN. I&#x27;m one of the co-founders of 100Hires ATS. We built an MCP server on top of our REST API.I would love HN to weigh in on whether 130 tools are too many. Big competitors have 30-40Some details:Three layers, from the bottom up: - REST API v2: 87 endpoints, OpenAPI 3.0 spec, Bearer auth, public docs at 100hires.com&#x2F;api - MCP server: 130 tools mapping roughly 1:1 to REST endpoints, hosted at mcp.100hires.com&#x2F;mcp, ~400 LOC of wrapper code - ChatGPT plugin: thin wrapper on the MC

Show HN: Claude Code for Visual Studio (native diff with accept/reject)

VS Code and JetBrains have official Claude Code IDE integration, but Visual Studio doesn&#x27;t. There&#x27;s an open GitHub issue with a lot of +1s so I built it myself (check out the gif in the GitHub repo for a visual example).It implements the same protocol the official plugins use, so the Claude CLI connects to it automatically. You don&#x27;t configure anything, just install the extension and click Launch.The main thing it adds over running Claude in a terminal is that edits open in Visual

Show HN: Simple, lightweight, modern, turnkey, Java web server library

Jet is a simple, lightweight, modern, turnkey, Java web client and server library.Jet offers four modules: Common, Server, OpenAPI Annotations, OpenAPI Annotations Plugin, and Client.Jet is a wrapper around the excellent Jetty web client and server library. Jetty provides the battle-tested low-level protocol handling, while Jet focuses on providing a modern and consistent interface with superb documentation and an amazing developer experience.---I built this Java library to fill a hole in the Ja