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  • Why I Ditched Claude Code for Pi
    Why I Ditched Claude Code for Pi

    Caleb Software finally called it quits on Claude Code. He is migrating his entire setup to Pi, a minimalist open source alternative. His main complaint is that the product feels like a chaotic pile of features rather than a stable tool. He points out that 244 releases this year mostly just fiddled with system prompts. He also highlights a simple multi-tab bug that has been ignored since December 2025. It is a great reminder that sometimes less really is more in software engineering.

  • HN's YouTube algorithm beats the slop
    HN's YouTube algorithm beats the slop

    Karpathy ditched YouTube for a custom clone built on Hacker News recommendations. He used Opus 5.5 to process comments, filtering spam to find 6,454 videos across 150 topics from 2007 to 2026. The whole build took about two hours. He handled the API keys and VPS setup, but Claude did the heavy lifting. It is a smarter alternative to the current recommendation engine.

  • Samsung TV Root Exploit
    Samsung TV Root Exploit

    log4j posted about owning a 2025 Samsung TV and finding a root shell via a zero day. The firmware was AES encrypted, but they bypassed it. They discovered constant hot mic functionality, automatic content recognition, and geo positioning. It also builds user profiles and shares data with 400 partners. As someone who runs a homelab, I find the amount of telemetry on a $3000 TV horrifying. It is a massive privacy issue.