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    Letterboxd users share Friday film watches▼Letterboxd Friday recent watches🦋bluesky2.6K13 min ago

    Film fans are posting what they have been watching this week on Letterboxd, the social platform for logging and reviewing movies. The recurring Friday tradition invites users to swap recent picks and ratings, ranging from new releases to older titles, and to compare taste with friends.

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    Indigenous communities fear Brazil election threatens environment●Indigenous communities worry Brazil’s election could hurt environment✉newsWorldElections28 min ago

    Indigenous communities in Brazil are voicing concern that the outcome of the country's election could have serious consequences for the environment and their lands. They fear a change in leadership could weaken protections for the Amazon and open indigenous territories to mining, logging and agricultural expansion, putting both the rainforest and their way of life at risk.

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    Laminar launches RL model to spot errors in AI agent traces▼Launch HN: Laminar (YC S24) – RL-trained model that finds errors in agent tracesYhnHealthNutrition5910 min ago

    Laminar, a Y Combinator S24 startup, launched a reinforcement-learning-trained model designed to find errors in AI agent traces, sharing it on Hacker News where it drew immediate attention. The tool targets developers building AI agents, who often struggle to debug failures hidden in long execution logs. Commenters are weighing in on the launch.

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    Developers urged to run their own LLM proxies for visibility●If you don't run your own LLM proxy, how do you know whats going on?YhnCultureTelevision3034 min ago

    A blog post argues that developers using large language model APIs without a self-hosted proxy have little insight into what is actually being sent, returned, logged or spent. The piece, written in blunt language, has drawn attention among engineers debating observability, privacy and cost control in AI-powered applications, with many agreeing that intermediating API traffic is becoming standard practice.

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    Man shares week 8 update on public weight loss journey●Get Fit in Public - Week 8 ⭐️ Weight: 96.45kg (+0.7kg this week, -2.75kg total) 🟩🟨⬜⬜⬜⬜⬜⬜⬜⬜ 🎯 76kg 📊 50K steps 🏋️ 2 gym sMmastodonHealthFitness118 min ago

    A man documenting his fitness journey publicly reports week 8 results: he weighs 96.45kg, up 0.7kg this week but down 2.75kg overall. He is aiming for a target of 76kg, logging 50,000 steps and two gym sessions during the week. He argues the small weekly gain is not a real setback, reflecting on progress honestly while inviting others to follow along.

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    Tech community debates the urge to disconnect from everything●Ask HN: Does anyone else just want to disconnect from everything?YhnSportBaseball1812 min ago

    A question circulating among tech workers and forum readers asks whether others feel a growing urge to disconnect from everything — constant notifications, feeds, and online obligations. Respondents are sharing burnout experiences and strategies for logging off, echoing wider worries about digital fatigue and screen overload.

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    Runner shares progress on road to 2026 half marathon●Al momento siamo qui... #roadtohalfmarathon2026 #running #runsky #wellness #fitness #healthMmastodonHealth018 min ago

    A runner has shared an update on their training journey toward a half marathon planned for 2026, posting about their current point in the build-up. The message comes with tags covering running, wellness, fitness and health, suggesting it is part of an ongoing personal training log. There is no wider reaction or additional detail beyond the training update itself.

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    Photo-based calorie logging gains attention with tuna melt demo●Tuna melt with a side salad. One photo, logged: about 958 kcal, 54 g of protein. No scale, no barcode, no searching. DowMmastodonHealthNutrition119 min ago

    A tuna melt with a side salad was logged at roughly 958 kcal and 54 g of protein from a single photo, without a scale, barcode scan or database search. The example showcases Fabee, an app that estimates calories and protein directly from food photos, and users are discussing how convenient AI-powered meal logging has become for fitness tracking.

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    Wide Events proposed as replacement for metrics, logs and traces●All you need is Wide Events, not "Metrics, Logs and Traces"Yhn2013 min ago

    A new essay argues that observability teams should rely on wide events rather than the traditional triad of metrics, logs and traces. The piece revives a long-running debate in the engineering community about whether capturing rich, context-heavy event data can replace fragmented telemetry signals. Readers are weighing practicality, cost and tooling implications of the approach.

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    Miami Dolphins vs New York Jets player stats draw attention●miami dolphins vs new york jets match player statsGgoogleUS5001 h ago

    Fans are searching for player statistics from the Miami Dolphins versus New York Jets matchup, with particular interest in quarterback Geno Smith's career numbers and game logs against Miami. Betting and sports sites are highlighting his head-to-head record as the AFC East rivals meet, and the demand for stat breakdowns reflects strong interest in how key players performed in the divisional clash.

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    Runner returns to mountain biking as Achilles injury lingers●It’s MTB Sunday. Achilles is better today but still nagging the hell out of me. A lot of catch up running pilling up butMmastodonHealthFitness218 min ago

    A runner reports that Sunday is mountain bike day, with his Achilles tendon improving but still causing nagging pain. Weeks of missed sessions have left a backlog of catch-up running to do, though he says he has been logging a decent number of kilometres during the week as he works his way back to full training.

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    Norwegian banks phasing out code token for BankID login●Ifølge min norsk bank skal muligheten til å bruke en kodebrikke for å logge inn med # BankID bli fjernet etter hvert. #MmastodonTechnologyMobile64 h ago

    A Norwegian bank has told a customer that the option to log in to BankID with a physical code token (kodebrikke) will gradually be removed, meaning everyone will need to use an Android or iOS app instead. The bank says Buypass-affiliated operator Stø AS is responsible for BankID, but could not explain why the code tokens are being retired.

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    Samsung TVs accused of scanning homes for Bluetooth microphones●Samsung TVs look for microphones in your house via Bluetooth and then spy eventsYhn1062 h ago

    Samsung televisions are being accused of scanning for nearby Bluetooth microphones in people's homes and logging surrounding events, raising surveillance concerns. Critics say the practice suggests smart TVs may monitor household activity beyond their intended functions, renewing debate over how much data connected devices collect and share without owners' explicit knowledge or consent.

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    Escape Academy 2: Back 2 School release moved up a day●Good news if you're waiting on Escape Academy 2: Back 2 School — it's coming sooner. Nov 6, 2026 → Nov 5, 2026 1 day earMmastodonCultureGaming01 h ago

    Co-op puzzle game Escape Academy 2: Back 2 School has had its PS5 release date moved forward from November 6, 2026 to November 5, 2026. The shift is only one day, but players tracking the long-awaited sequel are noting the change, and the game's release history is being logged with every recorded date adjustment along the way.

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    Cookie theft: how fraudsters hijack your online accounts●Cookie theft: how fraudsters get the digital key to your accounts By Hilary Osborne ‘Session cookies’ are a primary targMmastodonTechnologyInternet24 h ago

    The Guardian's Hilary Osborne reports that 'session cookies' — the digital keys that keep users logged into websites — are a primary target for hackers. By stealing these cookies, fraudsters can hijack accounts without needing passwords, bypassing two-factor authentication. The piece explains how such theft happens and what steps people can take to protect their logins and personal data.

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    Readers urged to separate book logs from quote journals●The shelf and the commonplace book are two different records. Status and rating live on one, the passages you kept on thMmastodonCultureBooks12 h ago

    A writer in the books community is drawing a distinction between two reading records: the shelf log, which tracks status and ratings, and the commonplace book, where passages are copied out for keeps. The advice is to keep the two in step so each stays true to its purpose. Other readers of journals and commonplace books are engaging with the idea of separating what you finished from what you kept.

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    User documents NextDNS setup for network-wide privacy●Privacy starts before the webpage loads. I've documented my NextDNS setup: separate Home and Mobile profiles, OISD + HaGMmastodonTechnologyCybersecurity24 h ago

    A detailed walkthrough of a personal NextDNS configuration is drawing attention in privacy-focused circles. The setup uses separate Home and Mobile profiles, combining the OISD and HaGeZi Multi PRO blocklists with threat detection enabled, while DNS query logging is turned off. The author stresses the aim is not complete anonymity but cutting unwanted connections, arguing that privacy protections should begin at the DNS level, before any webpage is loaded.

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    B.C. election guide spotlights climate and environment issues▼Your B.C. election guide to key climate and environment issues✉newsEnvironment4 h ago

    A guide to the key climate and environment issues at stake in British Columbia's provincial election has been published, laying out where the major parties stand. Topics expected to include old-growth logging, pipeline and LNG development, clean energy, salmon conservation and wildfire preparedness. Voters and advocacy groups are using such roundups to weigh environmental records before casting ballots.

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    Banks move to curb AI agents accessing customer accounts●Los bancos empiezan a frenar agentes de IA que entran en las cuentas de sus clientes. El dinero abre el gran debate sobrMmastodonBusinessBanking04 h ago

    Banks have begun restricting AI agents that log into customers' accounts on their behalf, in Spanish-language fintech and cybersecurity circles. The move has opened a wider debate over permissions, digital security and privacy: who authorises an AI assistant to act on a person's financial life, and how banks should verify and control such access without blocking useful automation.

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