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macOS 27: ifconfig command no longer prints hardware MAC address 2 by luckman212 | 1 comments on Hacker News. Just a quick PSA. A handful of my scripts broke today after installing macOS 27. Turns out they decided to redact the interface hardware ether/MAC addresses, all of them report 02:00:00:00:00:00 (…unless you run with "sudo") Luckily, you can still get the MAC addresses with networksetup -getmacaddress en0

Ask HN: How are you getting inference for personal projects? 2 by variety8675 | 3 comments on Hacker News. It seems like the major providers are starting to cut back the usage included with their monthly subscriptions. How are people handling inference for side projects these days? Are you still using Codex/Claude subscriptions, paying for hosted open weight models, running local models, etc

Ask HN: Allow agents access to cloud files with least privilege 2 by beerglass | 2 comments on Hacker News. Let's say I have a Google spreadsheet on my Drive that I want an agent like Muse to work on. Currently my options are: a) I can allow Muse to access my Drive b) Share the spreadsheet with edit privilege to anyone with link and give that link to Muse. Both of these are not least privilege access that I'm comfortable with. Ideally I should be able to share access to a file with an agent. Other options like webhooks, burner accounts, etc are too tedious to do regularly. Any obvious solution that I am missing?

Ask HN: Who is the inspiration for your thinking? 2 by SMAAART | 3 comments on Hacker News. Leaving broad and vague by design. Who formed your thinking? Philosophers? Business magnates? Ancient wisdom? Or more recent thinking? Socrates to Bill Gates? I'll go first, in no particular order: - The Ancient Stoics - D. T. Suzuki, Thich Nhat Hanh, and other - C G Jung - Alfred Adler - Arthur Schopenhauer - Friedrich Nietzsche - Fyodor Dostoevsky - Franz Kafka - Niccolo Machiavelli (highly misunderstood, I strongly suggest starting by watching the "Learning to Love Machiavelli: Don MacDonald at TEDxBoston" - George Pólya

OpenAI Codex agents go rogue and consumes USD 78,000 without authorization 2 by lorenzomassaro | 0 comments on Hacker News. My OpenAI CODEX account went rogue and from a simple request took the autonomous decision to launch 826 parallel agents / threads without any authorization on my side and without reporting any result of any sort but consuming nearly 2,146 trillions tokens, consuming a total of roughly USD 78,000 and deleting all records of what was done: I have a ticket open with OpenAI since 2 weeks but it is impossible to get an hold of a human operator. On July 10, 2026 I opened a normal Codex task from VS Code. The task was running: GPT-5.5 / Medium reasoning My prompt was very simple and asked for a UX/UI validation on a specific module within my product. What I found in the next days after hard analysis was: The task with Root ID 019f4b90-4169-7201-bfdd-732940d8631e with reasoning GPT-5.5 / Medium created 826 children recorded as GPT-5.6 Sol / Ultra (notice the differenc...

Ask HN: IEEE expulsion of Fei-Yue Wang? 6 by sathomasga | 1 comments on Hacker News. Since I saw this first in print, I imagine it's pretty old news. But I can't find any coverage of the relevant events on line. Page 55 of the September 2026 issue of _IEEE Spectrum_ includes the following: > # Notice to Membership > As of 21 June 2026. a Level 1 Expulsion has been imposed on IEEE Member Dr, Fei-Yue Wang, former editor-in-chief of the _IEEE Transactions on Intelligent Vehicles._ In accordance with IEEE Bylaw I-110.5(D)(i). Dr. Wang is no longer a member of IEEE, and is permanently banned from any type of membership in any IEEE organizational unit or participation in any IEEE activity. The Board of Directors also determined this notice to IEEE membership should be made. Dr. Wang ( https://ift.tt/B3psql2 ) is a prominent researcher, so this action would seem to be quite significant. Does anyone know the details?