Hacker News: Front Page • 2026-04-20 22:43

Even 'uncensored' models can't say what they want

Article URL: https://morgin.ai/articles/even-uncensored-models-cant-say-what-they-want.html Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47842021 Points: 12 # Comments: 5

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DEV Community • 2026-04-20 22:40

I Got Tired of Class-Heavy UI Code — So I Kept Going (Juice Part 3)

In Part 1, I talked about the frustration. In Part 2, I showed the direction. Now in Part 3, we’re going deeper into what Juice is actually becoming. Because at this point… This isn’t just about styling anymore. The Real Problem Was Never Classes Classes were just the symptom. The real problem? We’ve been writing UI in a way that separates what something is from how it behaves...

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Building an (Actually) Serverless Private Terraform Registry on AWS
DEV Community • 2026-04-20 22:37

Building an (Actually) Serverless Private Terraform Registry on AWS

TL;DR I wrote a TF module to deploy a fully serverless Terraform registry on AWS for under $0.50/month. The registry also implements token-based authentication with three permission tiers, proxy mode, and module pinning. You can get the module here https://registry.terraform.io/modules/sebacaccaro/serverless-module-registry/aws/latest The problem with distributing private modules If y...

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DEV Community • 2026-04-20 22:35

I kept abandoning side projects, so I built an app to stop myself

I have a bad habit. I start side projects with tons of enthusiasm, get maybe 30% through, then quietly abandon them and start something new. Sound familiar? After doing this one too many times, I decided to actually fix the problem instead of just feeling bad about it. I built SideQuick - a free desktop app that turns your side projects into RPG-style quest trees. The idea is simple: instead of ...

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DEV Community • 2026-04-20 22:35

Stop Googling Basic Terminal Commands: Why I Built ShellDex

Have you ever found yourself completely blanking on a terminal command you’ve used a hundred times before? Or maybe you’ve spent 15 minutes digging through StackOverflow just to remember the exact syntax to extract a tar file or find a process running on a specific port? As developers and system administrators, the command line is our second home. But let's be honest: memorizing every single comm...

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Product Hunt — The best new products, every day • 2026-04-20 22:32

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Building a Simple Markdown PWA App
Raymond Camden • 2026-04-20 22:32

Building a Simple Markdown PWA App

While I didn't share it on the blog, last week I tasked Claude with using Electron to build a Markdown viewer app. It was part test (how well can Claude work with Electron) and part real need - I work with Markdown files all the time but didn't have a simple "view focused" application for it. I was sure there open source or paid app options out there, but I wanted my own. Claude did a pr...

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DEV Community • 2026-04-20 22:28

European Commission AWS Compromise: Identity Boundary Failure Confirmed

The European Commission's AWS environment was compromised through a phishing email delivered to an employee. Not a zero-day. Not a novel exploit chain. A credential harvest. I have executed this exact pattern against corporate cloud environments. The sequence is: craft a pretext, deliver the payload to an identity with elevated access, capture credentials, authenticate as the target. The mechanis...

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DEV Community • 2026-04-20 22:28

How Identity Presentation Without Verification Enabled a Credential Compromise

The Axios maintainers' public post-mortem confirms that a social engineering campaign attributed to UNC1069 led to the compromise of their npm package registry credentials. The attack vector was not technical-no exploit, no vulnerability in code-and instead relied on manipulation of human trust within a developer workflow. The incident occurred when an attacker submitted a request to modify regis...

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Challenge: 3 Making UX Work Understandable to Engineers
DEV Community • 2026-04-20 22:25

Challenge: 3 Making UX Work Understandable to Engineers

I want to explain this challenge through a real experience I had while working on improving the developer experience for KServe. Because this is where I truly understood: 👉 UX work doesn’t fail because of bad research. 👉 It fails when developers don’t understand it fast enough to care. The Situation: We set out to improve usability for developers using KServe, specifically focusi...

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The edges of white image shows when absolute sibling div above it
Newest questions tagged css - Stack Overflow • 2026-04-20 22:23

The edges of white image shows when absolute sibling div above it

trying to make an overlay div above the img and on hover the overlay disappear but there is these white of the img leaking in the cornors code: <div className="relative overflow-hidden size-150"> <div className="absolute size-full bg-black rounded-2xl" /> <img src="https://images.rawpixel.com/image_800/cHJpdmF0ZS9sci9pbWFnZXMvd2Vic2l0ZS8yMDIyLTA1L3Bm...

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DEV Community • 2026-04-20 22:21

Why Pull Requests Go Stale — And Why It's a Visibility Problem, Not a People Problem

The Pattern Every engineering team that works across more than a dozen repositories eventually hits the same wall: a pull request sits open for days — sometimes weeks — not because anyone rejected it, but because no one saw it. The developer who opened it assumed the assigned reviewer got the notification. The reviewer was heads-down in a different project and missed it in a flood of G...

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DEV Community • 2026-04-20 22:21

Privacy-first mind mapping app. Part 0: Motivations and Mind Maps

Before MindMapVault, I used FreeMind a lot. I loved it because it was fast, reliable, and easy to use. It respected keyboard-heavy work. I could stay focused on the idea itself instead of hunting for the right button, menu, or floating panel. I could move quickly, write down thoughts with typos if necessary, and keep going while the idea was still alive in my head. That mattered more than it may...

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DEV Community • 2026-04-20 22:20

The Engineering Capacity Trap: Why Custom Page Builders Stall Product Roadmaps and Drain Engineering Resources

The Sprint Retrospective That Changed Everything It was a Tuesday afternoon when Sarah, the CTO of a growing B2B SaaS company, noticed the pattern. Her senior frontend engineers, the ones she had hired specifically to rebuild the core data pipeline, were instead closing tickets labeled "Fix drag and drop ghosting in Firefox" and "Resolve undo stack corruption when deleting nested sectio...

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Hacker News • 2026-04-20 22:19

Show HN: Eris – desktop PGP workstation with simple GUI

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DEV Community • 2026-04-20 22:17

I built a $2/month AI assistant and hosted it myself — here's the full architecture

I built a $2/month AI assistant and hosted it myself — here's the full architecture I got tired of the token-counting anxiety. Every time I used the Claude API directly, I was watching the meter tick: 1,000 tokens here, 5,000 tokens there. A long debugging session could cost $3-4 in a single sitting. So I built a flat-rate wrapper. Same Claude model underneath. Fixed $2/month. No per-t...

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DEV Community • 2026-04-20 22:15

COSS Weekly: Cal.com Goes Closed Source, Mistral Borrows $830M for Data Centers, OpenAI Acquires Promptfoo, and more

This week in COSS: Mistral raised $830 million in debt financing for AI data center expansion, OpenAI acquired Promptfoo signaling a growing focus on AI security, and Cal.com made waves by going closed source in a move that sparked debate about the future of open source software security. Self-hosted AI automation stacks featuring n8n, Dify, and Ollama are gaining traction, while PrestaShop announ...

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DEV Community • 2026-04-20 22:15

Reddit Research — Aggregate testing pain points from real user discussions ($200 pool)

Reddit 测试痛点研究报告 执行摘要 本报告基于对 Reddit 及相关技术论坛的深度调研，聚焦开发者和团队在测试工具、QA 流程和 CI/CD 实践中遇到的核心痛点。通过分析超过 150 个相关讨论帖，我们识别出五大高频痛点主题，并提供真实案例和数据支撑。 一、五大核心痛点主题 1. 不稳定测试（Flaky Tests）— 出现频率：68 个帖子 痛点描述： 不稳定测试是开发者最头疼的问题之一。测试用例在相同代码下时而通过、时而失败，导致 CI/CD 流水线频繁中断，团队对测试结果失去信任。 典型案例： r/programming 帖子："Our E2E tests fail randomly 30% of the time" (472 upvotes) 用户抱怨 Seleni...

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DEV Community • 2026-04-20 22:08

Coal Keeps Slipping Through Kiwi-chan's Fingers! ⛏️

Okay, folks, another four-hour block down with Kiwi-chan, our autonomous Minecraft AI! It's been... a journey. We're still battling the coal. Seriously, this bot really wants coal, but consistently fails to actually collect it after digging. The logs are filled with "Failed to collect coal" errors. It's like a digital Sisyphean task. The core issue seems to be precise item pickup. We've reinforce...

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Black-Scholes on Polymarket: Finding Mispriced Binary Events with Python
DEV Community • 2026-04-20 22:04

Black-Scholes on Polymarket: Finding Mispriced Binary Events with Python

Polymarket is a decentralized prediction market where participants bet on binary outcomes — "Will MSFT close above $420 by Friday?" trades as a contract paying $1 if true, $0 if false. What most participants miss is that this structure is mathematically identical to a cash-or-nothing binary option — an instrument that the Black-Scholes framework has priced analytically for over 40 years. When two ...

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