Homebrew 7.0.0
Article URL: https://brew.sh/2026/09/13/homebrew-7.0.0/ Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49681545 Points: 623 # Comments: 250
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Article URL: https://brew.sh/2026/09/13/homebrew-7.0.0/ Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49681545 Points: 623 # Comments: 250
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Article URL: https://xeiaso.net/notes/2026/everyone-slowdown-but-me/ Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49678683 Points: 797 # Comments: 450
TL;DR: OpenSea runs an undocumented MCP server at mcp.opensea.io/mcp. One of its tools hands out API keys to anyone who asks, and another lets you resolve any Ethereum address with an OpenSea profile to its owner's username. Reported to Bugcrowd, now sharing the story and a free recon kit. I was poking around OpenSea's tooling one afternoon — just trying to understand how some of their internal features worked. Nothing fancy, no scanners, no brute force. Just curiosity and a browser. That's when
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The cataloguing step is supposed to be the easy win. You have a schema whose ecm_template_link and v_pmpm, your users ask questions I did that to a real 1,245-object schema. Recall went down. Not by a little. The table literally called contacts sat at rank 3 for the This post is what was actually happening, why the obvious fix doesn't work, Every description you generate is written in the same vocabulary as every BM25 scores a term by inverse document frequency: idf(t) = log(1 + (N - n_t + 0.5)
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