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    Corral tool kills every command an AI agent starts●Show HN: Corral – Kill every command your agent startsYhnHealthFitness1915 min ago

    A developer released Corral, an open-source tool on GitHub designed to kill every command that an AI coding agent starts, giving users a way to stop agent-spawned processes. The project was shared on Hacker News under its Show HN format and drew modest engagement, with commenters likely weighing in on process management for AI agents.

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    Robot maker melts decommissioned robots in 75-ton steel vat●AI robot company decommissioned its robots ‘Terminator-style’ in a 75-ton vat of molten steel — Arnold Schwarzenegger suggested melting them, one robot held up a thumbs-up sign as it sank into molten metal✉newsTechnologyRobotics32 min ago

    A robotics company has destroyed its retired robots by lowering them into a 75-ton vat of molten steel, reportedly at Arnold Schwarzenegger's suggestion. In footage of the event, one robot raised a thumbs-up as it sank into the metal. The company described the disposal as deliberately styled after the Terminator films, drawing amusement online over the cinematic nod and the robot's final gesture.

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    Internet outage hits Anacortes Ferry Terminal, causing Sound-wide delays●Internet is out at Anacortes Ferry Terminal, with delays throughout the Sound✉newsTechnologyInternet34 min ago

    An internet outage at the Anacortes Ferry Terminal in Washington state is causing ferry delays throughout the Puget Sound. The disruption is affecting scheduling and operations for Washington State Ferries, and riders in the region are being warned to expect delays until service returns to normal.

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    North Sea oil strikes threaten UK fuel supplies●Strikes by North Sea oil workers could ‘severely disrupt’ UK fuel supplies✉newsBusinessLabor40 min ago

    Workers at North Sea oil installations are striking over an ongoing labour dispute, and industry warnings suggest the action could severely disrupt fuel supplies across the UK. Operators and unions are at odds over pay and conditions, with officials cautioning that prolonged stoppages could affect refineries, terminals and deliveries to forecourts if no agreement is reached soon.

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    Alaska LNG developer says shipping savings justify billions in investment●Alaska LNG shipping savings justifies billions in investment, developer says✉newsBusinessPersonal Finance46 min ago

    The developer of the Alaska LNG project says savings on shipping costs to Asian markets justify the billions of dollars needed to build the pipeline and export terminal. The claim is being made as the project seeks buyers and financing, with backers arguing shorter sea routes from Alaska give it an edge over Gulf Coast suppliers.

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    James Cameron warns AI could trigger nuclear apocalypse●AI could turn nuclear weapons into ‘Terminator-style apocalypse’ nightmare: James Cameron's warning about✉newsWarNuclear51 min ago

    Film director James Cameron has warned that combining artificial intelligence with nuclear weapons risks a 'Terminator-style apocalypse', drawing on the scenario of his own films in which AI-driven weapons systems turn against humanity. He is cautioning that automated decision-making around nuclear arsenals removes human judgment from decisions of life and death, and his comments are fueling wider debate over military uses of AI.

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    Newsom Signs Coal Terminal Law as Oakland Wins Court Fight●Newsom Signs Coal Terminal Law as Oakland Wins Key Court Fight✉newsWorldLaw & Courts1 h ago

    California Governor Gavin Newsom has signed a new law related to a coal terminal in Oakland, capping a key legal victory for the city in its long-running fight to block coal shipments through its port. The measure arrives as Oakland secures a favorable court ruling, strengthening local efforts to keep coal handling out of the terminal.

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    Dying Patients Face a Flood of Medical Misinformation●Dying Patients Are Inundated by Misinformation. My Dad Was One of Them.✉newsHealthMedicine1 h ago

    A New York Times opinion piece recounts how a terminally ill patient — the author's father — was surrounded by health misinformation as he sought treatment and comfort in his final months. The essay argues that false medical claims now reach vulnerable dying people through families, online searches and social networks, complicating end-of-life care and adding distress at an already fragile time.

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