Hackernews posts about FinCEN
FinCEN is the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network, an agency of the U.S. Department of the Treasury that collects and analyzes financial data to combat money laundering and other financial crimes.
- Finent – A privacy-first budgeting app built around your payday (www.budgetwithfinent.com)
- Incentives Drive Everything (yusufaytas.com)
- The AI Memory Problem Nobody Is Incentivized to Solve (www.indiehackers.com)
- Vincent Chan: Inside PayPal (2010) (paulgraham.com)
- Launch HN: Manufact (YC S25) – MCP Cloud (manufact.com)
- Show HN: Pitchly Hire – human-reviewed job listings with forced expiry (pitchlyhire.com)
- Claude Code Just Got 5x More Expensive (www.vincentschmalbach.com)
- Small Teams Will Ship More Software Than They Can Maintain (www.vincentschmalbach.com)
- Carl is a lightweight BitTorrent client with first-class Tor anonymity (vincenzopalazzo.github.io)
- Orbital Data Centers Have a Silicon Problem Nobody Is Pricing (vincentpribble.substack.com)
- Sonnet 5 Is Dead in the Water (www.vincentschmalbach.com)
- Claude Code Is Quietly Fingerprinting China-Linked API Routers (www.vincentschmalbach.com)
- The Junior Developer Problem Is Becoming a Senior Developer Problem (www.vincentschmalbach.com)
- Prediction Markets Offer Bets on Wildfires (www.motherjones.com)
- Open Source Maintainers Need a Spam Filter for AI Labor (www.vincentschmalbach.com)
- More Americans Are Installing Residential Battery Storage (www.bloomberg.com)
- Anthropic Is Hitting a Wall (www.vincentschmalbach.com)
- Scaling Akvorado BMP RIB with Sharding (vincent.bernat.ch)
- If Software Gets 90 Percent Cheaper, Who Captures the Savings? (www.vincentschmalbach.com)
- Search has its own bitter lesson (softwaredoug.com)