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.
- Templar – Incentivized Internet-wide AI training (www.tplr.ai)
- FEMA's outdated flood maps incentivize property owners to take risks (www.nbcnews.com)
- Show HN: Home sellers: incentivize your agent to get you a higher sale price (progressivecommission.com)
- Prediction markets could create a missing incentive for climate action (santiag0m.github.io)
- Show HN: Interactive bash session for coding agents (github.com)
- ETFs Are Inflating the Everything Bubble (www.vincentschmalbach.com)
- Real-Time Fires in Spain (incendiostiemporeal.es)
- Only Experts Can Write Good Prompts (www.vincentschmalbach.com)
- GPT-5 Is the Best Coding Model in the World: Biggest Leap Since 3.5 Sonnet (www.vincentschmalbach.com)
- Show HN: A news agent to easily follow anything you care about (testflight.apple.com)
- First Home Guarantee – Housing Australia (www.housingaustralia.gov.au)
- Elixir Hub: Showcasing adoption, sharing knowledge (elixir-hub.com)
- Sotasearch.ai – privacy-first research assistant (100% local) (sotasearch.ai)
- OverTheWire: Learn and practice security concepts through fun games (overthewire.org)