Hacker Newsroom for 19 October: No Kings Instagram Suspension, DeepSeek Search API, Namecheap Domain Suspension
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Hacker Newsroom for 19 October recaps major Hacker News stories, moving through no kings instagram suspension, deepseek search api, namecheap domain suspension.
Chapters
- 00:00:00 — Intro
- 00:00:19 — No Kings Instagram Suspension
- 00:02:11 — DeepSeek Search API
- 00:04:20 — Namecheap Domain Suspension
- 00:06:35 — Closing
1. No Kings Instagram Suspension
The No Kings protest coalition lost access to its Instagram account during Saturday’s demonstrations, according to an article from MeidasTouch. Organizers said the page disappeared for about ninety minutes while they were coordinating protests and encouraging early voting.
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2. DeepSeek Search API
DeepSeek’s new search and fetch APIs give software agents access to live web pages for seventy-five cents per thousand successful requests. The documentation says search uses DeepSeek’s own search engine and returns structured results, while fetch converts an individual page into Markdown text.
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3. Namecheap Domain Suspension
Namecheap is facing an angry customer report after a domain owner says an identity check knocked their entire collection of domains offline. In a Reddit post, the customer says they missed a seventy-two-hour deadline while away, after twelve years with the company.
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That's the digest.