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"A cool way to explain logic gates with water [video]",
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"Coffin Texts",
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"Science Fiction’s Wonderful Mistakes",
"Ask HN: Do you know any good audio books for developers?",
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"Nitter: Alternative Twitter Front-End",
"Chasing Nabokov",
"Tesla Trans-Canada Supercharger route goes live all at once – mostly V3 250kW",
"Show HN: Monitor websites for changes and send scraped data to a webhook",
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"Arm Shows Backside Power Delivery as Path to Further Moore’s Law",
"Hedge funds listened to Bank of England briefings a few seconds earlier",
"Rural America Turning to Grocers, High-Fee ATMs as Banks Leave",
"Severed fibre cables disrupted internet access in eastern Europe, Iran, Turkey",
"Show HN: I built a newsletter that sends you cheap weekend trips from your city",
"Demystifying BERT: A Comprehensive Guide to the Groundbreaking NLP Framework",
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"Total Surveillance Is Not What America Signed Up For",
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"First human head transplant could be achieved by 2030",
"On Linux's Random Number Generation",
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"I Staked Out My Local Domino’s to See Just How Accurate Its Pizza Tracker Is",
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"MISC: A homoiconic language based on maps",
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"A Whirlwind Tutorial on Creating Really Teensy ELF Executables for Linux (1999)",
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"Cellular Automata in the Browser",
"Implement Worker Modules",
"New boson appears in nuclear decay, could break standard model if confirmed",
"ACM signed letter opposing open access",
"Ask HN: Partial Bootstrap for a SaaS Startup",
"The One Notebook Habit (2018)",
"Yahoo Extends deadline for downloading Yahoo Groups data to Jan 31 2020",
"Nonlinearity Breeds Contempt (2013) [video]",
"Programming Languages Used for Music",
"We Can’t See ‘Star Wars’ Anymore",
"The world’s most-beloved money-losing business needs your help",
"Show HN: Unifrost – Stream PubSub Messages to the Browser",
"Ask HN: If you could automate one thing you do often at work, what would it be?",
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"‘Spiderman’ Hacker Daniel Kaye Took Down Liberia’s Internet",
"Antibiotics in infancy tied to allergies in childhood, new research suggests",
"Emulating Persistent Memory in the Linux Kernel with Different Page Sizes",
"The Mayo Clinic embeds its engineers in real patient treatment",
"DIY ngrok/localtunnel with traefik and SSH",
"New disclosures to our archive of state-backed information operations",
"Show HN: ArcaneVM – A Fully Homomorphic Encryption Brainfuck Virtual Machine",
"Why big business can count on courts to keep its deadly secrets",
"Rust 1.40",
"Google's CEO Doesn't Use Bullet Points",
"Chinese Mass Surveillance – Snowden",
"Ask HN: How to retrain tongue/mouth muscles for foreign language pronunciation?",
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"Memory recall dependent on gene influencing hippocampus-based circadian clock",
"(Almost) Free Video Hosting on AWS",
"Building Blocks of an Unstoppable Web Scraping Infrastructure",
"Alienated, Alone and Angry: What the Digital Revolution Did?",
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"Results vs. Hours: creating a results-focused work environment",
"To Control Its Destiny, Facebook Bets Big on Hardware",
"A Content Marketing Strategy",
"Technology Preview for secure value recovery",
"Modular C: Reusable and Maintainable Code Using the C Language (1994) [pdf]",
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"Internet shutdowns, once rare, are becoming the norm in much of the world",
"Open-minded people have a different visual perception of reality",
"Tiny Tiny RSS and Readability == the Best Way to Read RSS Feeds",
"Ask HN: State-of-the-art for server rendered webapps (non-SPA)?",
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"Albert Michelson's Harmonic Analyzer: Mechanical Fourier Analysis [video]",
"Don’t Shy Away or Risk Cowardly Management",
"Ember.js Octane Edition",
"Shopify: A StarCraft Inspired Business Strategy",
"Russia up in arms over Chinese theft of military technology",
"Jaron Lanier: an unlikely prophet of the digital age",
"This Cities: Skylines build recreates the honeycomb Detroit that could have been",
"Homoiconicity isn’t the point (2012)",
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"GitHub Actions: The Runner is now open sourced",
"What Is JavaScript Made Of?",
"This Article Does Not Exist",
"How Robert Cottrell of ‘The Browser’ finds the best writing on the web",
"Google has 9,476,608 IP addresses",
"An immune molecule can sometimes influence the social behavior of mice: study",
"History’s Largest Mining Operation Is About to Begin",
"Homelessness rises in U.S., driven by California housing crisis",
"Showdown in Wisconn Valley",
"Switzerland switching off its first nuclear plant on Friday",
"Silicon Valley Seasteaders Go Looking for Low-Tax Sites on Land",
"You Suck at Excel (2015) [video]",
"Sale of Second-Hand E-Books Infringes Copyright, Rules CJEU",
"Eclipse IDE 2019-12 is released",
"Null Island",
"Bill to crack down on robocalls passes Senate",
"Ansible for Kubernetes, my second self-published book",
"Bot Submissions to Comment Website Can’t Be Distinguished from Human Submissions",
"FckdEx",
"Dutch supreme court upholds landmark ruling demanding climate action",
"Use GitHub actions at your own risk",
"Save time by typing less with Vim's global command",
"Run containers like a boss with containerd",
"Simulated data: the great equalizer in the AI race?",
"Don Knuth – “Pi and the Art of Computer Programming” (2019)",
"Show HN: Tremapping Comments from HN with WebGL",
"文言 / Wenyan‑Lang – Programming Language for the Ancient Chinese",
"APL\\B5500: The Language and Its Implementation (1970) [pdf]",
"Building Mobile Apps (iOS and Android) with ClojureScript",
"The Role of Wind in a Tree’s Life",
"Airplanes and Accounting Games: The Coming Boeing Collapse?",
"Physicists measured forces behind why Cheerios clump together in your bowl",
"Why Bitcoin Matters for Freedom",
"Boeing Starliner updates: Spacecraft flies into wrong orbit, jeopardizing test",
"Show HN: I built a website for sharing salary info",
"Google Reader Killed RSS",
"Putting Stuff in a Proliant Dl325",
"FFmpeg Video Processing and Conversion",
"UK Politicos Brexit from Whatsapp to Signal",
"Consumers who sought cash settlement from Equifax probably won't get full $125",
"Redis 6 RC1 is out today",
"267M Facebook users IDs and phone numbers exposed online",
"25 Ideas That Will Shape the 2020s",
"RA-10: a new Argentinian multipurpose research nuclear reactor (2011) [pdf]",
"People Who Do Not Exist Invade Facebook",
"Michael Howard: A Reminiscence",
"RethinkDB 2.4.0 Is Out",
"Hg Init: A Mercurial Tutorial (By Joel Spolsky)",
"These Journalists Lost Their Jobs. Here Are the Stories They Couldn’t Tell",
"Fact-check: Five claims about thorium made by Andrew Yang",
"I Started a $18K/Month Junk Removal Company Before Graduating from College",
"Internet companies prepare to fight the ‘deepfake’ future",
"How Police dogs are trained to sniff out hidden electronics",
"Simplify UI Logic Using Finite State Machines – Old Pattern for the Modern Web",
"How to succeed or fail on a frontier (2006)",
"x86-64 os made in crystal",
"Is Bitcoin Dead Yet?",
"Comedy in the Era of Twitter Outrage",
"People who tend to be optimistic are likelier to live to 85 or more: study",
"The Invention of “Ethical AI”:How Big Tech Manipulates Academe, Avoids Regs",
"Schlieren Photography",
"Giant surveillance balloons are lurking at the edge of space",
"Hong Kong protesters using apps to avoid restaurants they suspect are pro-China",
"Lilith: x86-64 OS written in Crystal",
"Is Nuclear Power Worth the Risk?",
"All his life, his health was poor. It took more than 50 years to find out why",
"A Jungle Airstrip Stirs Suspicions About China’s Plans for Cambodia",
"Okay, Maybe Proofs Aren't Dying After All",
"In Hong Kong, a vast citizens' network keeps watch on the police",
"Why so many Japanese children refuse to go to school",
"Tesla Proved the Haters Wrong",
"Starliner makes a safe landing–now NASA faces some big decisions",
"Ask HN: Would you differentiate between hacker, artist, craftsman and engineer",
"Even at Warp 9, Space Travel Would Take Forever",
"Srinivasa Ramanujan",
"Apple, Google, and Amazon create “CHIP,” a new smart home standard",
"The Muse (YC W12) Is Hiring a Product Director for Growth",
"AMD's first octa-core APUs could be arriving soon",
"Bug adds 220MW of fake electricity demand in Ontario",
"'Cats' gets day-one patch in theaters",
"Manning's countdown to 2020. Many programming books 50% off",
"Ted Nelson speaking at the TED2 Conference, 1990 [YouTube]",
"The Technological Society (La Technique) by Jacques Ellul",
"Barnes and Noble’s Jekyll and Hyde (1999)",
"The Causal Theory of Views",
"Maps Reveal the Hidden Structures of ‘Choose Your Own Adventure’ Books (2017)",
"Can monoculture survive the algorithm?",
"Ask HN: How do big software companies maintain high engineering standards",
"Tidal forces are gravitational waves",
"RAM Dass, Emblem of the Consciousness Revolution, Has Died",
"Patio11's Thoughts on Tech+finance",
"The First Credit Card Ever (2016)",
"WTF Python",
"France to Raise Pollution Tax on SUVs and Trucks to $22,240",
"Ask HN: Best Budget Windows Laptop?",
"Ram Dass has died",
"Exploring and understanding Python through surprising snippets",
"France to Raise Pollution Tax on SUVs and Trucks to €22k",
"Wolf 359",
"Chinese hacker group caught bypassing 2FA",
"Misery in the Head",
"Why typing inside WSL terminal feels amazing and better than every other app",
"Show HN: Generate names like snapchat, dropbox, paypal for your next project",
"A new digital tax is being introduced in Kenya, here's what you need to know",
"Typing inside of the default WSL terminal feels amazing",
"Open Letter to Mark Zuckerberg – Gov.uk",
"Simpler UI Logic With Finite State Machines",
"Facelift for the Mystic Lamb",
"Plastic tea bags shed billions of microplastic particles into the cup",
"It Seemed Like a Popular Chat App. It’s Secretly a Spy Tool",
"Show HN: Fancy Font Generator",
"WTFPython – Understanding Python through surprising snippets",
"Guerilla Gardening (2015)",
"Why Creativity Is a Numbers Game (2015)",
"A Large-Scale Analysis of Early Domain Deletions",
"Radeon Open Compute ROCm 3.0 Released",
"Truth and Probability (1926) [pdf]",
"Mustache Fashion Covaries with Good Marriage Market for Women (2001) [pdf]",
"The Use of Knowledge in Society (1945)",
"Neural networks as non-leaky mathematical abstraction",
"China flight systems jammed by pig farm’s African swine fever defences",
"Learn Rust the Dangerous Way",
"Many Japanese children refuse to go to school",
"Ethiopia has launched its first satellite into space",
"First Woman to Beat a Man at World Darts Overwhelmed by Response",
"Cvec2: A Generic, Type-Safe, Resizable Array Library in ANSI C",
"Bazel 2.0 Released",
"Projects Tyler Cowen would like to see funded",
"Efficient cache for gigabytes of data written in Go",
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"Boring CEO Resigns",
"For Her Head Cold, Insurer Coughed Up $25,865",
"'Advertising breaks your spirit': the French cities trying to ban public adverts",
"Top 100 Pens of 2019 on CodePen",
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"Google's head of talent says that arrogance in job seekers is a major red flag",
"Star Trek: 25th Anniversary has so much to teach modern games",
"69-vehicle pileup involving chain-reaction crashes shuts down I-64",
"Evolutionary history and why physical activity is important for brain health",
"Downsides to working at a tech giant",
"Boeing CEO ousted as 737 Max crisis deepens",
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"Show HN: Sebenz.ai – Convert your time and human intelligence into money",
"Design APIs: The Evolution of Design Systems",
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"Mike Bloomberg is plowing millions of dollars into a secretive tech firm",
"Kaspersky: Windows 0-day exploit CVE-2019-1458 used in Operation WizardOpium",
"Million WebSockets and Go",
"Science Explains Why We Should All Work Shorter Hours in Winter",
"CO2 indoors could cut complex, strategic thinking by 50% within 80 years",
"Nationalist Anthems: Remembering a time when composers mattered more",
"The weird criticism that Big Tech is too digital",
"Typing inside of the default WSL terminal feels amazing (2018)",
"Tesla's stock just hit a record $420",
"A Navy Seal's Semester at Yale, at Age 52",
"Is China Beating America to AI Supremacy?",
"What happened to the next big things?",
"Why do Nigerian scammers say they're from Nigeria?",
"A list of beginner-friendly NLP projects–using pre-trained models",
"Open letter concerning Facebook's proposals to apply end-to-end encryption",
"Wtfjs",
"Legion of Christ says 33 of its priests sexually abused minors",
"Boeing Fires CEO Dennis Muilenburg",
"The Lost Worlds of Telnet",
"How Crisco Made Americans Believers in Industrial Food",
"Facebook still won't let you “friend” Christopher Wylie",
"All I want for Christmas is to sign in with Apple",
"Chinese gangs are using drones to infect the livestock with African swine fever",
"Google finally ends support for the old Google Glass after a controversial life",
"A Brief Introduction to Task-Oriented Programming",
"The Ganges Brims with Dangerous Bacteria",
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"How to Create Apple Fifth Avenue Cube in WebGL",
"Newly discovered formula explains efficiency gains from bifacial solar cells",
"Work Shorter Hours in Winter",
"Bazel 2.0",
"A wonderful team of chemists demonstrates each element in the lab",
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"Announcing HyperbolaBSD Roadmap",
"Researchers have identified 100 mysteriously disappeared stars in the night sky",
"Million WebSockets and Go (2017)",
"Windows 0-day exploit used in Operation WizardOpium",
"Multiverse Theories Are Bad for Science",
"HyperbolaBSD Roadmap",
"HyperbolaBSD Roadmap: hard fork of the OpenBSD kernel and userspace",
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"Sci-Hub Creator Under Investigation by US Department of Justice",
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"Open-Source Spotify App",
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"The secret afterlife of lost German luggage",
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"Radeon Open Compute 3.0",
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"The World of Statecharts",
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"The Strange Properties and Histories of the Magic Hat",
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"Whatever happened to the Next Big Things?",
"Sick Building Syndrome",
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"An Inside-Out Course on Number Theory (Pt 6)",
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"Second stage of open-access restoration of Van Eyck brothers’ masterpiece",
"Ask HN: Why don't more people know about Freenode?",
"Today I was unable to take a picture in a photo kiosk",
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"Dress for the Job You Want",
"Ask HN: Serverless.com framework vs. raw AWS console?",
"How the Opioid Epidemic Evolved",
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"Show HN: Cloakwork – Zero Knowledge team collaboration suite",
"Show HN: Software Design Patterns, Principles, and Best Practices",
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"Deep Dive into Worker Threads in Node.js",
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"Electric truck startup Rivian raises $1.3B more to challenge Tesla",
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"What my family thinks I do all day",
"A Designer’s Guide to the Terminal",
"Kind to 3am You",
"IEEE to define a formal model for safe automated vehicle decision-making",
"Ask HN: How to start learning large 20 year old code base?",
"An open list of apps built with Flutter",
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"Show HN: AWS Data Wrangler - Move pandas/spark dataframes across AWS services",
"A study of musical scales (2017)",
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"Ask HN: Books and Courses for Wannabe CTOs and Heads of Engineering?",
"Disfluency (difficulty associated with cognitive task) enhances retention (2010) [pdf]",
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"Advanced Tutorials to Learn Kubernetes",
"Age of Last Known Settlement of Homo Erectus",
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"Former Amazon employees bake Bezos principles into their startups",
"Escaping San Francisco",
"In glyphosate review, WHO agency edited out “non-carcinogenic” findings (2017)",
"Ask HN: What do top engineers you know do that others don't?",
"Bushfires Release over Half Australia’s Annual Carbon Emissions",
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"Flight stats, entertainment, and trying to crack Widevine",
"Minimalism – An undervalued development skill",
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"Beck Design Rules (2015)",
"Cheating in Programming",
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"New discoveries set to reveal the geology of planets outside our solar system",
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"'I am going to say quiet words in your face': a conversation with the Zuckerbot",
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"Turkey unveils first fully domestically-produced car in $3.7B bet on electric",
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"How to Think Real Good (2013)",
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