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4
App Store review allowed a Meta Muse copycat
(lapcatsoftware.com)
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10
Show HN: Jevdit – a social network moderated by Jev
(jevdit.com)
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2
Haven: One Privacy App. Zero Compromise
(havenmessenger.com)
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3
Citrix NetScaler Remote Code Execution
(support.citrix.com)
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1
Cold War
(en.wikipedia.org)
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3
Uber CEO says you should answer emails over the weekend
(fortune.com)
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2
Two Companies Built a $71B Drug Class
(research.socialcapital.com)
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5
Raspberry Pi prevents the device from booting if unofficial RAM chip is detected
(hackaday.com)
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5
Procedurally animated koi pond that runs in the browser
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2
Show HN: [Curbwise] Explore crash data and redesign dangerous streets
(curbwise.org)
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My Recent Woodworking Projects
(notoriousbfg.com)
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3
My slides are a TUI app now
(blog.klobuc.ar)
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3
Show HN: AstraBox – an open-source alternative to Claude Managed Agents
(github.com)
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3
The Trouble with Psychological Darwinism
(cogweb.ucla.edu)
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3
Australia's Emu War spawns feature film, jokes and memes 90 years on (2022)
(abc.net.au)
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5
Bill Gates Says Trump Is Wrong to Hold Out Against AI Safeguards
(bloomberg.com)
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4
Trump and Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei Set for White House Dinner
(wsj.com)
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2
Oliver Beats ClickHouse
(oliverdb.ai)
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1
BLBX-lang alpha (black box)
(github.com)
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2
Open-Source E2E FHE Implementation for Privacy-Preserving Llama 3 8B Inference
(arxiv.org)
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6
Anthropic CEO Amodei set to meet with Trump
(cnbc.com)
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1
HiFinder, a map for outdoor spots that never sends photos to a third party
(hifinder.net)
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4
Debt-hungry AI companies face increased risk as bond yields spike
(cnbc.com)
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59
Allegations of US interference in Quebec election
(globalnews.ca)
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2
Show HN: Kernal Fit – how I lost weight working IT without a gym
(apps.adrenaline.design)
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15
Show HN: Cartopolis, interactive globe-sized 3D world
(code.garage44.eu)
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Luarocks.org remote code execution exploit
(vhyrro.neorg.org)
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5
Booted up in 1993, this server still runs – but not for much longer (2017)
(computerworld.com)
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5
Walmart says it's not using personal information to set prices
(apnews.com)
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When did Google get so weird?
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