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“Reading Rainbow” was created to combat summer reading slumps (smithsonianmag.com)

156 points by arbesman 6h ago 54 comments

Wttr: Console-oriented weather forecast service (github.com)

18 points by saikatsg 1h ago 1 comments

Ex-Waymo engineers launch Bedrock Robotics to automate construction (techcrunch.com)

298 points by boulos 14h ago 233 comments

Original Xbox Hacks: The A20 CPU Gate (2021) (connortumbleson.com)

44 points by mattweinberg 3h ago 4 comments

I want an iPhone Mini-sized Android phone (2022) (smallandroidphone.com)

200 points by asimops 10h ago 285 comments

Code Execution Through Email: How I Used Claude to Hack Itself (pynt.io)

5 points by nonvibecoding 43m ago 3 comments

Altermagnets: The first new type of magnet in nearly a century (newscientist.com)

331 points by Brajeshwar 16h ago 82 comments

I was wrong about robots.txt (evgeniipendragon.com)

72 points by EPendragon 6h ago 55 comments

Metaflow: Build, Manage and Deploy AI/ML Systems (github.com)

19 points by plokker 10h ago 1 comments

Show HN: A 'Choose Your Own Adventure' written in Emacs Org Mode (tendollaradventure.com)

100 points by dskhatri 9h ago 12 comments

Intel's retreat is unlike anything it's done before in Oregon (oregonlive.com)

134 points by cbzbc 12h ago 196 comments

Inside the box: Everything I did with an Arduino starter kit (lopespm.com)

49 points by lopespm 1d ago 4 comments

Show HN: Linux CLI tool to provide mutex locks for long running bash ops (github.com)

24 points by bigattichouse 2h ago 10 comments

Artisanal handcrafted Git repositories (drew.silcock.dev)

154 points by drewsberry 11h ago 37 comments

Pgactive: Postgres active-active replication extension (github.com)

288 points by ForHackernews 22h ago 72 comments

Show HN: Improving search ranking with chess Elo scores (zeroentropy.dev)

149 points by ghita_ 16h ago 50 comments

How and where will agents ship software? (instantdb.com)

120 points by stopachka 13h ago 58 comments

Mistakes Microsoft made in the Xbox security system (2005) (xboxdevwiki.net)

49 points by davikr 6h ago 17 comments

Blue Pencil no. 18–Some history about Arial (paulshawletterdesign.com)

28 points by Bluestein 2d ago 8 comments

A Rust shaped hole (mnvr.in)

81 points by vishnumohandas 1d ago 161 comments

Roman dodecahedron: 12-sided object has baffled archaeologists for centuries (livescience.com)

58 points by bookofjoe 2d ago 89 comments

Chain of thought monitorability: A new and fragile opportunity for AI safety (arxiv.org)

114 points by mfiguiere 16h ago 51 comments

Signs of autism could be encoded in the way you walk (sciencealert.com)

122 points by amichail 12h ago 130 comments

Scanned piano rolls database (pianorollmusic.org)

45 points by bookofjoe 4d ago 11 comments

Show HN: 0xDEAD//TYPE – A fast-paced typing shooter with retro vibes (0xdeadtype.theden.sh)

75 points by theden 4d ago 21 comments

Task Runner Census 2025 (aleyan.com)

4 points by aleyan 2d ago 0 comments

Remembrance of Scents Past (newyorker.com)

13 points by prismatic 2d ago 1 comments

Tilck: A tiny Linux-compatible kernel (github.com)

277 points by chubot 1d ago 53 comments

Show HN: Cobble – A hard daily word game (wilf.live)

18 points by wolfred 6h ago 13 comments

What's happening to reading? (newyorker.com)

151 points by Kaibeezy 3d ago 283 comments

Weave (YC W25) is hiring an AI engineer (ycombinator.com)

1 points by adchurch 14h ago 0 comments

A 1960s schools experiment that created a new alphabet (theguardian.com)

46 points by Hooke 1d ago 41 comments

Tin Can – The landline, reinvented for kids (tincan.kids)

173 points by derwiki 9h ago 118 comments

AI therapy bots fuel delusions and give dangerous advice, Stanford study finds (arstechnica.com)

197 points by pseudolus 3d ago 128 comments

Why Canada needs to build a public cloud (disconnect.blog)

3 points by BallsInIt 35m ago 0 comments

A recap on May/June stability at Neon (neon.com)

49 points by nikita 10h ago 5 comments

Where the Horses Swim: On Barbados' Pebbles Beach, Racehorses Train in the Ocean (thedial.world)

4 points by speckx 2d ago 0 comments

Gaslight-driven development (tonsky.me)

122 points by theodorejb 6h ago 87 comments

The battle for Britain’s first book of the month club (historytoday.com)

9 points by samclemens 2d ago 1 comments

Atopile – Design circuit boards with code (atopile.io)

93 points by poly2it 3d ago 25 comments

The Italian towns selling houses for €1 (theguardian.com)

89 points by lazydogbrownfox 15h ago 96 comments

Young graduates are facing an employment crisis (wsj.com)

170 points by bdev12345 11h ago 281 comments

Six Years of Gemini (geminiprotocol.net)

198 points by brson 1d ago 129 comments

Ukrainian hackers destroyed the IT infrastructure of Russian drone manufacturer (prm.ua)

615 points by doener 22h ago 421 comments

MARS.EXE → COM (2021) (chaos.if.uj.edu.pl)

150 points by reconnecting 4d ago 43 comments

LLM Daydreaming (gwern.net)

189 points by nanfinitum 1d ago 132 comments

Show HN: BloomSearch – Keyword search with hierarchical Bloom filters (github.com)

57 points by dangoodmanUT 3d ago 12 comments

Show HN: The HTML Maze – Escape an eerie labyrinth built with HTML pages (htmlmaze.com)

59 points by kyrylo 2d ago 16 comments

I'm switching to Python and actually liking it (cesarsotovalero.net)

400 points by cesarsotovalero 23h ago 597 comments

Mkosi – Build Bespoke OS Images (mkosi.systemd.io)

62 points by leetrout 15h ago 16 comments

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Comments (0)

wryoak · 19h ago
It looks like Bicha did his time for the crime. So I don’t care about his guilt anymore. He paid (still pays, via the registry) his debt to society. Author should have led instead with Bicha’s harassment of people forking open source projects. That would have rallied me. But the author’s insistent opposition to the functionary intent of the rule of law depleted my sympathies with their cause.
mouse_ · 19h ago
From what I can tell though, everything he said about the XLibre project is true.
rbanffy · 18h ago
I don't think XLibre will gain much traction anyway, but I'm concerned with accusations of vandalism in connection with that.
mouse_ · 19h ago
This might be the most disingenuous article I've ever read
rbanffy · 18h ago
Would you like to elaborate on that?