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  Rapidly spreading genetic variants make parasites resistant to malaria treatment(brown.edu)

  1 pointsby gmays35 minutes ago0 commentsTrend history
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  My BC-250 Journey (With 40 CUs Unlocked)(worldofmatthew.com)

  1 pointsby worldofmatthew35 minutes ago0 commentsTrend history
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  China Tobacco products have likely caused at least 57M deaths since 1990(theexamination.org)

  3 pointsby cwwc36 minutes ago1 commentsTrend history
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  Icelanders vote 'no' to talks aimed at joining the EU in close referendum(npr.org)

  3 pointsby elsewhen38 minutes ago0 commentsTrend history
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  The Law of Leaky Abstractions(joelonsoftware.com)

  Repost22 prior posts2 pointsby maayank39 minutes ago2 commentsTrend history
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  Dario Amodei says Anthropic is 'not interested in destroying anyone'(businessinsider.com)

  1 pointsby potatobox39 minutes ago1 commentsTrend history
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  Show HN: Open SAR-COP – AI-generated common operating picture for disasters(open-sar-cop.github.io)

  1 pointsby Euraxluo40 minutes ago0 commentsTrend history
• 8.

  Open science mid-year review: ten news stories from early 2026(blogs.helsinki.fi)

  1 pointsby jruohonen41 minutes ago0 commentsTrend history
• 9.

  METR and Redwood Offer Holy %^ Postmortem of the HuggingFace Hack(thezvi.wordpress.com)

  1 pointsby catbird44 minutes ago0 commentsTrend history
• 10.

  Google removed the URLs. Only for the people who resell them(scraping.club)

  2 pointsby PigiVinci8346 minutes ago0 commentsTrend history
• 11.

  Enpass Summer Sale(enpass.io)

  1 pointsby Beijinger47 minutes ago0 commentsTrend history
• 12.

  DOJ blames China for string of hacks targeting federal agencies and hospitals(politico.com)

  1 pointsby pir8life4me48 minutes ago0 commentsTrend history
• 13.

  A European Tombola: Elect Politicians, Randomize Their Responsibilities(coffee.link)

  1 pointsby PhilKunz49 minutes ago0 commentsTrend history
• 14.

  A Society of Cheats(theatlantic.com)

  5 pointsby fortran7750 minutes ago2 commentsTrend history
• 15.

  Keeping "Engineering" in "Software Engineering"(blog.maxgale.co)

  1 pointsby dimes50 minutes ago0 commentsTrend history
• 16.

  Drug that targets an inflammatory enzyme could help prevent lung cancer(news.mit.edu)

  1 pointsby gmays50 minutes ago0 commentsTrend history
• 17.

  Fast Forward(nytimes.com)

  1 pointsby saikatsg51 minutes ago0 commentsTrend history
• 18.

  Azure Linux Desktop Concept(boxofcables.dev)

  2 pointsby kristianpaul52 minutes ago0 commentsTrend history
• 19.

  A Window into an Alternative Timeline of Music(undercoverlocal.wordpress.com)

  1 pointsby airhangerf1554 minutes ago0 commentsTrend history
• 20.

  Mechanics of Healthcare(drmaanasjain.substack.com)

  1 pointsby thunderbong56 minutes ago0 commentsTrend history
• 21.

  DumpsterCluster: From Dumpster Diving to Serving Llama-70B on $60 GPUs(arxiv.org)

  Repost1 prior post2 pointsby bookofjoe57 minutes ago0 commentsTrend history
• 22.

  Daring flyover during SA-NZ Rugby Match in Cape Town at 14 meters(instagram.com)

  1 pointsby sgt58 minutes ago1 commentsTrend history
• 23.

  Why Syracuse Can't Attract the Students It Needs to Pay the Bills(wsj.com)

  1 pointsby alephnerd59 minutes ago0 commentsTrend history
• 24.

  i-RAM(en.wikipedia.org)

  1 pointsby cassepipe1 hours ago0 commentsTrend history
• 25.

  Cyclists have crashed on Market St. tracks for 130 years. Why can't SF fix them?(sfstandard.com)

  1 pointsby zachwdc1 hours ago0 commentsTrend history
• 26.

  Brave browser adds email aliases to help users evade tracking(bleepingcomputer.com)

  2 pointsby Brajeshwar1 hours ago0 commentsTrend history
• 27.

  RSSMonster – An agentic RSS reader built on local embeddings and small models(github.com)

  2 pointsby pietheinstrengh1 hours ago1 commentsTrend history
• 28.

  Laser Graffiti(laser.consti.de)

  Repost1 prior post1 pointsby con1 hours ago0 commentsTrend history
• 29.

  The IBM PC, Part 2: Tsunami(technicshistory.com)

  Repost1 prior post1 pointsby cfmcdonald1 hours ago0 commentsTrend history
• 30.

  In Chile's Atacama Desert, the biggest telescope ever built is taking shape(bbc.com)

  1 pointsby Betelbuddy1 hours ago0 commentsTrend history

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