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  Why Social Media Generates Incoherence in the Reader, and Great Books Coherence(shrsv.hexmos.com)

  2 pointsby atomicnature34 days ago0 commentsTrend history
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  Choose Boring Technology(mcfunley.com)

  Repost19 prior posts2 pointsby shahargl34 days ago0 commentsTrend history
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  In the Shadow of the (Berlin) Wall(slowtravelberlin.com)

  1 pointsby yitchelle34 days ago1 commentsTrend history
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  Comma.ai Launches a PCIe Gen4 X4 to USB4 Dock with Open-Source Firmware(comma.ai)

  3 pointsby WithinReason34 days ago1 commentsTrend history
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  EU seeks alternatives to US payment cards(euronews.com)

  10 pointsby billybuckwheat34 days ago2 commentsTrend history
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  The Wording Effect: Quantifying Two-Way Drift in LLM Benchmark Performance(arxiv.org)

  1 pointsby sbulaev34 days ago0 commentsTrend history
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  Agentic Engineering Is Just Everything We Haven't Been Doing(blog.matthewbrunelle.com)

  3 pointsby ohadron34 days ago1 commentsTrend history
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  Show HN: India, in Numbers(data.indiadispatch.com)

  2 pointsby jmsflknr34 days ago2 commentsTrend history
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  Telegram Marketgram.cc(marketgram.cc)

  2 pointsby keviss34 days ago0 commentsTrend history
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  Scaling AI agents with trustworthy data(technologyreview.com)

  2 pointsby joozio34 days ago0 commentsTrend history
• 11.

  Hyperscript(hyperscript.org)

  Repost8 prior posts2 pointsby tosh34 days ago0 commentsTrend history
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  Show HN: Wondering – turn complex topics into short audio/visual lessons(wondering.app)

  3 pointsby ak241134 days ago0 commentsTrend history
• 13.

  Why Japanese firms are being so slow to use AI(bbc.co.uk)

  6 pointsby CaRDiaK34 days ago0 commentsTrend history
• 14.

  Show HN: I built a life planner that has only "one page"

  2 pointsby eltonlin34 days ago1 commentsTrend history
• 15.

  How Compaction Works in Pi(earendil.com)

  4 pointsby doppp34 days ago0 commentsTrend history
• 16.

  US Justice Department shifts focus to government programme fraud(ft.com)

  3 pointsby petethomas34 days ago2 commentsTrend history
• 17.

  Web Scraper was translated into 50 languages with AI(webscraper.io)

  2 pointsby martinsbalodis34 days ago1 commentsTrend history
• 18.

  Smart pet feeders stopped feeding pets during a cloud outage(theverge.com)

  Repost1 prior post2 pointsby BlueBerry200134 days ago2 commentsTrend history
• 19.

  Show HN: Vqrotate – Drop-in rotation trick for VQ-VAEs(github.com)

  1 pointsby develepo34 days ago0 commentsTrend history
• 20.

  Samsung used AI to cut a chip-verification loop 15–30×(echohive.ai)

  1 pointsby echohive4234 days ago1 commentsTrend history
• 21.

  The 221-year-old company that reinvented itself – 4 times – Big Think(bigthink.com)

  Repost1 prior post1 pointsby janandonly34 days ago1 commentsTrend history
• 22.

  SPAR – Fall 2026 AI Safety Research Projects(sparai.org)

  1 pointsby agucova34 days ago0 commentsTrend history
• 23.

  AI translates 5k-year-old cuneiform tablets instantly – Big Think(bigthink.com)

  Repost5 prior posts2 pointsby janandonly34 days ago0 commentsTrend history
• 24.

  My AI agents shipped 128 releases of a product no one ever used(bramo.ai)

  1 pointsby guschiriboga34 days ago0 commentsTrend history
• 25.

  Show HN: Write Something Meant to Disappear(flashpaper.xyz)

  2 pointsby madospace34 days ago0 commentsTrend history
• 26.

  Show HN: Harness – a modern coding harness for today's coding models(harness.selimsandal.com)

  4 pointsby selims34 days ago0 commentsTrend history
• 27.

  What Is Analog Electronic Music and Why Does It Sound So Different?(caughtinjoy.com)

  1 pointsby chillax34 days ago0 commentsTrend history
• 28.

  /show-me(x.com)

  1 pointsby doppp34 days ago0 commentsTrend history
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  Show HN: My PM kept asking "is this shipped yet?" so I automated release notes(changelogfa.st)

  2 pointsby sulot321234 days ago3 commentsTrend history
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  The Measure of Intelligence(arxiv.org)

  Repost10 prior posts1 pointsby andsoitis34 days ago0 commentsTrend history

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