• 1.

  OPEC further lowers 2026 global oil demand growth forecast(reuters.com)

  1 pointsby geox29 days ago0 commentsTrend history
• 2.

  Show HN: Multiplex – Open-source SSH/tmux/herdr terminal for Vision Pro and iPad(github.com)

  1 pointsby jhen040929 days ago0 commentsTrend history
• 3.

  Everything Has Unintended Consequences(zacharykai.net)

  1 pointsby surprisetalk29 days ago0 commentsTrend history
• 4.

  Climate ranks 14th on list of top issue for the midterm(twitter.com)

  3 pointsby bilsbie29 days ago1 commentsTrend history
• 5.

  Terabytes of credentials leaked in supply-chain attack(arstechnica.com)

  Repost1 prior post3 pointsby zvr29 days ago0 commentsTrend history
• 6.

  We built a Ferrari RevOps engine in a Latvian garage(kpikit.com)

  1 pointsby Rihards1329 days ago0 commentsTrend history
• 7.

  Hackers steal over $130M by exploiting bug in offline hardware wallets(techcrunch.com)

  Repost1 prior post2 pointsby RickJWagner29 days ago0 commentsTrend history
• 8.

  Burnout in Open Source(opensourcepledge.com)

  Repost2 prior posts2 pointsby tinchox529 days ago0 commentsTrend history
• 9.

  Intel wants to integrate DRAM with the CPU [video](youtube.com)

  2 pointsby hn_submit29 days ago2 commentsTrend history
• 10.

  Foreigners can now move to the US if they buy a Trump Gold Card(trumpcard.gov)

  Repost3 prior posts4 pointsby Dwoup29 days ago4 commentsTrend history
• 11.

  Show HN: Quicly – SRT in, live multiview in one iframe (Media over QUIC)(quicly.live)

  4 pointsby Simon271229 days ago2 commentsTrend history
• 12.

  Seven Obscure Languages in Seven Weeks(pragprog.com)

  Repost1 prior post1 pointsby iroddis29 days ago1 commentsTrend history
• 13.

  An Android launcher with no icons, and an eBook above the clock(paperlauncher.app)

  1 pointsby sascha_heyer29 days ago0 commentsTrend history
• 14.

  Crisp's chat widget refuses to load when Lighthouse is the user agent(ghostchat.dev)

  1 pointsby jorbach29 days ago0 commentsTrend history
• 15.

  Like Before, You Can Go Breakneck Speeds and Make Mistakes(wordsrightman.beehiiv.com)

  1 pointsby tags2k29 days ago0 commentsTrend history
• 16.

  Ya Diktu: The Pre-Print from the AI Engineer Who Cracked Linear A(zenodo.org)

  1 pointsby tamarru29 days ago1 commentsTrend history
• 17.

  Rust fearless_SIMD v0.7: 64-bit integers, improved generics, SSE2, and upcoming(linebender.org)

  2 pointsby fanf229 days ago0 commentsTrend history
• 18.

  AANE – Local data-broker profile poisoning engine(github.com)

  1 pointsby ShadowNoiseENG29 days ago1 commentsTrend history
• 19.

  I asked Kilo to delete my data, and they practically told me to fuck off(reddit.com)

  4 pointsby ahriad29 days ago0 commentsTrend history
• 20.

  Delimiter.live – 100 free browser-based text and data tools(delimiter.live)

  3 pointsby asiqblog29 days ago0 commentsTrend history
• 21.

  Ticketry: Jira alternative, but with all the data in Git(github.com)

  3 pointsby imagent29 days ago0 commentsTrend history
• 22.

  Our scheduler is so fast it can rickroll you(bryntum.com)

  2 pointsby ritzaco29 days ago0 commentsTrend history
• 23.

  Js13kGames 2026 started – build a web game in 13 kilobytes(js13kgames.com)

  2 pointsby end33r29 days ago1 commentsTrend history
• 24.

  Japan has recorded its ten most popular baby names every year since 1912(jivx.com)

  3 pointsby momentmaker29 days ago1 commentsTrend history
• 25.

  Python's pre-declared constants are kinda weird(sebsite.pw)

  Repost1 prior post2 pointsby birdculture29 days ago0 commentsTrend history
• 26.

  Sergey Brin has spent $100M to fight California's proposed billionaire tax(fortune.com)

  16 pointsby unclebucknasty29 days ago6 commentsTrend history
• 27.

  Homelab Ingress with Deterministic IPv6(petekeen.net)

  1 pointsby zrail29 days ago1 commentsTrend history
• 28.

  From Weak Cues to Real Identities: Evaluating Inference-Driven De-Anonymization(arxiv.org)

  1 pointsby mhrsntrk29 days ago0 commentsTrend history
• 29.

  The Quest for Caffeine You Can Have at Night(astralcodexten.com)

  3 pointsby bilsbie29 days ago1 commentsTrend history
• 30.

  Booksellers suspect AI firms are buying and then destroying rare books(arstechnica.com)

  Repost1 prior post6 pointsby Archelaos29 days ago1 commentsTrend history

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