Hacker News: Honest Edition

1.		We rewrote it in Rust so you have to upvote it (mullvad.net)
		233 points by km 3 hours ago \| 49 comments
2.		Politicians who can't use email try to ban the internet (decoded.legal)
		28 points by ibobev 28 minutes ago \| 25 comments
3.		Amazon finally adds a feature that has been standard since 2005 (kdpcommunity.com)
		203 points by captn3m0 4 hours ago \| 103 comments
4.		Academic publishers admit paywalls were a scam all along (acm.org)
		1839 points by Kerrick 23 hours ago \| 226 comments
5.		Rails developers reinventing state machines for the 50th time (github.com)
		28 points by klevo 2 hours ago \| 4 comments
6.		Texas accidentally does something good for privacy (theverge.com)
		973 points by tortilla 21 hours ago \| 494 comments
7.		Intel's marketing department is actively hostile to engineers (lorendb.dev)
		197 points by LorenDB 9 hours ago \| 102 comments
8.		We broke the internet because nobody checks dependencies (gist.github.com)
		983 points by hackermondev 19 hours ago \| 360 comments
9.		Rich developer spends $15k to run a model slightly faster (jeffgeerling.com)
		494 points by rbanffy 16 hours ago \| 154 comments
10.		Marketing blog post explaining why you should buy our product (hatchet.run)
		31 points by abelanger 2 hours ago \| 5 comments
11.		Groceries are so expensive I wrote a scraper (offer-spider.onrender.com)
		10 points by wolfer 1 hour ago \| 2 comments
12.		Nostalgia bait that will ruin your productivity for 4 hours (noclip.website)
		302 points by ivmoreau 12 hours ago \| 35 comments
13.		Training AI on 1913 data to avoid 'woke' bias (and hygiene) (github.com)
		600 points by iamwil 16 hours ago \| 280 comments
14.		Math nerd explains how to spend 3 days proving 1+1=2 (sdiehl.github.io)
		97 points by rwosync 8 hours ago \| 13 comments
15.		I built a language nobody will use just to learn generics (axe-docs.pages.dev)
		25 points by death_eternal 3 hours ago \| 7 comments
16.		OpenAI releases a new model to distract from their board drama (openai.com)
		520 points by meetpateltech 20 hours ago \| 276 comments
17.		Storing data in the network because hard drives are too mainstream (github.com)
		50 points by linkdd 6 hours ago \| 14 comments
18.		Ad for Ngrok disguised as a technical tutorial (ngrok.com)
		182 points by samwho 10 hours ago \| 42 comments
19.		Sanctions failed and now they are building better chips than us (japantimes.co.jp)
		388 points by artninja1988 19 hours ago \| 461 comments
20.		How to know when the cops are speed trapping you (atredis.com)
		30 points by speckx 5 hours ago \| 1 comment
21.		Middle-aged programmers engaging in digital archaeology (pckf.com)
		105 points by deevus 11 hours ago \| 19 comments
22.		Please star my repo so I can get a job (github.com)
		48 points by moh_quz 3 hours ago \| 27 comments
23.		Reinventing drag-and-drop because the native API sucks (jgthms.com)
		359 points by bbx 19 hours ago \| 129 comments
24.		Google spends millions on a font change you won't notice (design.google)
		84 points by meetpateltech 8 hours ago \| 63 comments
25.		I found a bug by letting the computer write tests for me (kiro.dev)
		43 points by nslog 8 hours ago \| 17 comments
26.		Using porn to poison AI datasets (github.com)
		294 points by misterchocolat 19 hours ago \| 213 comments
27.		Anthropic trying to catch up to OpenAI's enterprise features (claude.com)
		276 points by adocomplete 21 hours ago \| 154 comments
28.		Yet another standard to help AI buy things you don't need (commercetxt.org)
		14 points by tsazan 3 hours ago \| 12 comments
29.		Things you learned in college and immediately forgot (cs251.com)
		153 points by sebg 15 hours ago \| 31 comments
30.		Firefox adds the only feature users actually want (mastodon.social)
		466 points by twapi 18 hours ago \| 429 comments
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