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121.		Cooking for Engineers (cookingforengineers.com)
		35 points by simonpure 3 days ago \| 6 comments
122.		Turns Out We Blew Up All Those Boats in the Caribbean for Nothing (esquire.com)
		32 points by rbanffy 3 days ago \| 5 comments
123.		Axiom Foundation launches to publish law as open, verifiable code (axiom.org)
		31 points by axbac 3 days ago \| 18 comments
124.		Japan unveils 'human refrigerator' to combat extreme summer heat (globalsouthworld.com)
		23 points by decimalenough 3 days ago \| 12 comments
125.		Lockless MPSC FIFO queues for io_uring (lwn.net)
		16 points by signa11 8 days ago \| discuss
126.		Google DeepMind dismantles AlphaFold team (ft.com)
		51 points by ainch 3 days ago \| 19 comments
127.		A U.S. Citizen Deleted His Phone's Data. Now He Faces a Felony Charge (nytimes.com)
		27 points by aarghh 4 days ago \| 1 comment
128.		Three Virtues by Larry Wall (thethreevirtues.com)
		35 points by gregsadetsky 3 days ago \| 3 comments
129.		Ireland unveils blueprint to electrify economy by 2050 (euronews.com)
		28 points by devonnull 3 days ago \| 4 comments
130.		AI Doomsday Bullshit Is Getting Tired (karlbode.com)
		31 points by cdrnsf 3 days ago \| 9 comments
131.		John Titor (wikipedia.org)
		28 points by gregsadetsky 3 days ago \| 4 comments
132.		Relaxin Jailbreak for iOS 17.0-17.3.1 Released (onejailbreak.com)
		21 points by madihaa 4 days ago \| 1 comment
133.		Most Americans favor political changes that require amending the Constitution (pewresearch.org)
		21 points by iamnothere 4 days ago \| discuss
134.		New airliner sets record flying 24 hrs nonstop from Australia to France (arstechnica.com)
		18 points by divbzero 3 days ago \| 5 comments
135.		Show HN: Dreeve, a self-hosted dashboard for your sports and fitness data (github.com/dreeveapp)
		17 points by frogfuhrer 3 days ago \| 3 comments
136.		The US government just banned Roombas (theverge.com)
		32 points by leumon 3 days ago \| 15 comments
137.		You don't have to be smart if you can think clearly (seangoedecke.com)
		23 points by meetpateltech 3 days ago \| 4 comments
138.		Good CLI Design Is Mostly Silence (yarlson.dev)
		23 points by ankitg12 3 days ago \| 6 comments
139.		Big Companies Are Starting to Hire Again, Defying Predictions of AI Wipeout (wsj.com)
		19 points by theanonymousone 3 days ago \| 3 comments
140.		The BBC Tetris Companion (leadedsolder.com)
		15 points by zdw 3 days ago \| 2 comments
141.		Ads-STE100: Simplified Technical English (wikipedia.org)
		16 points by handfuloflight 3 days ago \| 2 comments
142.		Why has the display control panel pointer truncation bug gone unfixed for long? (devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing)
		10 points by ibobev 3 days ago \| 12 comments
143.		Starling: The first real desktop written by AI (starling.build)
		20 points by signa11 3 days ago \| 30 comments
144.		Why We're Dropping Basecamp (2023) (duke.edu)
		23 points by ksec 3 days ago \| 6 comments
145.		Does Your Home or Classroom Need an Air Purifier? Make a Corsi-Rosenthal Box (npr.org)
		20 points by ck2 3 days ago \| 3 comments
146.		Watch out for missed warnings on vendor C++ toolchains (nomial.co.uk)
		19 points by luu 4 days ago \| 2 comments
147.		Trump administration Is Repurposing Federal Land for A.I. Data Centers (nytimes.com)
		15 points by cdrnsf 3 days ago \| 3 comments
148.		We Hardened an AI Security Platform Against 16 Critical Vulnerabilities (higgsfield.app)
		9 points by zdotbirch 3 days ago \| 2 comments
149.		OpenDerm – Open-source robotic 3D skin imaging (openderm.github.io)
		18 points by avyfain 3 days ago \| 1 comment
150.		Americans say large tech companies have too much power (axios.com)
		18 points by thisislife2 3 days ago \| 5 comments
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