Story ranking for the past day

1. The state of Schleswig-Holstein is consistently relying on open source | 247
2. Over fifty new hallucinations in ICLR 2026 submissions | 376
3. Google Titans architecture, helping AI have long-term memory | 151
4. I failed to recreate the 1996 Space Jam website with Claude | 332
5. Dollar-stores overcharge customers while promising low prices | 489
6. The C++ standard for the F-35 Fighter Jet [video] | 238
7. The Anatomy of a macOS App | 59
8. Scala 3 slowed us down? | 129
9. Estimates are difficult for developers and product owners | 191
10. Java Hello World, LLVM Edition | 67
11. How I block all online ads | 124
12. Bag of words, have mercy on us | 137
13. Syncthing-Android have had a change of owner/maintainer | 29
14. I wasted years of my life in crypto | 198
15. What the heck is going on at Apple? | 153
16. Nested Learning: A new ML paradigm for continual learning | 2
17. Evidence from the One Laptop per Child program in rural Peru | 105
18. The AI wildfire is coming. it's going to be painful and healthy | 188
19. XKeyscore | 90
20. Mechanical power generation using Earth's ambient radiation | 34
21. Iced 0.14 has been released (Rust GUI library) | 39
22. Proxmox delivers its software-defined datacenter contender and VMware escape | 1
23. OpenAI disables ChatGPT app suggestions that looked like ads | 55
24. Spinlocks vs. Mutexes: When to Spin and When to Sleep | 15
25. Socialist ends by market means: A history | 52
26. The era of jobs is ending | 73
27. Locks in PostgreSQL: 3. Other locks (2020) | 6
28. Millions of Americans mess up their taxes, but a new law will help | 46
29. Semantic Compression (2014) | 5
30. How the Disappearance of Flight 19 Fueled the Legend of the Bermuda Triangle | 20
31. Martin Parr has died | 4
32. Damn Small Linux | 7
33. Europe: WhatsApp opens for third-party apps | 15
34. F-35 Fighter Jet's C++ Coding Standards [pdf] | 28
35. The Reverse-Centaur's Guide to Criticizing AI | 13
36. Should CSS be a constraint system instead? | 24
37. Twitter axes European Commission's ad account after €120M EU fine | 17
38. FBI Making List of American "Extremists," Leaked Memo Reveals | 16
39. AI Slop Is Ruining Reddit for Everyone | 6
40. A geothermal amoeba sets a new upper temperature limit for eukaryotes | 7
41. X blocks EU Commission's advertising account after €120M fine | 28
42. Toyota unintended acceleration and the big bowl of "spaghetti" code (2013) | 28
43. Show HN: Spotify Wrapped but for LeetCode | 10
44. A Struct Sockaddr Sequel | 0
45. Noninvasive imaging could replace finger pricks for measuring blood glucose | 4
46. The Syncthing Android drama is exploding | 3
47. Ask HN: Is it just me or techno-optimism died in the past few years? | 24
48. Ziglings: Learn the Zig programming language by fixing tiny broken programs | 4
49. Palantir Could Be the Most Overvalued Company That Ever Existed | 4
50. Show HN: S3 compatible store with 1M IOPS(4K-R,p99~5ms), BYOC in 5min with rust | 7
51. I opened a shared notebook where anyone can add their favorite music playlist | 5
52. All of Russia's Porsches Were Bricked by a Mysterious Satellite Outage | 1
53. Microplastics Filter Inspired by Fish | 0
54. Atlas Obscura founders removed from board | 2
55. Ban X in Europe | 10
56. When exercising copyrights puts a gamedev under threat: My take on GBCOMPO 25 | 4
57. KJS: A Complete Formal Semantics of JavaScript | 3
58. Apple Chip Chief Johny Srouji Could Be Next to Go as Exodus Continues | 1
59. Why Are Americans Unhappy? | 22
60. Show HN: Cdecl-dump - represent C declarations visually | 7
61. Tech leaders fill $1T AI bubble, insist it doesn't exist | 2
62. New US Security Strategy Aligns with Russia's Vision, Moscow Says | 1
63. Europe Is Under Siege | 8
64. Puppy Linux | 3
65. WebGPU Comes to Android (Alpha) | 0
66. You Gotta Push If You Wanna Pull | 3
67. India's request for satellite-aided iPhone location data is a privacy nightmare | 2
68. FBI Paid $851K in Overtime for Epstein 'Transparency Project' Redactions | 12
69. Years after anime imagined it, Japan has realized exosuits | 5
70. Endangered bottlenose whale population begins to recover off Canada's east coast | 0
71. ODF 1.4 | 0
72. Ask HN: Posted AI book on algorithms–5.3K views, zero sales. What now? | 9
73. X deletes EU Commission advertising account after fine | 11
74. Alan Dye Was in Tim Cook's Blind Spot | 3
75. U.S. Flips History by Casting Europe–Not Russia–As Villain in Security Policy | 6
76. Linux GPIB Drivers Declared Stable 53 Years After HP Introduced the Bus | 1
77. Tensor 1.5 is out and it's matching Claude 4.5 Opus | 4
78. NY judge orders ChatGPT conversation handover in newspaper copyright win | 2
79. Russia's Africa Corps fights in Mali, witnesses describe beheadings, rapes | 3
80. Tech elites are starting their own for-profit cities | 2
81. The Ethical Computing Initiative | 4
82. Lemmy: A forum and link aggregator for the Fediverse | 1
83. Ask HN: Who else got pwned by the Next.js RCE? | 2
84. Hating Stranger Things During the Death Rattle of Criticism | 2
85. X shuts down the European Commission's ad account the day after major fine | 3
86. Previous: A NeXT Emulator | 4
87. X terminates EU commission's ad account for exploiting | 2
88. Claude Code Tips | 2
89. How many hours should employees work? | 4
90. China's scientific clout is growing as US influence wanes: the data show how | 0
91. Patching Pulse Oximeter Firmware | 0
92. List of Common Misconceptions (Wikipedia) | 1
93. Internet became 'enshittified' – and how to fix it | 0
94. Multiplying our way out of division | 1
95. Trump Thinks a $100k Visa Fee Would Make Companies Hire More Americans | 5
96. One week left to wean Australian kids off social media platforms | 2
97. Death by Fermented Food | 3
98. What HBO's "Chernobyl" Got Right, and What It Got Terribly Wrong (2019) | 2
99. Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Definitive Oral History of a TV Masterpiece | 1
100. Johny Srouji informed CEO Tim Cook he is seriously considering leaving | 3