Twitter set to accept Musk's $43B offer – sources — Ask HN: Have you used SQLite as a primary database?

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Twitter set to accept Musk’s $43B offer – sources reuters.com \| points: 1831 \| comments: 2730

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Ask HN: Have you used SQLite as a primary database? news.ycombinator.com \| points: 427 \| comments: 276

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Why LSP? matklad.github.io \| points: 338 \| comments: 209

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Principles of Engineering Management acjay.com \| points: 326 \| comments: 75

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How easy is it in 2022 to find a SHA1 collision? crypto.stackexchange.com \| points: 320 \| comments: 158

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Pushing back against contract demands is scary but please try anyway blog.plover.com \| points: 310 \| comments: 172

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Japan’s Hometown Tax (2018) kalzumeus.com \| points: 287 \| comments: 78

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Shanghai video overwhelms Chinese censor, gets 400M views austrianchina.substack.com \| points: 282 \| comments: 136

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The Hare programming language harelang.org \| points: 281 \| comments: 272

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Swedish slow TV: The great moose migration [video] svtplay.se \| points: 252 \| comments: 92

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Maximum Flow and Minimum-Cost Flow in Almost-Linear Time arxiv.org \| points: 221 \| comments: 40

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How to Quiet Your Mind Chatter (2021) nautil.us \| points: 216 \| comments: 174

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Free Open Source Tailwind CSS Components hyperui.dev \| points: 197 \| comments: 48

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The Machine Learning Job Market evjang.com \| points: 192 \| comments: 174

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Apple’s Private Relay can cause the system to ignore firewall rules mullvad.net \| points: 187 \| comments: 72

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How macOS manages M1 CPU cores eclecticlight.co \| points: 177 \| comments: 51

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Show HN: I’m making a dynamic language in Rust github.com \| points: 176 \| comments: 34

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Ask HN: What’s the most stable form of digital storage? news.ycombinator.com \| points: 172 \| comments: 218

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Nukes, nubs and coners: The unique social hierarchy aboard a nuclear submarine thedrive.com \| points: 168 \| comments: 108

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Crimes with Go Generics christine.website \| points: 165 \| comments: 57

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