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Tesla.com/.gitignore tesla.com \| points: 437 \| comments: 266

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Show HN: Using stylometry to find HN users with alternate accounts stylometry.net \| points: 386 \| comments: 374

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The Need to Read paulgraham.com \| points: 377 \| comments: 169

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I/O is no longer the bottleneck benhoyt.com \| points: 341 \| comments: 284

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Act: Run your GitHub Actions locally github.com \| points: 317 \| comments: 138

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German privacy watchdogs conclude that Microsoft 365 is incompatible with GDPR twitter.com \| points: 299 \| comments: 307

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Fantasy Jodorowsky Tron visualisations djfood.org \| points: 283 \| comments: 109

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The Impossible Port: MacOS blog.ryujinx.org \| points: 264 \| comments: 110

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Choosing Nim out of a crowded market for systems programming languages forum.nim-lang.org \| points: 262 \| comments: 244

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AI Art Panic opguides.info \| points: 262 \| comments: 257

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Nostr is a stupid simple P2P protocol that works, built by builders news.ycombinator.com \| points: 236 \| comments: 123

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WhatsApp data leak: 500M user records for sale cybernews.com \| points: 223 \| comments: 92

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New two-factor authenticator: Commodore 64 oldvcr.blogspot.com \| points: 218 \| comments: 52

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Gifaanisqatsi: A Random Koyaanisqatsi Generator monkeon.co.uk \| points: 200 \| comments: 61

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U.S. bans equipment from Huawei and ZTE, citing national security concerns barrons.com \| points: 197 \| comments: 205

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Paredit 25 released, after 8 years paredit.org \| points: 180 \| comments: 48

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Anti-War Speech Sent Eugene V. Debs to Prison, 1918 fifthestate.org \| points: 161 \| comments: 119

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The Voyage of Life en.wikipedia.org \| points: 157 \| comments: 25

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The Citroen Ami – tiny electric car with no boot, 28mph top speed, 46 mile range thisismoney.co.uk \| points: 149 \| comments: 291

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Show HN: Open-Source Page Block Builder with Remix and Tailwind CSS remix-page-blocks.vercel.app \| points: 142 \| comments: 32

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