PyPI Was Subpoenaed — Regent – Electric coastal travel — and Simple exercise to eliminate gastroesophageal reflux (2022)

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PyPI Was Subpoenaed blog.pypi.org \| points: 650 \| comments: 287

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Regent – Electric coastal travel regentcraft.com \| points: 448 \| comments: 310

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Simple exercise to eliminate gastroesophageal reflux (2022) ncbi.nlm.nih.gov \| points: 426 \| comments: 180

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Don’t open the details in a modal window, have it be a separate page youdontneedamodalwindow.dev \| points: 382 \| comments: 265

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Amazon corporate workers plan walkout next week over return-to-office policies cnn.com \| points: 297 \| comments: 314

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A novel the CIA spent a fortune to suppress publicbooks.org \| points: 253 \| comments: 212

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Instant flood fill with HTML Canvas shaneosullivan.wordpress.com \| points: 248 \| comments: 118

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The long road to recover Frogger 2 source from tape drives github.com \| points: 241 \| comments: 100

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Meta AI Unleashes Megabyte, a Scalable Model Architecture artisana.ai \| points: 229 \| comments: 195

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Venus is not Earth’s closest neighbor (2019) [pdf] fermatslibrary.com \| points: 226 \| comments: 160

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Walking naturally after spinal cord injury using a brain–spine interface nature.com \| points: 216 \| comments: 30

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Meta Open-Sources Computer Vision Foundation Model DINOv2 infoq.com \| points: 215 \| comments: 88

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Rio: Terminal app built over WebGPU, WebAssembly and Rust github.com \| points: 184 \| comments: 111

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Why the original transformer figure is wrong, and some other tidbits about LLMs magazine.sebastianraschka.com \| points: 182 \| comments: 44

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Ice loss from Greenland and Antarctica hits new record esa.int \| points: 181 \| comments: 230

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SCOTUS declines to hear challenge to warrantless pole camera surveillance aclu.org \| points: 179 \| comments: 109

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Tina Turner has died independent.co.uk \| points: 173 \| comments: 32

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Container shipping has cratered, as ship owners try to avoid unprofitable trips wsj.com \| points: 166 \| comments: 191

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A guide to closures in Rust hashrust.com \| points: 156 \| comments: 86

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Ask HN: Has anyone switched from a professional job to a more manual one? news.ycombinator.com \| points: 152 \| comments: 249

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