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Kris Nóva has died nivenly.org \| points: 633 \| comments: 97

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The ReMarkable Streaming Tool v2: Elevating Remote Work Efficiency blog.owulveryck.info \| points: 532 \| comments: 101

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Shouldn’t distant objects appear magnified? astronomy.stackexchange.com \| points: 426 \| comments: 98

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John Warnock has died reuters.com \| points: 381 \| comments: 92

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How do we pay for parking? cohost.org \| points: 378 \| comments: 303

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Shit life syndrome en.wikipedia.org \| points: 353 \| comments: 212

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Clone-a-Lisa vole.wtf \| points: 323 \| comments: 92

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Cellebrite asks cops to keep its technology secret techcrunch.com \| points: 309 \| comments: 202

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Welcome to Datasette Cloud datasette.cloud \| points: 280 \| comments: 63

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Executive Function Theft hedgehoglibrarian.com \| points: 275 \| comments: 196

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So you want to learn physics (2021) susanrigetti.com \| points: 273 \| comments: 89

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Debian is at the heart of the most successful Linux distros theregister.com \| points: 230 \| comments: 109

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Modernity has made us allergic noemamag.com \| points: 228 \| comments: 209

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CRISPR gene-editing treatment eliminates HIV-like virus from non-human primates nature.com \| points: 225 \| comments: 36

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IP address blocking banned after anti-piracy court order hit Cloudflare torrentfreak.com \| points: 212 \| comments: 79

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Don’t build a general purpose API to power your own front end (2021) max.engineer \| points: 208 \| comments: 228

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Without belief in a god, but never without belief in a devil robkhenderson.com \| points: 199 \| comments: 179

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All of Physics in 9 Lines motionmountain.net \| points: 189 \| comments: 97

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AMD’s 7900 XTX achieves better value for Stable Diffusion than Nvidia RTX 4080 wccftech.com \| points: 186 \| comments: 108

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Finland provides housing and counseling to the homeless (2020) scoop.me \| points: 184 \| comments: 246

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