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Absurd Success marginalia.nu \| points: 583 \| comments: 156

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RyujinX – Open Source Nintendo Switch Emulator ryujinx.org \| points: 502 \| comments: 177

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When your coworker does great work, tell their manager (2020) jvns.ca \| points: 482 \| comments: 296

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UTM – Virtual Machines for iOS and macOS github.com \| points: 306 \| comments: 145

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Social media decline: Users are shifting to messaging apps and group chats businessinsider.com \| points: 305 \| comments: 296

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Ghostfolio: Open-source wealth management software ghostfol.io \| points: 293 \| comments: 101

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USENET rises again? theregister.com \| points: 257 \| comments: 189

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Shell abandons its plan to offset CO2 emissions bloomberg.com \| points: 256 \| comments: 271

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HashiCorp silently amend Terraform Registry TOS github.com \| points: 251 \| comments: 113

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Ask HN: How to handle Asian-style “Family name first” when designing interfaces? news.ycombinator.com \| points: 251 \| comments: 470

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CT scans of coffee-making equipment scanofthemonth.com \| points: 245 \| comments: 68

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Teaching with AI openai.com \| points: 239 \| comments: 154

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RFC 3339 vs. ISO 8601 ijmacd.github.io \| points: 218 \| comments: 154

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Tell HN: UC Berkeley’s CS61A/B/C are the best courses to learn CS and coding news.ycombinator.com \| points: 216 \| comments: 68

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IBM promised to back off facial recognition, then signed a $70M contract for it theverge.com \| points: 216 \| comments: 108

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*@gmail.com xkcd.com \| points: 204 \| comments: 176

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Chandrayaan-3 Confirms Presence of Sulfur and Other Elements on Lunar South Pole scienceswitch.com \| points: 198 \| comments: 45

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NASA officials sound alarm over future of the Deep Space Network arstechnica.com \| points: 195 \| comments: 116

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Youtube2Webpage: Create Websites with Text from Videos github.com \| points: 189 \| comments: 61

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Goodreads Is Terrible for Books. Why Can’t We All Quit It? thewalrus.ca \| points: 179 \| comments: 194

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