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Issue #1274 — October 04, 2023

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Redfin Is Leaving the National Association of Realtors redfin.com \| points: 426 \| comments: 347

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Running Stable Diffusion XL 1.0 in 298MB of RAM github.com \| points: 362 \| comments: 111

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First blood test for dozens of hereditary cancers approved by FDA insideprecisionmedicine.com \| points: 315 \| comments: 112

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A Call for Developers – Jellyfin jellyfin.org \| points: 288 \| comments: 114

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Detroit man steals 800 gallons using Bluetooth to hack gas pumps at station fox2detroit.com \| points: 265 \| comments: 355

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UltraRAM tomshardware.com \| points: 265 \| comments: 133

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Pgroll: zero-downtime, reversible schema migrations for Postgres xata.io \| points: 261 \| comments: 130

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Nobel Prize in Physics Awarded to Agostini, Krausz, and L’Huillier nobelprize.org \| points: 259 \| comments: 109

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Texas man sent to death row over junk science denied US Supreme Court appeal theguardian.com \| points: 258 \| comments: 193

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Dead grandma locket request tricks Bing Chat’s AI into solving security puzzle arstechnica.com \| points: 237 \| comments: 155

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Hey, computer, make me a font serce.me \| points: 235 \| comments: 111

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PicoCalc: A fully-functional clone of VisiCalc for the PICO-8 lexaloffle.com \| points: 224 \| comments: 43

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Graph Mining Library github.com \| points: 222 \| comments: 84

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Every database will become a vector database sooner or later nextword.substack.com \| points: 220 \| comments: 126

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I applied to 250 jobs and timed how long each one took careerfair.io \| points: 215 \| comments: 187

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Local-first software: You own your data, in spite of the cloud (2019) inkandswitch.com \| points: 213 \| comments: 46

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What scientists must know about hardware to write fast code (2020) viralinstruction.com \| points: 207 \| comments: 59

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Microsoft CEO testifies that Google’s power in search is ubiquitous nytimes.com \| points: 199 \| comments: 222

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Amazon Used Secret ‘Project Nessie’ Algorithm to Raise Prices wsj.com \| points: 179 \| comments: 107

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Windows NT 3.1 on Dec Alpha AXP virtuallyfun.com \| points: 160 \| comments: 65

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