If I could bring one thing back to the internet it would be blogs (2020) — and Show HN: 40k books on HN extracted using deep learning

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If I could bring one thing back to the internet it would be blogs (2020) tttthis.com \| points: 559 \| comments: 276

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Show HN: 40k books on HN extracted using deep learning hacker-recommended-books.vercel.app \| points: 523 \| comments: 150

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Freenet is a peer-to-peer platform for censorship-resistant communication freenetproject.org \| points: 504 \| comments: 366

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Show HN: I built four eight-foot-long handwriting robots twitter.com \| points: 396 \| comments: 156

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FBI says seized fortune was criminals’ loot—owners say: Where’s the proof? latimes.com \| points: 369 \| comments: 343

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There are six internet links on my office on wheels—seven when Starlink arrives ghuntley.com \| points: 350 \| comments: 244

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Google Docs in a clean-room browser ekioh.com \| points: 347 \| comments: 96

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Advice to New Managers: Don’t Joke About Firing People (2020) staysaasy.com \| points: 319 \| comments: 250

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ClickHouse, Inc. github.com \| points: 317 \| comments: 92

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iOS 15 apple.com \| points: 305 \| comments: 328

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As a solo developer, I decided to offer phone support plumshell.com \| points: 291 \| comments: 118

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Home Price to Income Ratio longtermtrends.net \| points: 274 \| comments: 355

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How Indian lawyers, scientists gave Sci-Hub its first legal defence team news.careers360.com \| points: 226 \| comments: 51

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Footage of Australian Raven Attacking a Wing Drone in Canberra, Australia linkedin.com \| points: 222 \| comments: 296

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Tribler: Search and download torrents with less worries or censorship tribler.org \| points: 205 \| comments: 52

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Revolt of the Delivery Workers curbed.com \| points: 199 \| comments: 202

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Something big just hit Jupiter universetoday.com \| points: 188 \| comments: 98

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Nano98: Windows 98 that boots and runs under 5MB (2003) web.archive.org \| points: 181 \| comments: 110

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Xata – Database service for serverless apps xata.io \| points: 180 \| comments: 52

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VPN users unmasked by zero-day vulnerability in Virgin Media routers portswigger.net \| points: 177 \| comments: 89

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