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- 3611 Nanoseconds per Word: Over-Optimizing Anagrams (wiredream.com)
- 76Closed AI models dominate the price-performance frontier (village.dev)
- 5Activists breach MS data centre construction site as protests spread in Europe (reuters.com)
- 66How to Lie With Statistics (1954) (archive.org)
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- 4Nvidia Tightens Tracking of AI GPUs in Southeast Asia (tomshardware.com)
- 41No Intel, no Qualcomm: Huawei unveils its first '100% domestic' desktop (scmp.com)
- 4Google Is in Trouble, Deep (computerworld.com)
- 3Bypassing the AVX2 Tax (Part 4): AMD on the Line and the Windows Release (medium.com)
- 21Show HN: TubeHaus – an open-source YouTube client with no Google account (github.com)
- 6I Toured Unitree's Factory. I'm More Bullish on the West than ever (twitter.com)
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- 4DigiCert admits 16-month security lapse exposed customer information (theregister.com)
- 84Arrows to arrows, categories to queries (2025) (reasonablypolymorphic.com)
- 40Ask HN: What are forgotten topics in computing that deserve a new revisit? ()
ask - 183OpenSSH 10.6p2 has been released with a workaround for a critical vulnerability (hachyderm.io)
- 4Chainalysis says breach exposed password hashes and live tokens (cointelegraph.com)
- 42Show HN: Gauge – Open-Source CLI to recursively improve your docs (github.com)
- 7I deleted all my SSH keys (blog.infected.systems)
- 4SWE-2 Flash (cognition.com)
- 25TScert: A Sound Core for TypeScript (github.com)
- 4LeanPRM (twitter.com)
- 3The Comprehensive Guide to the Bank of Nvidia (hntrbrk.com)
- 115Practice speaking Japanese with real YouTube videos, graded line by line (jivx.com)
- 4ING reportedly seeks buyers for $500M of data center loans (cnbc.com)
- 25ING Said to Be Seller of $500M Data Center Loan Portfolio (bloomberg.com)
- 56NetBSD 11.1 (netbsd.org)
- 492Could a modern chess engine on a Pentium have defeated Kasparov in 1996? (nicholas.carlini.com)