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HN Daily — 75 episodes

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Astral Joins OpenAI in Blockbuster Python Tooling Acquisition, Google Locks Down Android Sideloading, and Tiny TTS Models That Run on a Raspberry Pi

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Rob Pike’s 1989 Programming Rules Hit 820 Points, OpenRocket Inspires Makers, and an AI Short Story Sparks Its Own AI Controversy

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Xbox One Finally Hacked, Slug Goes Open Source, and Kagi Shines a Light on the Small Web

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Polymarket Gamblers Threaten a Journalist, a Love Letter to FreeBSD, and Meta Revives jemalloc

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Chrome Lets AI Debug Your Browser, a 49MB News Page, and Invisible Unicode Malware

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Claude Doubles Usage, Ageless Linux Defies Age Laws, and Bumblebees That Breathe Underwater

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Can Your Laptop Run AI, YouTube as Cable TV, and a Helium Shortage Threatening Chips

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Open Source Laundering Satire, Claude Ignores No, and a Grandmother Jailed by Facial Recognition

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HN Bans AI Comments, JavaScript Finally Fixes Time, and Google Buys Wiz for $32B

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Tony Hoare Remembered, LeCun’s $1B World-Model Bet, and Cloudflare’s New Web Data Grab

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Ireland Goes Coal-Free, You Can See Video on a LaserDisc, and Your Spam Folder Is Legally Binding

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Run Qwen 3.5 on Your GPU, Apple Kills the 512GB Mac Studio, and Nobody Can Define AGI

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A 60-Year-Old Falls in Love with Code Again, Meta Says Piracy Is Fair Use, and LLM Code Is 20,000x Slower

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Wikipedia’s JavaScript Worm, GPT-5.4 Drops, and Amodei Calls Altman a Liar

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MacBook Neo at $599, Nobody Gets Promoted for Simplicity, and a Neural Network CPU

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xkcd Goes Interactive, M5 MacBooks Land, and Knuth Writes About Claude

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GrapheneOS Goes Motorola, Microsoft’s Microslop Meltdown, and the Surveillance Reckoning

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Karpathy’s 200-Line GPT, Claude’s Memory Import, and the Ad-Pocalypse of Free AI

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Operation Epic Fury, AI’s Military Reckoning, and a 36-Parameter Miracle

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Anthropic Blacklisted, Dark Breakfast Discovered, and the Fourth Amendment Fights Back

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Google’s API Key Bombshell, OpenAI’s Missing Moat, and RAM Prices Gone Wild

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A Dog That Codes, Firefox Fights Back, and Hetzner’s Price Shock

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The Age Verification Trap, Ladybird Goes Rust, and the Car Wash That Broke AI

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LinkedIn’s 269 Identity Checks, Karpathy’s Claws, and the Death of Hydrogen Cars

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Your RAM Is Lying to You, Tech Jobs in Freefall, and Corporate Jargon Lovers Are Bad at Their Jobs

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E-Paper Dreams, Robot Vacuum Armies, and Google’s Ban Hammer

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Denmark Dumps Microsoft, Anthropic Drops Safety, and Are You Talking to a Bot?