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Hacker News

1.		Loophole-free Bell test ‘Spooky action at a distance’, no cheating (tudelft.nl)
		81 points by NKCSS 2 hours ago \| 23 comments
2.		Deploying a Django App with No Downtime (medium.com)
		48 points by cuu508 2 hours ago \| 25 comments
3.		Cmus – A Small Terminal Music Player (cmus.github.io)
		46 points by senorgusto 3 hours ago \| 23 comments
4.		Redrawing the Map: New tools create a niche for the cartophile [pdf] (yale.edu)
		15 points by lermontov 4 hours ago \| 1 comment
5.		A riddle wrapped in a curve (cryptographyengineering.com)
		14 points by wbond 4 hours ago \| discuss
6.		PrettyPing (sa.nom.br)
		37 points by colinprince 8 hours ago \| 6 comments
7.		Yahoo Logo ASCII Animation in 462 bytes of C (2011) (a1k0n.net)
		222 points by emartinelli 12 hours ago \| 36 comments
8.		Thin Air’s money isn’t created out of thin air (mpettis.com)
		13 points by mooreds 6 hours ago \| 1 comment
9.		Being ‘wasted’ on Facebook may damage your credit score (ft.com)
		20 points by jackgavigan 2 hours ago \| 26 comments
10.		Airware (YC W13) is crunching drone data in SF
		44 minutes ago
11.		Scientists discover cheap material that can remove mercury from water (thenewdaily.com.au)
		6 points by antineutrino 53 minutes ago \| discuss
12.		Adventures in financial and software engineering (falconair.github.io)
		12 points by blondie9x 4 hours ago \| 2 comments
13.		Of kimono and cultural appropriation (japantimes.co.jp)
		87 points by nkurz 4 hours ago \| 48 comments
14.		Beal's Conjecture Revisited (norvig.com)
		12 points by dmit 2 hours ago \| 1 comment
15.		Car and Driver's Review of the 1981 De Lorean (1981) (caranddriver.com)
		37 points by benbreen 5 hours ago \| 17 comments
16.		A small British firm shows that software bugs aren't inevitable (2005) (ieee.org)
		18 points by cjg 1 hour ago \| 6 comments
17.		A Survey: Time Travel in Deep Learning Space: Intro to Deep Learning Models (arxiv.org)
		6 points by mindcrime 4 hours ago \| discuss
18.		Arsenal’s ‘secret’ signing: club buys £2m revolutionary data company (theguardian.com)
		36 points by xbeta 5 hours ago \| 23 comments
19.		Want Some Nuclear Power Plant 'Zero-Day' Vulnerabilities? Yours for Just $8,000 (forbes.com)
		8 points by Oatseller 4 hours ago \| discuss
20.		Christian Friedrich Schönbein, the chemist who discovered ozone and guncotton (epsomandewellhistoryexplorer.org.uk)
		3 points by Oatseller 50 minutes ago \| 1 comment
21.		Developing Atom Packages, Part 2: So Much Potential, So Many Bugs (floobits.com)
		5 points by ggreer 55 minutes ago \| discuss
22.		W^X enabled in OpenBSD Firefox port (undeadly.org)
		134 points by protomyth 12 hours ago \| 28 comments
23.		How to act less stupid, according to psychologists (washingtonpost.com)
		53 points by nkurz 8 hours ago \| 27 comments
24.		On making causal claims: A review and recommendations (2010) [pdf] (datascienceassn.org)
		6 points by ClintEhrlich 5 hours ago \| discuss
25.		Operating System Support for Persistent and Recoverable Computations (1996) [pdf] (st-andrews.ac.uk)
		11 points by vezzy-fnord 6 hours ago \| discuss
26.		Against the Evil Eye (riowang.blogspot.com)
		5 points by acsillag 1 hour ago \| 1 comment
27.		Bill Gurley: startups seeking funding are starting to lower their expectations (wsj.com)
		55 points by mgav 11 hours ago \| 21 comments
28.		Attacking the Network Time Protocol [pdf] (bu.edu)
		15 points by bootload 8 hours ago \| 2 comments
29.		Unrolling Java Loops at Runtime with Byte Buddy (bramp.net)
		20 points by nkurz 4 hours ago \| 3 comments
30.		A Sixteenth Century Pope Buried His Pet Elephant Under the Vatican (atlasobscura.com)
		21 points by diodorus 6 hours ago \| 7 comments
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