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1.		Stanford Compilers Course (stanford.edu)
		55 points by tu7001 1 hour ago \| hide \| 10 comments
2.		Show HN: Coinmon – Check Bitcoin Prices in Terminal (github.com)
		41 points by bichenkk 1 hour ago \| hide \| 32 comments
3.		Firefox Private Browsing vs. Chrome Incognito: Which Is Faster? (blog.mozilla.org)
		13 points by ronjouch 23 minutes ago \| hide \| 5 comments
4.		Show HN: Fruits and vegetables in season in your zip code (harvestsignal.com)
		17 points by gabemart 1 hour ago \| hide \| 6 comments
5.		The World Is Running Out of Sand (smithsonianmag.com)
		27 points by laktak 51 minutes ago \| hide \| 22 comments
6.		The Shortest Papers Ever Published (2016) (paperpile.com)
		283 points by diodorus 11 hours ago \| hide \| 65 comments
7.		Kotlin: A Language with a Bright Future (venturi-group.com)
		33 points by venturis_voice 33 minutes ago \| hide \| 11 comments
8.		Theories of civilisational ‘collapse’ grow less convincing when scrutinised (aeon.co)
		66 points by Vigier 7 hours ago \| hide \| 36 comments
9.		Perl and Undecidability (2008) (jeffreykegler.com)
		53 points by gfredtech 5 hours ago \| hide \| 61 comments
10.		Micro Scisky: A 32-bit Open-Source Brushed Flight Controller (dronegarageblog.wordpress.com)
		59 points by demouser7 6 hours ago \| hide \| 16 comments
11.		What's wrong with the default build tool for Scala (lihaoyi.com)
		88 points by nuriaion 6 hours ago \| hide \| 42 comments
12.		Benefits of Continuous Delivery (henrikwarne.com)
		28 points by henrik_w 4 hours ago \| hide \| 2 comments
13.		How Politics and Bad Decisions Starved New York’s Subways (nytimes.com)
		268 points by jseliger 12 hours ago \| hide \| 224 comments
14.		How Redux Works: A Counter-Example (daveceddia.com)
		28 points by kiyanwang 4 hours ago \| hide \| 8 comments
15.		Scientists can now tweak DNA molecules to store data (cosmosmagazine.com)
		36 points by tuxguy 6 hours ago \| hide \| 8 comments
16.		A Taxonomy of Internet Chum (2015) (theawl.com)
		24 points by firloop 5 hours ago \| hide \| 1 comment
17.		The computer doesn't always know what's right (nitrospaz.com)
		26 points by skellertor 6 hours ago \| hide \| 3 comments
18.		Benford's Law (wikipedia.org)
		13 points by Hooke 3 hours ago \| hide \| 9 comments
19.		Travelling together alone: mobility and potential exposure to diversity (tandfonline.com)
		30 points by okket 6 hours ago \| hide \| 5 comments
20.		Clicker Heroes 2 is abandoning free-to-play (clickerheroes2.com)
		221 points by fragsworth 13 hours ago \| hide \| 135 comments
21.		On Thomas Hobbes and Leviathan (theguardian.com)
		15 points by submeta 5 hours ago \| hide \| 2 comments
22.		Our NIPS 2017 “Learning to Run” Approach (medium.com)
		7 points by marcelsalathe 2 hours ago \| hide \| discuss
23.		Linear Feedback Shift Registers (datagenetics.com)
		42 points by signa11 11 hours ago \| hide \| 4 comments
24.		Call routing based on the caller's mood (patents.google.com)
		25 points by JoshTriplett 7 hours ago \| hide \| 19 comments
25.		An ex-trucker has some questions about the Tesla Semi (autoblog.com)
		24 points by ranit 2 hours ago \| hide \| 13 comments
26.		OneSignal is hiring a senior full stack developer (onesignal.com)
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27.		Marvell Technology to buy chipmaker Cavium for about $6B (arstechnica.com)
		3 points by rbanffy 14 minutes ago \| hide \| discuss
28.		We Can’t Trust Facebook to Regulate Itself (nytimes.com)
		303 points by augustocallejas 13 hours ago \| hide \| 151 comments
29.		Six Years After Fukushima, Robots Finally Find Reactors’ Melted Uranium Fuel (nytimes.com)
		372 points by htiek 20 hours ago \| hide \| 161 comments
30.		America's Growing Gap in Digital Job Skills (citylab.com)
		57 points by stevenmays 12 hours ago \| hide \| 36 comments
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