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1.		A US socialite who gave it all up to become a Carmelite nun (bbc.com)
		27 points by pepys 1 hour ago \| hide \| 7 comments
2.		Elevator Saga – An elevator programming game (elevatorsaga.com)
		132 points by warpech 5 hours ago \| hide \| 51 comments
3.		Win at Risk by using systems thinking (thesystemisdown.substack.com)
		353 points by AndyMPatton 12 hours ago \| hide \| 211 comments
4.		How fighter jets lock on, and how the targets know (2014) (gizmodo.com)
		426 points by ushakov 15 hours ago \| hide \| 207 comments
5.		Apple admits it ranked its Files app ahead of competitor Dropbox (theverge.com)
		171 points by what_ever 11 hours ago \| hide \| 98 comments
6.		The Modern Mathematics of Deep Learning (arxiv.org)
		189 points by tims457 9 hours ago \| hide \| 42 comments
7.		How Nasty Was Nero, Really? (newyorker.com)
		20 points by diodorus 2 hours ago \| hide \| 10 comments
8.		Subatomic particle seen changing to antiparticle and back for the first time (ox.ac.uk)
		91 points by jdmark 8 hours ago \| hide \| 13 comments
9.		A few thoughts on Fuchsia security (cr0.org)
		40 points by steveklabnik 4 hours ago \| hide \| 5 comments
10.		Twitch: Lessons Learned (twitter.com/eshear)
		73 points by tosh 5 hours ago \| hide \| 13 comments
11.		How to Think Clearly (psyche.co)
		172 points by prostoalex 9 hours ago \| hide \| 48 comments
12.		Comic Mono – a legible monospace font (github.com/dtinth)
		50 points by dTal 1 hour ago \| hide \| 17 comments
13.		As religious faith has declined, ideological intensity has risen (theatlantic.com)
		353 points by ali92hm 5 hours ago \| hide \| 343 comments
14.		The code on the laptop in the stock photo at developer.bbc.com is user-editable (twitter.com/andrew_taylor)
		122 points by fanf2 3 hours ago \| hide \| 23 comments
15.		The Fixed Point: Laziness, Recursion and Fixed Points in Haskell (rebeccaskinner.net)
		46 points by rebeccaskinner 6 hours ago \| hide \| 4 comments
16.		Substack (YC W18) is hiring engineers to build the future of writing (lever.co)
		4 hours ago \| hide
17.		The Empty Bowl, a meditative podcast about cereal (anchor.fm)
		19 points by brudgers 4 hours ago \| hide \| 3 comments
18.		Particle seen switching between matter and antimatter at CERN (newatlas.com)
		160 points by birriel 13 hours ago \| hide \| 117 comments
19.		Burnout from an Organizational Perspective (ssir.org)
		153 points by rustoo 10 hours ago \| hide \| 72 comments
20.		VW says data breach at vendor impacted 3.3M people in North America (reuters.com)
		39 points by ibraheemdev 7 hours ago \| hide \| 14 comments
21.		Scientists find second ‘short sleep’ gene (2019) (ucsf.edu)
		48 points by fybs 10 hours ago \| hide \| 43 comments
22.		Programmer's Resignation from 1985 (glitchwrks.com)
		12 points by systems_glitch 2 hours ago \| hide \| 4 comments
23.		1992: Silverwolf (if50.substack.com)
		73 points by JohnHammersley 11 hours ago \| hide \| 10 comments
24.		Python is 1.3x faster by just adjusting some compiling options for libpython (python.org)
		151 points by chx 6 hours ago \| hide \| 71 comments
25.		Making invisible glue code first-class (metaobject.com)
		60 points by pcr910303 6 hours ago \| hide \| 14 comments
26.		Unifying Structured Recursion Schemes [pdf] (2013) (ox.ac.uk)
		31 points by adamnemecek 6 hours ago \| hide \| 4 comments
27.		A popular household fern may be the first known eusocial plant (pnas.org)
		162 points by pseudolus 15 hours ago \| hide \| 44 comments
28.		Do you really need Redis? How to get away with just PostgreSQL (atomicobject.com)
		713 points by hyzyla 19 hours ago \| hide \| 425 comments
29.		The Crown Estate (dw.com)
		31 points by samizdis 10 hours ago \| hide \| 65 comments
30.		Detectives Just Used DNA to Solve a 1956 Double Homicide (npr.org)
		48 points by yskchu 9 hours ago \| hide \| 41 comments
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