Story ranking for the past day

1. AI companies are shredding rare books | 479
2. Our position on open-weights models | 1073
3. How is the Bun rewrite in Rust going? | 365
4. Kimi-K3 Technical Report [pdf] | 168
5. Decathlon Germany adds Wero payment option to decathlon.de website | 210
6. Judge Rejects Google's Attempt to DMCA Its Way Out of Being Scraped | 118
7. AI companies spend record sums on Washington lobbying | 141
8. Netflix employee fired for sharing personal details in retreat trust exercise | 221
9. Canceling "Hey" | 208
10. A missing underscore sent innocent man to prison for 18 months | 131
11. Removing React.js from the codebase and adapting Htmx for UI interactivity (2023) | 173
12. Apple Will 'Watch Everything Burn' When the AI Bubble Bursts | 317
13. Benchmarking Opus 5 on SlopCodeBench | 55
14. Should you wash your solar panels? | 231
15. Using an open model feels surprisingly good | 68
16. MAI-Cyber-1-Flash inside MDASH | 109
17. Chinese chipmaker shares surge 470% | 177
18. Paged Out #9 [pdf] | 25
19. Libsm64: Mario 64 as a library for use in external game engines | 24
20. Why I Left Google DeepMind | 53
21. Modern email can be built from borrowed parts | 112
22. Astronauts describe persistent 'observer' sensation after 6 month missions | 86
23. Forth | 34
24. VLC for Unity now supported on Linux | 49
25. Exploiting Volvo/Eicher's fleet platform to gain control over all users/vehicles | 49
26. Self-contained highly-portable Python distributions | 29
27. A $500 RL fine-tune of a 9B open model beat frontier models on catalog review | 37
28. The Artist Who Colored Ghibli | 14
29. Worse on Purpose | 78
30. Show HN: FeyNoBg – Automatic background removal model and training library | 22
31. Elevated errors on Claude Opus 5 | 72
32. Professor's invisible prompt trap catches 32/35 students cheating with AI | 82
33. US DOT deleting bike lane references | 85
34. We Tested Nonstick Cookware: Coatings Don't Need to Look Worn to Shed Particles | 92
35. Exercise works for depression. So why isn't it treated like real medicine? | 96
36. Google Chrome Arrives on ARM64 Linux, Widevine DRM Included | 47
37. Show HN: Let's Seal – Let's Encrypt for document signing, free and self-hosted | 29
38. Nvidia's $750B in Deals Reignite Circular AI Fears | 73
39. Shay Locomotives | 22
40. How Unix spell ran in 64 kB of RAM (2025) | 6
41. DConf 2026 in London | 32
42. Launch HN: Rise Reforming (YC S26) – Turning Waste Gases into Valuable Chemicals | 30
43. How real are real numbers? (2004) | 53
44. Minecraft Java raises recommended memory to 16GB ahead of Vulkan transition | 74
45. The Birth of the American 12-string Guitar (2013) | 43
46. Residential Proxies Are a National Security Threat | 64
47. Vehicle Motion Cues | 27
48. Kimi K3 Now Available via Telnyx Inference API | 15
49. Tokio Gives Progress, Not Ordering: Scheduling 1M Tasks | 5
50. EYG: A Programming Language for Humans | 25
51. Show HN: Yap – OSS on-device voice dictation for macOS with no model to download | 14
52. If digital computers are conscious, they are conscious at the hardware level | 105
53. Elevated errors on Claude Opus 5 | 24
54. "Please just use plain English, I don't understand what you're saying." | 34
55. Jensen Huang's first post on Twitter is in defense of open access to AI models | 18
56. My current strategy is to not read any of the code written by my agents | 44
57. C/C++ projects packaged for Zig | 31
58. An Uncomplicated Man – A review of The Odyssey, directed by Christopher Nolan | 23
59. Neutrino-1 8B | 5
60. Bytecode-to-Source Mapping | 2
61. Meta launched a new AI optimism ad set to a song about human extinction | 16
62. America has become an entrepreneur's paradise | 52
63. Why do we think we understand the world more than we actually do? | 31
64. Work out daily? OK, but how socially fit are you? (2023) | 20
65. Bitcoin trail, Google cookies and Uber Eats orders help tie man to Steam malware | 33
66. All major LLMs are lib-left. Even Grok, half the time | 76
67. Hard Road – A beautiful procedural post-apocalyptic game | 15
68. DIY Home Solar System for under $5000 (2025) | 15
69. A Discord Alternative – Echoed | 56
70. T-Mobile outage, no updates from the company | 13
71. 108 PRs in eight days: Accidentally discovering loop engineering | 10
72. Zeiss expands German site that caps ASML's EUV scanner output | 0
73. Teacher Arrested for Clapping in Support of Anti-Data Center Activists | 4
74. Read More. Read Often. Read Every Day | 9
75. The Burau representation of the braid group is faithful for n = 4 | 11
76. Microsoft is using TPM chips to crack down on pirated Windows activations | 27
77. Ars Astronomica – English translations of rare Hebrew and Latin astronomy texts | 0
78. The Proof Machine (2016) | 4
79. Internet is no longer accessible? | 12
80. BMWs shows in-car ads for Spiderman | 13
81. Apple fixes 75 security issues with your iPhone and 155 for Mac, update now | 4
82. Could a Neuroscientist Understand a Microprocessor?(2017) | 0
83. Show HN: Watch 14-Byte AI "brains" attempt to solve a 2D maze (Its hard) | 7
84. Ask HN: Why is every company encorporating AI everywhere? | 36
85. Claude shared chats and Artifacts may have ended up on Google | 7
86. Finding Bugs in Raft Implementations | 0
87. Should We Make Daylight Saving Time Permanent? | 21
88. "Opus 5 is a really bad model" | 2
89. Why Agentic Systems Need Ontologies [video] | 1
90. PyTorch: A Reference Language | 1
91. Show HN: Dowe – A full-stack language for server, web, desktop, Android, and iOS | 23
92. Show HN: Infrawrench – A tool to manage cloud and svcs with workflows and chat | 0
93. The age of token efficiency, the age of libraries | 0
94. The Indie Hacker Economy Is a Pyramid Scheme | 8
95. Gemini Distillation Service | 4
96. Don't ask an LLM for a confidence score | 0
97. The Reason Elon Musk Keeps Insisting DOGE Cuts Killed "Zero" Kids | 3
98. OpenAI's rogue model attack is just the beginning | 0
99. Show HN: Dozenal – A Game of Spatial Arithmetic | 8
100. Game Pass Was Supposed to Save Xbox – Instead, It's Killing the Company | 8