Story ranking for the past day

1. I gave Qwen 3.8 27B a reverse-engineering job and it finished in 30 minutes | 80
2. Tragically, as many as 9625 out of every 10k individuals may be neurotypical | 101
3. Sydney Marathon medal mistakenly depicts Munich stadium | 59
4. Malware infects Android-based automotive head unit firmware | 40
5. The Sloppification of Peptides | 59
6. Iranian hackers shut down UK power plant for 4 days | 34
7. My favorite nonfiction books about cults, scams, and schemes | 13
8. Show HN: Live 3D satellite tracker and the declassified Pentagon UFO archive | 17
9. Steve French (SMB3/CIFSFS Linux kernel maintainer) has died | 0
10. 'AI refuser' quit her dream job, and hopes others follow | 39
11. What Is a Harness? | 15
12. Canada now 'at war' with United States over trade, Prime Minister says | 11
13. Slovakia finds Russian backdoor in traffic speed cameras | 2
14. Death to px, long live ch | 10
15. Doomscrolling at work wastes time, but the real cost is what happens after | 19
16. Andrew Ng: "AI Engineering Skills Map: Building and Deploying AI Applications" | 0
17. Contextual News Search APIs: A Deep Comparison for AI, RAG, and Research | 0
18. Why aren't my two Cortex-A9 cores cache coherent? | 4
19. Trump administration's 75-country visa ban was illegal, judge rules | 0
20. The lost airports of SimCity 3000 (2002) | 0
21. News API Comparison 2026 | 1
22. Nobody Explained the Schrödinger Equation Like This [video] | 0
23. Rust 1.98 got a P-critical miscompilation | 1
24. Airbus bows to remote working demands after series of strikes | 3
25. US corporate AI debt surge tests investor limits as fatigue emerges | 1
26. There is now over 2,100 hours of video evidence on Archive Genocide | 0
27. Your Open Source Model Could Have a Hidden Time-Release Backdoor | 3
28. Show HN: Declarative, reproducible configuration materializer for AI agents | 0
29. Authoritarianism of Code | 3
30. Chinese parents pay for 'hardship camps' to teach children family appreciation | 1
31. Why do Canadians call the last letter of the alphabet Zed? | 7
32. The USA's real Covid-19 scandal is still unfolding | 1
33. Moderna, Merck breakthrough could usher in wave of cancer vaccines | 0
34. Wiring up seven ESP32s to create a ~0.4B LLM | 0
35. MRIs Show Dogs Are Good at Distinguishing Between Human Emotions | 0
36. ChatGPT Is a Japanese Internet Degen | 0
37. No Apple Pay, No Sale | 0
38. Land recovery of China's Zhuque-3 reusable rocket first stage completed [video] | 0
39. Learn electronics by building your own SPICE with Python and Z3 | 0
40. Show HN: linecast – weather, radar, tides and maps in the terminal | 0
41. NYTimes opinion article proposes default as a way to deal with US National debt | 3
42. How Big Tech Captured American Schools | 2
43. Cops murder woman in Clackamas County Jail by preventing her breathing [video] | 0
44. OpenAI leader warns of threat of 'persistent' AI cyber-attacks | 0
45. The Bay Area's 'city of the dead' | 0
46. Mojo by Example | 0
47. Unlocking hidden revenue streams with market models | 0
48. Show HN: ArchSentry – Deterministic architectural enforcement for CI | 0
49. File Transfer Pseudoprotocol (2020) | 0
50. Show HN: NeonBlocks – A Tokyo neon street billboard | 0
51. There's no substitute for real-world experience | 1
52. Debt Apple owes to CIA (through NeXT) | 2
53. Personal care products are awash in unlabeled toxic chemicals, study finds | 0
54. Stalking the Wily Hacker: 40 years later – Cliff Stoll [video] | 1
55. Show HN: Histiq – Local semantic search for the browser history and PDFs | 0
56. I built a tool to generate Cornell notes from YouTube videos | 3
57. Show HN: Rmp, a Subsonic music player for generating playlists on the fly | 0
58. Principles of dependent type theory [pdf] | 0
59. Venezuela abandoning the bolivar would be the biggest currency switch | 1
60. Anthropic's best AI model struggles to attract users as cheaper tools thrive | 2
61. Show HN: Make ordinary subagent workflows persistent and trackable | 0
62. Milky Way's fastest star orbits a black hole so close, it feels its spin | 0
63. Ask HN: Is Apple Messages plugin for ChatGPT a privacy risk? | 0
64. Show HN: Room Acoustic and HRTF Simulator | 0
65. I spent $266 and four AI models to own my tablet. GLM-5.3 finished it in a day | 0
66. Show HN: Ever Wanted to Call Codex from Claude Code? My Harness Orchestrator | 0
67. Strange people, but very smart (Bell Labs Culture) | 0
68. Go Ahead, Sean Duffy. Let Your Daughter Go to Harvard | 2
69. This Week Changed Medicine Forever: 4 Breakthroughs | 1
70. Things a Computer Scientist Rarely Talks About, by Donald E. Knuth | 7
71. Ask HN: Will AI trigger mass IP protectionism in software? | 2
72. Show HN: An open knowledge graph of problems, solutions, and real-world outcomes | 3
73. Kestrel – I built a 900 KB macOS browser because Chrome ate my 8 GB Mac | 1
74. Blueprint for how to be self sufficient in a 1/4 acre backyard | 0
75. Ask HN: What made you stop relying on tutorials? | 4
76. Mathematical Discourse | 2
77. I Shouldn't Need an LLM to Explain My LLM | 0
78. A mission to stop a space observatory from falling to Earth has failed | 2
79. Show HN: Budgethole.com – Close the US federal deficit yourself | 2
80. Locus – Deterministic Safe Rust AST Engine for Multi-Agent Coding Swarms | 0
81. The Python documentation is now available in Russian | 1
82. Like English, but Without the Words | 1
83. Refeeding Syndrome | 0
84. Show HN: Squat Counter Uses phone's accelerometer to count squats automatically | 0
85. From YouTube Ad to Root: Fake TradingView Installer Delivers a macOS Stealer | 1
86. Ask HN: What silly or weird web search did you do recently? | 1
87. The search for consciousness inside AI | 3
88. The Strange Allure of Fake Shopping Sites | 0
89. Physical Activity at Work Linked to Higher Dementia Rates | 0
90. Daimon – Local Privacy LLM | 0
91. Ducklab – dev harness that built itself: 416 runs, $176, local models | 1
92. A Google DeepMind paper has multiple hallucinated references | 0
93. Ask HN: Advice for selling a tech domain name | 0
94. Hell has more than 7 circles you guys (2022) | 0
95. Transistors Changed Everything | 0
96. Move over, Usain Bolt: Humanoid robots smash human records at Beijing games | 0
97. Amiga-Inspired AROS Goes Bare Metal on Raspberry Pi | 0
98. Show HN: Telnet Hackerlinks.com | 0
99. What if coding agents didn't have to read code? | 1
100. Ask HN: How to plan for a future when the advice is always to focus on the now? | 1