01 July 2026
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Physical disc production ending in Jan 2028 for new games on PlayStation
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Box3D, an open source 3D physics engine
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Show HN: Frond – a frontend runtime for your app's dependency graph
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Trump reports over $1.4B in income from crypto ventures
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Micron CEO says low-price push by customers fueled the memory shortage
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The DC Bar Is Refusing to Investigate Chief Justice Roberts over a $10M Scandal
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Claude's writing style has me on edge
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Client-side load balancing at a million requests per second
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Nintendo has raised its employees base salary by 10%
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Swedish court says Google is to pay $1.5B to Klarna in antitrust damages
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Show HN: HackerNows – Native iOS HN Client
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A retrospective of my time on the internet
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Apple 'Hide My Email' vulnerability reveals peoples' real email addresses
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Stop handwaving away nearly every petition that gains traction on this website
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We put a Redis server inside our runtime
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Asahi Linux 7.1 Progress Report
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Pine64 launch $50 smart speaker for Home Assistant tinkerers
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GLM-5.2's Code Reviews Are Only as Good as Your Prompt
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Google Gemini Claims to be "structurally protective" of Donald Trump
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Elon Musk's SpaceX Showed Off Prototype AI Device
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Sonnet 5 Is Dead in the Water
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A return to two-pizza culture
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The organizational cost of low taste
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Earth Garden
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Repricing of software engineering labor
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Halftone in the browser
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Designed for a dead language
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Reddit is going to force you to log in to use old Reddit
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Register Korea's First PC 'SE-8001' as a National Important Material
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