Keyboard shortcuts

?
Show / hide shortcuts
J / K
Next / previous story
Tab / Shift Tab
Next / previous link or control
Enter
Open link or submit form
Space
Toggle focused details
Esc
Close this dialog

Shortcuts pause while typing. Tab navigation always works.

dailydiff

Archived daily edition

Daily ranking · strictly above median
  1. 249451
    ICE Is Running One of the Largest Anti-Left Surveillance Ops in US History
  2. 173443
    Ten days later, Git on macOS still trusts the compromised eMudhra certificates
    Also discussed: Lobsters · 3 comments
  3. 180353
    Git for the US Code
  4. 326281
    Wealth Inequality in America drawn to scale
  5. 974
    This is not sustainable
    Also discussed: Hacker News · 2 comments
  6. 54315
    Ink droplets in motion snag top prize in Nikon Small World contest
  7. 46113
    Amazon to buy satellite firm Globalstar in $11.57B deal
  8. 8079
    Spain train crash: 'At least 10 dead' in high-speed collision
  9. 7497
    Hunger beats tenure: Advice for junior engineers
  10. 7776
    Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index v5
  11. 5764
    Barcelona unrest: how to fabricate a protest in the age of TikTok
  12. 53101
    Two high-speed trains collide near Toledo, Spain
  13. 1422
    Python's experimental JIT to be removed
    Also discussed: Hacker News · 0 comments
  14. 2785
    Moxnox 1.0: NT-Like, POSIX-Compatible OS Running Atop Btrfs
  15. 237
    AlpineBSD
  16. 39160
    Nvidia and Micron Make Up 34% of America's Earnings Boom
  17. 17115
    Jokes for the ZX81
  18. 2637
    I've used WordPress for 20 years, and I've stopped recommending it
  19. 1544
    Qwen has alter egos triggered by flipping a single neuron
  20. 1433
    Microsoft and Epic Games Suddenly Agree That AI Is Theft
  21. 3218
    Opus 5.5 causing an identity crisis is real
  22. 4022
    'Forced out': HOA fees to rise to $2,500 a month
  23. 934
    Suffering as a Feature
  24. 538
    Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index v5.0
  25. 022
    Reminder: Lobsters NYC Meetup Tomorrow 5:30 at Walker's
  26. 59
    The Benchmarking Crisis
  27. 429
    Billion-query-per-second lookup tables in C++
    Also discussed: Lobsters · 0 comments
  28. 4142
    Tell HN: I'm going on strike this November
  29. 5036
    What Happened to the Neanderthals?
  30. 216
    The next circle of security hell
  31. 2369
    Emacs Turns 50
  32. 29
    Scalable Vector Grief
  33. 512
    The Brutal Harvard Class That Suddenly Everyone Wants to Take
  34. 08
    Who’s 0xabadbabe and why? (2011)
  35. 311
    One dead LED killed a working TV
  36. 05
    Forging a Microsoft Edge Full Chain with Logic Bugs Only
  37. 017
    Show HN: A Lego-like composable Framework for RSI
  38. 111
    Entry level jobs that dont ask for experience
  39. 1017
    The Agent SDK
  40. 86
    Ask HN: What do you believe or not believe about AI?
  41. 119
    Google can now use your Gmail data for ads: How to turn it off
  42. 024
    I used to be homeless. That experience shapes my science
  43. 06
    Start Doing Graph Theory
  44. 212
    碁の国: Play Chess as Town Building
  45. 79
    Millions Use Antidepressants. We Still Don't Understand How They Work
  46. 812
    Show HN: Nasscad – local-first 3D CAD for browser and Windows
  47. 121
    Popcorn 1.0 Released: Moving from AtomVM to Full Erlang VM
  48. 214
    Amazon defines the role of the developer in the age of AI
  49. 8279
    Kentucky man becomes the first humanist granted religious exemption from AI
  50. 723
    Valve Responds to Developers Fearing AI Slop and Clones
  51. 213
    New Agentic security tool detects shuts down hackers on autopilot
  52. 07
    Dropbox lays off 9% of workforce
  53. 25
    Please Let the Internet Die
  54. 016
    Free daily JSON feed of Shanghai government subsidy notices
  55. 16
    Wildfires Are Unfightable
  56. 08
    Elon Musk's AI Odyssey Review
  57. 05
    Meta plotted to discredit critic Jonathan Haidt
  58. 38
    Wikipedia: Signs of AI Writing
  59. 07
    China's super-secret space plane visible in clearest photo yet
  60. 15
    "No human at the helm": Delaware plan would let AI agents run businesses
  61. 010
    F
  62. 09
    U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency Confirms China's Spaceplane
  63. 16
    Satellites show some of the strongest evidence the AMOC is weakening
  64. 15
    Precedence levels are dead; long live precedence sets
  65. 19
    OEIS sequence A400000: The city-building sequence
  66. 36
    Show HN: Guess what frontier LLMs do in a repeated prisoner's dilemma
  67. 75
    Anduril Partners with Qualcomm to Build Laptops on US Soil
  68. 07
    Show HN: The New Way to Make AI UGC Ads in 2026
  69. 25
    Diary of a CEO: Mark Cuban Interview [video]
  70. 06
    Harold Blauer
  71. 09
    Zen: System-wide open source ad-blocker for Windows, macOS, and Linux
  72. 25
    Plex "laid off the player team" what is the industry doing to developers?
  73. 07
    Ukraine is arming war robots with grenade launchers to hit the Russians
  74. 15
    A New Dwarf Planet (Probably) Spotted Beyond Pluto
  75. 06
    Nice Little Satellite You Got Here. Shame If Anything Were to Happen to It
  76. 142
    Rosettes and Other Hidden Traces of Hamburg's Tram
  77. 106
    Ask HN: Can we do something about this impending AI dystopia
  78. 05
    Historical Scientific Instruments
  79. 45
    Show HN: Freightfloor. Have 3 minutes? Drive a forklift vs. AI
  80. 17
    Anduril, Qualcomm launch BlueChip, a new kind of US-made laptop
  81. 15
    Hacking attempts against US Federal Election Commission system triggered outage
  82. 05
    DHS Rejects Oversight Recommendation for ICE Body Cam Auto-Activation
  83. 05
    Stripe Pay
  84. 05
    Linux 7.4 Introduces DMA-BUF Support to I/O Path with IO_uring
  85. 15
    Anthropic IPO might kick off tech reset if the AI stock underperforms
  86. 15
    Keyless Entry: Hacking SwitchBot Smart Locks
  87. 06
    Nook: A terminal Markdown editor where the cursor never moves
  88. 07
    Show HN: Agent-relay for multi-vendor coding sessions
  89. 05
    Single-File Web Apps
  90. 09
    Show HN: Markdown is 40× more token-efficient with SQLite
  91. 514
    Anthropic Is the Most Ridiculous IPO of 2026 [pdf]
  92. 45
    Ask HN: Has anyone used Phoenix, Langfuse, or OpenObserve?
  93. 06
    Anduril and Qualcomm Unveil BlueChip to Rebuild American Computer Manufacturing
  94. 16
    Apple Announces iMac with M6
  95. 410
    Pentagon orders bases to plan for 90 days without the grid
  96. 05
    Infisical raises $40M Series B led by Elad Gil
  97. 05
    GPT-6.1 Terra's price cut, recomputed for a cache-heavy agent session
  98. 45
    Tell HN: Last night, I had a dream
  99. 36
    Linus Torvalds let Claude Code fix the Linux page cache. Reviewers found a race
  100. 07
    Show HN: Tiny Tube – A self hosted video sharing server in a single Go binary
  101. 68
    AI Science vs. Human Science
  102. 312
    Star Trek actor Walter Koenig, who played Pavel Chekov, dies aged 90
  103. 07
    Cuis Smalltalk
  104. 06
    The Cloudflare PHP Capture the Flag Challenge
  105. 05
    Tare: K8s Rightsizer CO2 Aware
  106. 45
    A 2^O(n) Time Algorithm for 3-SAT
  107. 06
    The Case for OpenTelemetry Maintainership
  108. 17
    Trump admin cuts to satellites will set back US weather forecasting by a decade
  109. 35
    Show HN: Software Hate Index (real-time ranking of SaaS complaints)
  110. 47
    AI and the Collapse of Capitalism
  111. 05
    MacBook Pro with M6
  112. 015
    The real-life Scottish surgeon who inspired Sherlock Holmes
  113. 05
    Sunlight at night: US startup's demo of lighting Earth from space draws critics
  114. 012
    Chinese research vessels loiter near undersea cables more than any other nation
  115. 05
    Alibaba's Qwen3.8-Flash-Next model tried to upload a file to Beijing in a test
  116. 16
    Edit an SQLite database in your browser
  117. 25
    Qwen Phoning Home
  118. 06
    The Limits of Fingerprint Blocklists: A Reproducible Java Certificate Bypass
  119. 15
    ChatGPT leaked users' data, and nobody hacked it
  120. 25
    Tech market feels like a data entry job
  121. 07
    1984: The Canadian Edition
  122. 65
    Walter Koenig, Chekov in Original 'Star Trek' Series, Dies at 90
  123. 15
    Walter Koenig, actor who played Chekov on original "Star Trek" series, dies
  124. 25
    Kazakhstan Expands Compute for Its AI Future
  125. 05
    Britain bets big on AI to defend against the threats AI is helping create