Stories posted this day, by points. Rank history starts with the October 2026 rebuild.
1045 points by ladino | 806 comments
OpenAI blog post announcing the rollout of new voice and image capabilities in ChatGPT, letting users talk to it and show it pictures.
984 points by rossant | 581 comments
A Cambridge University Press blog (Fifteen Eighty Four) post on the scientific and legal controversy around shaken baby syndrome and abusive head trauma.
621 points by Morizero | 392 comments
Farewell letter announcing that the Boston Unity Group, the first official Unity user group founded in 2010, will hold its final event on September 27th.
493 points by jedwhite | 239 comments
Anthropic announcement of an expanded partnership with Amazon, including Amazon's investment of up to $4 billion and AWS collaboration.
464 points by mhb | 61 comments
Homepage of Ian's Shoelace Site, a long-running website about shoelace lacing methods, tying knots including the Ian Knot, and shoelace science.
381 points by edent | 67 comments
A CERN-hosted page documenting, in a dated photo table, the building of the "Fantilator," a contraption made from many stacked computer fans.
373 points by Foivos | 392 comments
DJI's official product page for the Mini 4 Pro compact camera drone, with purchase, specs, and video links.
349 points by punnerud | 226 comments
Homepage of Bitwarden, an open-source password manager for personal and business use across devices.
348 points by board | 241 comments
Wikipedia article on Rhythm 0, Marina Abramović's 1974 six-hour performance in Naples where the audience could use 72 objects on her as they wished.
343 points by passwordoops | 142 comments
A BIG newsletter post by Matt Stoller analyzing how much of the Google antitrust trial was held behind closed doors at Judge Amit Mehta's discretion.
338 points by myshpa | 649 comments
Moneywise news article on rising homelessness among baby boomers, described by experts as a "silver tsunami," and the factors driving it.
333 points by bookofjoe | 305 comments
Aviation Geek Club article on the SR-71 Blackbird's astro-inertial navigation system, nicknamed R2-D2, which tracked stars even in daylight.
316 points by baggachipz | 198 comments
275 points by dh-g | 127 comments
226 points by RebootStr | 134 comments
187 points by hhs | 290 comments
169 points by mdwalters | 33 comments
117 points by luigi23 | 133 comments
96 points by ingve | 44 comments
89 points by stefanpie | 18 comments
