Medieval(teenage.engineering)
780 points by beefman | 291 comments
Teenage Engineering product page for the EP-1320 Medieval, a medieval-themed sampler/synthesizer in its EP series.
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Structured Outputs in the API(openai.com)
721 points by davidbarker | 256 comments
OpenAI announcement page introducing Structured Outputs in its API; the capture shows only a Cloudflare verification challenge.
How French Drains Work(practical.engineering)
688 points by chmaynard | 177 comments
A Practical Engineering blog post with an embedded video explaining how French drains work to manage groundwater and drainage.
Twitter kills its San Francisco headquarters, will relocate to South Bay(sfstandard.com)
559 points by crhulls | 1038 comments
San Francisco Standard article reporting that X (formerly Twitter) is closing its San Francisco headquarters and relocating workers to the South Bay.
Ending production of Chromecast(blog.google)
509 points by sibellavia | 495 comments
Google Keyword blog post looking back at 11 years of Chromecast history as Google ends its production and shifts to Google TV Streamer.
East Germany invented 'unbreakable' drinking glasses(theguardian.com)
479 points by n1b0m | 273 comments
Guardian article on Superfest, the 1980s East German company that made extra-strong 'unbreakable' drinking glasses, which vanished after reunification and is now returning.
No Salt(jakeseliger.com)
459 points by jdkee | 147 comments
A blog post on Jake Seliger's site, written by his brother Sam, about arriving in Arizona as Jake nears death from cancer and handling end-of-life arrangements.
Tracking supermarket prices with Playwright(sakisv.net)
422 points by sakisv | 181 comments
Blog post describing how the author built a website that scrapes and tracks price changes at Greece's three largest supermarkets using Playwright.
The real "Wolf of Wall Street" sales script(jointhefollowup.com)
398 points by nicconley | 236 comments
A sales newsletter issue from The Follow Up presenting the actual Stratton Oakmont cold call script made famous by The Wolf of Wall Street.
Show HN: 1-FPS encrypted screen sharing for introverts(1fps.video)
397 points by RomanPushkin | 108 comments
Landing page for 1fps.video, a free end-to-end encrypted 1-frame-per-second screen sharing tool run via a Go command, with no registration.
Parody site ClownStrike refused to bow to CrowdStrike's bogus DMCA takedown(arstechnica.com)
380 points by stalfosknight | 112 comments
Ars Technica article on how parody site ClownStrike rejected a CrowdStrike DMCA takedown notice, citing fair use.
Please do not attempt to simplify this code(github.com)
350 points by whalesalad | 197 comments
GitHub source file pv_controller.go from the Kubernetes repository, the persistent volume controller, known for its comment warning readers not to simplify the code.
OpenAI co-founder John Schulman says he will leave and join rival Anthropic(cnbc.com)
317 points by tzury | 198 comments
CNBC news article reporting that OpenAI co-founder John Schulman is leaving the company to join rival Anthropic.
VisiCalc – The Early Days (2003)(benlo.com)
104 points by hggh | 32 comments
Writing a tile server in Python(grulic.org.ar)
101 points by altilunium | 16 comments
![Screenshot of youtube.com: Time is an illusion, and these physicists say they know how it works [video]](https://hn.urlbox.com/shots/renders/2024/8/7/5536ca8c-48af-4421-953a-d5794957bdd1.jpg)
Blackhouses of Scotland(amusingplanet.com)
93 points by yamrzou | 35 comments
