Stories posted this day, by points. Rank history starts with the October 2026 rebuild.
483 points by dw64 | 228 comments
arXiv blog post announcing that its computer science category has updated moderation practice for review/survey articles and position papers.
475 points by speckx | 131 comments
Blog post reporting that the EU Council's Chat Control proposal for scanning encrypted messages was withdrawn by the Danish presidency after public opposition.
471 points by kome | 124 comments
Homepage of Visopsys, a small open-source alternative operating system for PCs developed by a single developer since 1997.
446 points by Bogdanp | 199 comments
Filippo Valsorda's blog post on using Claude Code to debug his new Go implementation of the ML-DSA post-quantum signature algorithm.
427 points by nh43215rgb | 290 comments
404 Media article reporting that a DHS document says people cannot refuse to be scanned by ICE's facial recognition mobile app.
398 points by samrolken | 283 comments
GitHub repository for nokode, an experimental web app where every HTTP request is handled directly by an LLM using database, response, and memory tools instead of code.
366 points by asabil | 215 comments
A personal blog post recounting the author's path from Commodore-64 BASIC to discovering and loving Erlang, starting with how mutable assignment like X = X + 1 confused him.
364 points by rkta | 632 comments
Debian mailing list post by Julian Andres Klode announcing APT will add hard Rust dependencies no earlier than May 2026, asking ports without Rust toolchains to add one or sunset.
339 points by kaycebasques | 118 comments
Haskell Discourse Show and Tell post announcing that the GHC compiler now runs fully client-side in the browser via its WebAssembly backend, with a playground demo.
339 points by HunOL | 155 comments
A Jellyfin server team blog post explaining SQLite concurrency limitations and how Jellyfin addresses database locking issues.
325 points by toomanyrichies | 116 comments
Tom's Hardware article about a smart vacuum remotely disabled by its manufacturer after an engineer blocked data collection, and his revival of it with custom hardware to run offline.
248 points by birriel | 113 comments
200 points by doppp | 71 comments
182 points by sgoto | 126 comments
120 points by weakfish | 82 comments
76 points by XzetaU8 | 87 comments
48 points by yusufaytas | 39 comments
47 points by pncnmnp | 2 comments
21 points by keyle | 3 comments
20 points by gidellav | 5 comments