Stories posted this day, by points. Rank history starts with the October 2026 rebuild.
1206 points by hiisthisthingon | 288 comments
Truffle Security blog post explaining that public Google API keys, long deemed non-secret, can now access Gemini and private data, based on scans of exposed keys.
800 points by robtherobber | 390 comments
The Record news article reporting that Denmark's digital agency plans to move away from Microsoft software in pursuit of digital independence.
731 points by ssiddharth | 448 comments
Personal blog post recounting the author's bad experience buying a .online TLD domain from Namecheap for a small project and why they advise against it.
643 points by tintinnabula | 227 comments
IEEE Spectrum article arguing Jimi Hendrix acted as a systems engineer, precisely controlling modulation and feedback loops in his guitar rig.
614 points by todsacerdoti | 511 comments
A Marginalia blog post analyzing Hacker News comments, finding that new accounts are about 10x more likely to use em-dashes, suggesting LLM bot activity.
564 points by toomuchtodo | 219 comments
Matt Stoller's BIG newsletter post on California AG Rob Bonta alleging Amazon led a price-fixing scheme with online retailers and seeking an immediate halt.
561 points by pie_flavor | 659 comments
A visual guide to industrial processes that can no longer be permitted in California, and the grandfathered facilities that still operate them.
503 points by empressplay | 286 comments
Claude Code documentation page explaining Remote Control, which lets users continue a local Claude Code session from a phone, tablet, or browser.
472 points by cwwc | 238 comments
TIME exclusive report that Anthropic has dropped its flagship AI safety pledge.
440 points by colinhb | 372 comments
Reuters article on the US ordering its diplomats to oppose foreign data sovereignty initiatives; the page loaded a bot-verification captcha instead.
437 points by iamskeole | 599 comments
Benedict Evans essay analyzing OpenAI's competitive position, arguing it lacks unique tech and has a broad but shallowly engaged user base.
421 points by rbanffy | 366 comments
Ars Technica year-end article on 2025 US energy data showing solar generation grew 35% and passed hydropower, while coal saw a modest comeback.
407 points by surprisetalk | 594 comments
A Works in Progress magazine essay arguing that US cities should consolidate and space out bus stops to make buses faster and cheaper to run.
337 points by andreynering | 503 comments
Windows Insider blog post announcing Notepad and Paint updates rolling out to Canary and Dev Channel Insiders on Windows 11, including Markdown support in Notepad.
318 points by adamnemecek | 128 comments
GitHub repository for Woxi, an open-source reimplementation of the Wolfram Language / Mathematica written in Rust, licensed AGPL-3.0.
291 points by thellimist | 112 comments
291 points by shrikaranhanda | 82 comments
289 points by tosh | 95 comments
239 points by avh3 | 141 comments
208 points by odvcencio | 92 comments
175 points by remywang | 48 comments
158 points by brentroose | 81 comments
136 points by ubasu | 102 comments
124 points by azhenley | 13 comments
113 points by sech8420 | 61 comments
102 points by speckx | 230 comments
74 points by oxw | 47 comments
59 points by aavci | 35 comments
