Is Iceland getting ready to join the EU?(mikegalsworthy.substack.com)

269 points by mariuz 1 year ago | 545 comments

American Singapore(s): Competent city governance hiding in plain sight(population.fyi)

65 points by baud147258 2 years ago | 93 comments

Ask HN: Why are dating apps so bad? Why hasn't anyone made a good one?

16 points by 1270018080 1 year ago | 37 comments

Nixiesearch: Running Lucene over S3, and why we're building a new search engine(nixiesearch.substack.com)

102 points by shutty 2 years ago | 65 comments

We Need Taiwan(alethios.substack.com)

36 points by jseliger 2 years ago | 32 comments

America vs. Singapore: You can't save your way out of economic shocks(governance.fyi)

297 points by guardianbob 8 months ago | 434 comments

Japanese people still aren't having sex. And nobody knows why(sciencefocus.com)

22 points by baranul 10 days ago | 32 comments

BBC Science Focus news article reporting that around 1 in 10 Japanese people reach their 30s without having had sex, and that the causes remain unclear.

Singapore govt dating app uses Gale-Shapley stable marriage algorithm(twitter.com)

411 points by rzk 26 days ago | 381 comments

An X post explaining that Singapore's government dating app FirstDate uses the Gale-Shapley stable marriage algorithm for matching, and describing its UX features.

I hacked a dating app (and how not to treat a security researcher)(alexschapiro.com)

442 points by bearsyankees 1 year ago | 265 comments

A blog post by a security researcher describing vulnerabilities found in a dating app and the startup's poor handling of the disclosure.

Our investigation into the suspicious pressure on Archive.today(adguard-dns.io)

1714 points by immibis 11 months ago | 426 comments

AdGuard DNS blog post investigating suspicious complaints and bailiff demands pressuring it to block Archive.today amid an FBI subpoena of the site's registrar.

Data sleuths who spotted research misconduct cleared of defamation(arstechnica.com)

523 points by dangle1 2 years ago | 99 comments

Ars Technica article reporting a court dismissed defamation claims against researchers who identified manipulated data, while Harvard still faces trial over its investigation.

Bringing Sexy Back. Internet surveillance has killed eroticism(lux-magazine.com)

351 points by eustoria 11 months ago | 242 comments

Lux Magazine essay by Kate Wagner arguing internet surveillance has killed eroticism and that privacy is needed to reclaim it.