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  1. How can you quikly tell if a technical article lacks firsthand experience?
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  2. There are no borders or boundaries on our planet (2023) (stargazingguy.co.uk)
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  3. Rust for C# and .NET developers guide by Microsoft (microsoft.github.io)
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  4. New Futex Syscalls for Helping Valve's ARM64 Gaming Ambitions (phoronix.com)
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  5. GLiNER2.5-Decide and Jev: a decision model you run, and one you call (soniqo.audio)
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  6. I Taught the Iliad to Chinese Teenagers (2021) (scholars-stage.org)
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  7. Retrieval Practice: The Most Powerful Learning Strategy You're Not Using (2017) (cultofpedagogy.com)
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  8. Show HN: Gigantua – A Black Hole in your Browser (claude.ai)
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  9. A Maintainer in Residence: Scott Schafer for the Cargo Team (rust-lang.org)
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  10. Show HN: I built an AR App that overlays makeup tutorials live on your face (urartist.app)
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  11. Scoop: Top AI companies probing security incidents (axios.com)
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  12. Advice to a Beginning Software Engineer (seangoedecke.com)
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  13. M-5 Did Not Go Insane (palhereford.substack.com)
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  14. What is an AI sandbox, and why do AI agents keep escaping them? (madrobot.blog)
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  15. DXing at Galactic Scale (hamweekly.com)
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  16. Show HN: Chuks v0.2.0-RC.2: 45 bugs a test suite didn't find, real programs did (chuks.org)
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  17. Ask HN: Is answering GitHub issues with AI without declaring it a big deal?
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  18. Sonifying Audio Transformers with Attention Tape Heads (michaelchinen.com)
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  19. An open letter to Scott Alexander (quillette.substack.com)
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  20. Australia's Deputy PM Defends Data Security After OpenAI Hack (bloomberg.com)
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  21. OpenAI pauses training of latest models after agents probed US Government sites (apnews.com)
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  22. Do whatever you want. You don't need to choose. You don't have to win or lose
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  23. Reflect Orbital, Sunlight on Demand? (reflectorbital.com)
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  24. Majority of YouTube comments seem AI generated to me now
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  25. Local LLM extraction plugin for Obsidian (100% offline) (github.com/wessteq)
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  26. Rezzmo – an AI-native communication app with live AI during calls (rezzmo.com)
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  27. Differences Between `Foldl` and `Foldr` (haskell.org)
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  28. Rusty thoughts on "Parse, don't validate" (thegreenplace.net)
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  29. Show HN: Maniac Mansion Reconstructed in 3D from Its Original Screens (github.com/s-macke)
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  30. Apostate: An open-source, verifiable antidetect Chromium fork (github.com/heretic-tech)
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Apostate: An open-source, verifiable antidetect Chromium fork

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48m agoHN ↗

Apostate is a completely free and open-source anti-detect Chromium fork with verifiable builds.

- Matches and in some cases exceeds the stealth capabilities of most commercial offerings - Builds are compiled and released via public GitHub Actions workflows for binary verification. - Designed as a fully open-source, non-commercial alternative to closed-source tools like CloakBrowser.

43m agoHN ↗

looks really good! your limitations are very well documented btw, it gives a really clear picture