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These are links that I clicked upvote on on the previous day, either because they were good or to save for later reading:

• There is no 'printf' (comments)
• How to design in every language at once (comments)
• The Seven Rules of the Metaverse (comments)
• Show HN: Web component – Keyboard shortcuts interface for websites (comments)
• Beyond Smart (comments)
• Major Linux Problems on the Desktop, 2021 edition (comments)
• Yue – A library for creating native cross-platform GUI apps (comments)
• NPM package ‘ua-parser-JS’ with more than 7M weekly download is compromised (comments)
• Internet Communities: Otters vs. Possums (2017) (comments)
• SuDump: Exploiting suid binaries through the kernel (comments)
• JavaScript Algorithms and Data Structures (2018) (comments)
• Trump's new platform and the Affero General Public License of Mastodon (comments)
• Governments turn tables on ransomware gang REvil by pushing it offline (comments)
• YouTube is about to pull its apps from Roku (comments)
• Google takes two-to-four times as much as the fees charged by rival ad networks (comments)
• Vinyl records are now outselling CDs (comments)
• The age of machine learning as code has arrived (comments)
• Predicting stock market returns from news photos (comments)
• Satellite IoT dreams are crashing into reality (comments)
• What do people want in a co-founder? (comments)
• Magit, the magical Git interface (2017) (comments)
• John Carmack pushes out unlocked OS for defunct Oculus Go headset (comments)
• Ask HN: Best way to host a website for 500 years? (comments)
• About that time I had an outburst during the Y Combinator Interview (comments)
• 78% of the Web Powered by PHP (comments)
• A Meta-Scientific Perspective on Thinking: Fast and Slow (2020) (comments)
• Explaining top(1) on FreeBSD (comments)
• People who jump to conclusions show other kinds of thinking errors (comments)
• Functors, Applicatives, and Monads in Pictures (2013) (comments)
• Facts every web dev should know before they burn out and turn to painting (comments)
• A pig kidney has been successfully transplanted into a human for the first time (comments)
• Goto (2007) (comments)
• Willingness to look stupid (comments)
• Hypertext Tools from the 80s (comments)
• U.S. tightens export controls on items used in surveillance of private citizens (comments)
• Apple M1 Max Geekbench Score (comments)
• Playstation 3 Architecture (comments)
• The tight-knit time zone data maintenance community (comments)
• Penguin is no longer the owner of the copyright to The Tao of Pooh (comments)
• Fable is a compiler that brings F# into the JavaScript ecosystem (comments)
• Five things we still don’t know about water (comments)
• Version Control for Structure Editing (comments)
• You shouldn't invoke setup.py directly (comments)
• Facebook Settles with U.S. Gov over Improperly Reserving Jobs for Immigrants (comments)
• Study: Recycled Lithium Batteries as Good as Newly Mined (comments)
• How to Create a SaaS and Compete with the Big Players as a Solo Founder (comments)
• High schoolers are training to drive 18-wheelers amid shortage of truck drivers (comments)
• Former Netflix executive convicted of receiving bribes from contractors (comments)
• Why I Hate Frameworks (2005) (comments)
• Function pipelines: Building functional programming into PostgreSQL (comments)
• AWS is playing chess, Cloudflare is playing Go (comments)
• Show HN: Simple access to your music from the web (comments)
• How to get back into a hacked Facebook account (comments)
• Train riders held up phones as woman was raped, police say (comments)
• Apple’s new M1 Pro and M1 Max processors (comments)
• Design for Yourself (Sometimes) (comments)
• Human History Gets a Rewrite (comments)
• I once killed a $125M deal by being “too honest” (comments)
• The SaaS Metrics That Matter (comments)
• Cognitive Warfare Project (comments)
• Show HN: Simpler access to your music from the web that looks nice (comments)
• Big Ball of Mud (1999) (comments)
• What does Google think minimum wage is? (comments)
• Was Google Earth Stolen? (comments)
• Hacker steals government ID database for Argentina's entire population (comments)
• Web Browser Engineering (comments)
• Spork: Peer-to-peer socket magic in the air (comments)
• How the brain navigates cities (comments)
• Raspberry Pi Build HAT – Controls Lego Technic motors and sensors (comments)
• A framework for grading your performance on programming interview problems (comments)
• Deleting an S3 Bucket Costs Money (comments)
• Cue: A new language for data validation (comments)
• Is it time to rewrite the Operating System in Rust? (2018) [video] (comments)
• Airbnb removes 80% of advertisements in Amsterdam after registration obligation (comments)
• Awesome-loginless: internet services that don't require registrations (comments)
• Issues we've encountered while building a Kafka based data processing pipeline (comments)
• How Time Series Databases Work, and Where They Don’t (comments)
• L0phtCrack Is Now Open Source (comments)
• Privacy Redirect: Redirects browser requests to privacy-friendly alternatives (comments)
• What software engineers should know about search (2017) (comments)
• Why not “Why not WireGuard?” (2020) (comments)
• NixOS on Framework Laptop (comments)
• A New Search Engine That Doesn’t Rank Sites Based on Their Authority (comments)
• Dislike button would improve Spotify's recommendations (comments)
• Alan Kay on the context and catalysts of personal computing (comments)
• It's been 42 years since 'The Hitchhiker's Guide' answered the ultimate question (comments)
• Techmap: Find companies using technologies you love (comments)
• HTTP is obsolete – it's time for the distributed, permanent web (2015) (comments)
• A 100 MHz Pin-Compatible 6502 Replacement (comments)
• Facebook is researching AI systems that see, hear, remember everything you do (comments)

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