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Bisq Decentralized Bitcoin

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1•RyanShook•5m ago•0 comments

Show HN: Virtual Protest Protocol – Scaling activism via 50-person cells

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Run Claude in a Podman Container

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Harness engineering: leveraging Codex in an agent-first world

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The Museum of Abandoned Ideas

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The original proposal of the WWW, HTMLized

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Half of Jury Pool in Musk Trial Tossed After 'So Many' Said They 'Hate' Him

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5•Betelbuddy•15m ago•1 comments

Chris Lattner: Claude C Compiler

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1•de_aztec•15m ago•0 comments

China is running the EV playbook on humanoid robots – and it's working

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1•birdculture•19m ago•0 comments

Accenture tells staffers: If you want a promotion, use AI at work

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1•Brajeshwar•19m ago•0 comments

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I built a tool that tells you NOT to build your startup idea – DontBuild.It

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A Comprehensive Analysis of Hazardous Additives in Headphones

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Keeping Google Play and Android app ecosystems safe in 2025

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Firefox removes the support for Windows 7 users

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How KIP-881 and KIP-392 Reduce Inter-AZ Networking Costs in Classic Kafka

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Test

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1•anconia•43m ago•1 comments
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Over 80% of 16 to 24-year-olds would vote to rejoin the EU

https://www.itv.com/news/2026-02-19/over-80-of-16-to-24-year-olds-would-vote-to-rejoin-the-eu-itv-poll-finds
40•saubeidl•1h ago

Comments

denuoweb•1h ago
source: a UK public service broadcaster poll........
saubeidl•1h ago
Which is probably the gold standard for polling the UK Public. Not sure what you're trying to say?
hermanzegerman•22m ago
That he is a big brain, who only gets his information from real unbiased news sources like X and Telegram
tonyedgecombe•44m ago
ITV is a commercial broadcaster.
denuoweb•3m ago
ITV is a "public service broadcaster" but what do you really know.
tonyedgecombe•43m ago
No surprise, you had to be over the age of 39 before you were more likely to vote for Brexit.

By the time we got around to implementing it enough old people had died off that the vote would have gone the other way already.

jjgreen•27m ago
The Brexit-induced impoverishment of UK will inevitably lead to a reduction in the scope of the NHS and so kill off its supporters. So Brexit is kind-of self healing.
saubeidl•21m ago
It's only self-healing if they actually manage to rejoin...
citrin_ru•13m ago
Generation of boomers accumulated lots of wealth, mostly thanks to house prices skyrocketing during their lifetime. Not all but many old people can afford private healthcare. Younger people need NHS more.
mcc1ane•40m ago
The cohort least likely to vote.
Schmerika•38m ago
And the cohort most likely to vote well when they do.

The 18 year olds who vote less but vote for good parties are doing good, overall. The 60 year olds voting Tory their whole lives - not so much.

It's very easy to blame the young for all the problems earlier generations created and exacerbated. Not too wise though.

nicoburns•15m ago
Yes, although there was notably a much higher turnout from this cohort in the elections when Jeremy Corbyn was labour party leader (although still lower turnout than other age demographics). I'd expect a similar effect for Zack Polanski in the next election.
constantcrying•18m ago
Seems very unsurprising. Britain is doing even worse then the EU and could stand to benefit from EU wealth transfer programs.

Also, we should not forget that the main argument for leaving was to stop migrants from infesting the place even more, but it has been pretty clear that this is going to happen with or without the EU. Might as well take the money then.

cedws•18m ago
I was too young to vote in the referendum. I’m incredibly angry about having lost freedom of movement. If the UK by some miracle rejoins the EU I will make the jump to Europe the very same day. Still looking for a way out in the meantime.

The UK just keeps kicking young people down. The boomers voting against our interests are whipping us into working to pay for their triple locked pensions.

casenmgreen•12m ago
I tried to vote, by post, as I lived in the EU.

The ballot paper arrived the day before the vote.

It was impossible to return it in time, and indeed, when I checked, my vote had arrived too late and was not counted.

cedws•8m ago
This kind of thing makes me so cynical about democracy.
jimmydoe•17m ago
Many may change position when they grow up

Also young people always blame last gen for whatever, so expects -8 ~ 0 years old would vote for exit again…

Upvoter33•15m ago
Pretty dismissive ("when they grow up") of the group of people in the 16-24 year old range. These are not children; most of that group is 18 and over. You imply noise but there is clearly some signal in this result.
mikkupikku•8m ago
How old are you now, and how much of what you believe now is the same as when you were 16-24? It shouldn't be controversial to say that young people are brimming with idealism while being low on experience.

FWIW I think Brexit was dumb but I never felt strongly about any of it because it doesn't effect me in any way. I'm not saying their views on Brexit specifically are likely to change.

citrin_ru•16m ago
65+ is the only age group in which >50% still believe Brexit was a good choice.
HPsquared•5m ago
The UK is such a trap for professionals. It's one of the worst places in the developed world for living standards of white-collar professionals, except a tiny slice of finance workers in London. Especially bad for engineers, and has been for a long time.