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Perplexity AI loses bid to toss Reddit lawsuit over data scraping

https://www.reuters.com/legal/litigation/perplexity-ai-loses-bid-toss-reddit-lawsuit-over-data-sc...
1•thm•2m ago•0 comments

What makes good magnet programs attractive?

https://www.educationprogress.org/p/what-makes-good-magnet-programs-attractive
1•barry-cotter•6m ago•0 comments

Ask HN: How did your boss's behavior change with the rise of AI?

1•aredirect•8m ago•0 comments

Granola Class Action Lawsuit

https://twitter.com/RobertFreundLaw/status/2083350273758728216
1•freestylematt•9m ago•0 comments

WTF Happened in 1971?

https://wtfhappenedin1971.com/
1•baxtr•10m ago•0 comments

Show HN: Wisp – a Linux shell with Lua scripting and structured pipelines

https://github.com/Hinikaa/wisp
1•hinikaa•10m ago•0 comments

Bloom Filters

https://arpitbhayani.me/blogs/bloom-filters/
1•vishwajeet_thok•12m ago•0 comments

AI doesn't generate working products, that's still your job

https://weeraman.com/the-prototype-isnt-the-product/
2•smckk•14m ago•1 comments

Amgen Reports Breach to SEC

https://databreaches.net/2026/07/31/amgen-reports-breach-to-sec/
1•WaitWaitWha•20m ago•0 comments

How Functional Is Human Tetrachromacy? (Ooqui) [video]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NLC38iB7deE
1•zeristor•22m ago•0 comments

Google plans to exempt sanctioned nations from Android developer verification

https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2026/07/google-plans-to-exempt-sanctioned-nations-from-android-de...
1•01-_-•23m ago•0 comments

Show HN: Habit Dungeon – RPG gamification that helps good habits stick

https://gamifyhabits.app/
1•jackedv•24m ago•1 comments

Solid Queue 1.6.0 now supports fiber workers

https://github.com/rails/solid_queue/releases/tag/v1.6.0
2•earcar•24m ago•0 comments

Silicon Valley loves young founders. Until it doesn't

https://techcrunch.com/2026/07/31/build-in-public-fail-in-public-what-its-like-to-be-a-founder-un...
1•01-_-•25m ago•0 comments

Situated Software (2004)

https://devonzuegel.com/situated-software
1•chr15m•25m ago•1 comments

Ten advances in mathematics and theoretical computer science

https://openai.com/index/ten-advances-in-mathematics/
26•milkshakes•28m ago•2 comments

Is AI Conscious? [video]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DRbZyuY8EN8
1•abc42•35m ago•1 comments

Ats Resume Checker

https://www.apply-tracker.com/en/resume-checker
1•mirnumbing•36m ago•0 comments

The OpenCode default session prompts for plan and edit

https://github.com/anomalyco/opencode/tree/dev/packages/opencode/src/session/prompt
2•walrus01•39m ago•0 comments

Marketing sucks when all you want to do is build."builder's dopamine"

https://www.reddit.com/r/SaaS/comments/1vblhwy/comment/p0z1i6b/
2•absolutedev•41m ago•0 comments

Future euro banknote design proposals

https://www.ecb.europa.eu/euro/banknotes/future_banknotes/html/design-proposals.en.html
2•austinallegro•42m ago•0 comments

Most speed readers break on Japanese, Chinese and Thai

https://www.readkinetic.com/blog/speed-reading-japanese-chinese-thai
1•SamuraiLion•50m ago•0 comments

Show HN: Lightweight, S3-compatible object storage server

https://vaults3.com/
1•open_source_new•50m ago•0 comments

Police in US are using the power of podcasts to crack unsolved murders

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cpw9q0ekd9eo
1•zeristor•51m ago•0 comments

Churchill's Ersatz Meeting with Lincoln's Ghost (2018)

https://richardlangworth.com/lincolns-ghost-churchill-white-house
1•thunderbong•59m ago•0 comments

A migrant surge tests Spain's open policies

https://economist.com/europe/2026/07/31/a-migrant-surge-tests-spains-open-policies
22•andsoitis•1h ago•32 comments

Chinese AI Researchers Are Finding Their Voice on X

https://www.wired.com/story/chinese-ai-researchers-are-finding-their-voice-on-x/
6•joozio•1h ago•0 comments

A big win for Android interoperability

https://www.openhomefoundation.org/blog/a-big-win-for-android-interoperability/
1•saeedesmaili•1h ago•0 comments

Spain Regains Control of Enclave After Migrants Overrun It

https://www.wsj.com/world/europe/spain-rushes-to-control-border-after-tens-of-thousands-of-migran...
3•andsoitis•1h ago•0 comments

GPT has proved nonsofic groups are exist

https://twitter.com/iron_redux/status/2083360414037938609
4•demirbey05•1h ago•0 comments
Open in hackernews

A migrant surge tests Spain's open policies

https://economist.com/europe/2026/07/31/a-migrant-surge-tests-spains-open-policies
22•andsoitis•1h ago

Comments

Almondsetat•46m ago
It's a coordinated hybrid warfare attack. Terrible title. Or are the "migrants" Belarus has been shipping to Poland also a "surge"?
kubb•42m ago
People need convenient excuses to build their inaccurate, personal “reality” and headlines are a perfect medium for that.
itopaloglu83•41m ago
It’s a perpetual cycle feeding of each other.
totetsu•35m ago
It seems that dropping its own boarder enforcement, is a political lever that the Moroccan government sometimes uses in disputes with Spain. Is that what happened here? And these images of a flood of brown migrants, are useful to a lot of consent manufacturing projects, so are getting amplified?
colordrops•41m ago
Yes, a concerted campaign on TikTok and Instagram (hint hint) targeted these people with lies about the consequences of a supreme court ruling on immigration. This happened soon after Spain proposed an EU measure to break association with Israel.
hamper653•41m ago
Why the quotemarks around "migrants"? You think these people aren’t actually migrating from one country to another?
grumple•39m ago
If you watch the videos or interviews with the “migrants”, these are clearly just agitators and looters trying to have a good time by harassing the Spanish. None of them expect to suddenly become Spanish citizens. It’s like flash mobs or organized looting we see in the US organized by social media.
hamper653•35m ago
Are they, or are they not, foreign-born people crossing a border to settle on the other side?
debugnik•33m ago
See my other reply to you, most are in fact not settling.
hamper653•23m ago
They are not staying at least one year in Europe?
debugnik•12m ago
Most have already returned voluntarily!
bertylicious•
rq1•40m ago
It was indeed an attack.

The trains and other public transports to bring these people there were free that day for that specific destination.

lukan•37m ago
Source?
itopaloglu83•35m ago
I think this is a misunderstanding of having free public transportation during certain national holidays, and the perpetrators using such perks.
shevy-java•32m ago
50.000 people all trying to infiltrate a country, can not be a random actionn. That was coordinated.
itopaloglu83•25m ago
I was commenting about the free transportation question.

Regarding how such a flood happen, I don’t know, but someone should investigate it for sure.

Almondsetat•25m ago
Forgive the linked page, but I couldn't quickly find other profiles that posted this, since I don't use twitter

https://xcancel.com/visegrad24/status/2083153767164170326

shevy-java•33m ago
Agreed. This smells like coordinated externally.

Whoever was the main one to have coordinated this should be punished. In case of Finland it was Russia to have coordinated this. In case of Spain, the most logical actor was Morocco. There should be sanctions that are rigidly enforced here. It should also be treated as a military attack against the EU by Morocco, aside from sanctions.

yard2010•12m ago
Please don't get the military involved in this. We have enough bs wars already.
shikck200•41m ago
So immigrants flooded the border, and then noticed they never actually left Africa? What kind of dumb is this?
lukan•39m ago
They were aware, but there were rulings in spain before making it harder to push them back, so with missinformation they assumed once they made it in, they can stay. And then legally travel to europe.
altern8•39m ago
That looked to me more like a coordinated invasion, but OK
shevy-java•34m ago
Spain dropped the ball here, but I can not help but feel that this has been externally coordinated. That 50.000 people suddenly storm the borders is very very unusual - and also suspicious. That required external coordination really. It also required Morocco to be complicit here and the EU policy to just milk out taxpayer's money is not working, when countries such as Morocco sabotage things. Sanctions should be implemented against countries such as Morocco. Note that Finland also had sudden increases in migration; in that case it was easily traced back to Russia - that was easy due to proximity, despite Russia lying and denying this. In case of Spain, Russia is most likely not directly the one to have coordinated this, so one has to ask Morocco whether they have went bananas here. And Spain also has to stop acting naive - there is a reason the other EU countries are pissed off. Italy's response was best, even if populistic in nature - if Spain fails to retain EU policies then it should not be part of the EU.
dosshell•30m ago
> It is also angering the rest of Europe

It is very important to note that you can not leave Ceuta without passport etc. It is not part of Schengen. This is a problem for Ceuta and Spain, and nothing more.

Think about that when you read what your politicians say about the incident. I have seen many lies and false statements the last few days.

The leaders should stand by Spain, not lie to their citizens about the situation to win votes.

23m ago
By your definition a migrant needs to cross borders and successfully settle on the other site. What do you call the people being forced back or stuck in holding facilities and internation camps then?
debugnik•11m ago
I'm talking exclusively about this particular breach. 48000 out of 50000 have returned voluntarily. I don't think that counts as trying, so talking about success is a category error. This was a (deadly) flash mob.
debugnik•35m ago
48000 out of 50000 in Ceuta's breach won't be migrating actually, since they've already returned voluntarily. Most either were agitators or have realised they weren't any better off on the other side.
Almondsetat•23m ago
Until it's proven they want to actually move there, they cannot be called migrants. In fact, 90% of them have gone back to Morocco, so not much permanence to speak of
dtagames•3m ago
Geographically, they're not. Ceuta occupies a tiny corner of Africa. None of these people reached peninsular Spain and they are not migrants fleeing into Europe to live there.
lukan•1m ago
I don't think a ragebait twitter profile counts as a reliable source.
bertylicious•30m ago
You don't happen to have a reliable source for this ludicrous claim?