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The <output> Tag

https://denodell.com/blog/html-best-kept-secret-output-tag
438•todsacerdoti•6h ago•100 comments

Does anyone remember websites?

http://tttthis.com/rememberwebsites.php/
19•lr0•24m ago•12 comments

Hackers leak Qantas data on 5 million customers after ransom deadline passes

https://www.theguardian.com/business/2025/oct/11/hackers-leak-qantas-data-containing-5-million-cu...
59•breve•1h ago•38 comments

Vietnam Airlines Data Breach

https://haveibeenpwned.com/Breach/VietnamAirlines
67•pbd•5h ago•31 comments

AMD and Sony's PS6 chipset aims to rethink the current graphics pipeline

https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2025/10/amd-and-sony-tease-new-chip-architecture-ahead-of-playstat...
193•zdw•10h ago•175 comments

The World Trade Center Under Construction Through Photos, 1966-1979

https://rarehistoricalphotos.com/twin-towers-construction-photographs/
65•kinderjaje•4d ago•19 comments

Windows Subsystem for FreeBSD

https://github.com/BalajeS/WSL-For-FreeBSD
89•rguiscard•7h ago•15 comments

Superpowers: How I'm using coding agents in October 2025

https://blog.fsck.com/2025/10/09/superpowers/
74•Ch00k•7h ago•26 comments

I built physical album cards with NFC tags to teach my son music discovery

https://fulghum.io/album-cards
458•jordanf•18h ago•151 comments

Daniel Kahneman opted for assisted suicide in Switzerland

https://www.bluewin.ch/en/entertainment/nobel-prize-winner-opts-for-suicide-in-switzerland-261946...
298•kvam•6h ago•254 comments

(Re)Introducing the Pebble Appstore

https://ericmigi.com/blog/re-introducing-the-pebble-appstore/
212•duck•17h ago•37 comments

AV2 video codec delivers 30% lower bitrate than AV1, final spec due in late 2025

https://videocardz.com/newz/av2-video-codec-delivers-30-lower-bitrate-than-av1-final-spec-due-in-...
170•ksec•6h ago•98 comments

How hard do you have to hit a chicken to cook it? (2020)

https://james-simon.github.io/blog/chicken-cooking/
124•jxmorris12•13h ago•74 comments

A Quiet Change to RSA

https://www.johndcook.com/blog/2025/10/06/a-quiet-change-to-rsa/
18•ibobev•4d ago•7 comments

Learn Turbo Pascal – a video series originally released on VHS

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UOtonwG3DXM
52•AlexeyBrin•3h ago•14 comments

Let's Take Esoteric Programming Languages Seriously

https://feelingof.com/episodes/078/
38•strombolini•3d ago•11 comments

Tangled, a Git collaboration platform built on atproto

https://blog.tangled.org/intro
246•mjbellantoni•17h ago•64 comments

Intelligent Search in Rails with Typesense

https://avohq.io/blog/intelligent-search-in-rails-with-typesense
45•adrianthedev•3d ago•5 comments

Programming in the Sun: A Year with the Daylight Computer

https://wickstrom.tech/2025-10-10-programming-in-the-sun-a-year-with-the-daylight-computer.html
119•ghuntley•15h ago•37 comments

Synthetic aperture radar autofocus and calibration

https://hforsten.com/synthetic-aperture-radar-autofocus-and-calibration.html
132•nbernard•3d ago•7 comments

Does our “need for speed” make our wi-fi suck?

https://orb.net/blog/does-speed-make-wifi-suck
220•jamies•20h ago•259 comments

A Library for Fish Sounds

https://nautil.us/a-library-for-fish-sounds-1239697/
4•pistolpete5•4d ago•0 comments

Show HN: I invented a new generative model and got accepted to ICLR

https://discrete-distribution-networks.github.io/
596•diyer22•1d ago•78 comments

Show HN: Semantic search over the National Gallery of Art

https://nga.demo.mixedbread.com/
128•breadislove•18h ago•32 comments

The Orphan Tsunami of 1700 [pdf]

https://pubs.usgs.gov/pp/pp1707/pp1707.pdf
9•oliverkwebb•2d ago•1 comments

Tech megacaps lose $770B in value as Nasdaq suffers steepest drop since April

https://www.cnbc.com/2025/10/10/tech-megacaps-market-cap-mag-7.html
7•rntn•33m ago•5 comments

Show HN: A Digital Twin of my coffee roaster that runs in the browser

https://autoroaster.com/
116•jvkoch•4d ago•32 comments

Lánczos Interpolation Explained (2022)

https://mazzo.li/posts/lanczos.html
143•tobr•6d ago•13 comments

Automated code reviews via mutation testing

https://github.com/mbj/mutant
22•mooreds•4d ago•5 comments

OpenGL: Mesh shaders in the current year

https://www.supergoodcode.com/mesh-shaders-in-the-current-year/
162•pjmlp•1d ago•118 comments
Open in hackernews

Let's Take Esoteric Programming Languages Seriously

https://feelingof.com/episodes/078/
38•strombolini•3d ago

Comments

brudgers•3d ago
Link to the paper, https://arxiv.org/pdf/2505.15327v1
tobr•3h ago
Yes. This is a very good podcast. Give it a chance.
oddthink•1h ago
I'm sorry, it's a really inefficient format. I don't want to sit and listen for two hours to what's most likely half an hour of content by reading. Just write down what you have to say already!

I guess you could do double-speed, but I find that somehow stressful.

Edit: I just read the paper. It took me 21 minutes. It's not long, only 11 pages.

nicoburns•1h ago
I don't particularly like the podcast format either, but it's not inherently less efficient. You can potentially do other tasks while listening to one which would be difficult while reading. I personally find it difficult to concentrate on the content of the podcast when I do this (I don't take in information well from auditory sources), but others don't (and some actually find it hard to remember things they read).
distances•1h ago
Same for me. I only can listen to podcasts when I'm folding laundry, and my laundry folding needs are limited so it takes ages to get through a single episode.
rkomorn•1h ago
Maybe get into ironing before folding?
distances•57m ago
That would definitely help with the podcast progression!
dubya•28m ago
I sympathize, but just happened to listen to this episode over several days. The discussion actually adds a lot to the paper, and they seem very qualified to critique it. One of the guests(?) has written several esolangs. There must be a way to generate a transcript.

Slight spoiler: they have lots of criticisms of the paper.

kragen•22m ago
Maybe whisper.cpp? Is there a better alternative currently?
RHSeeger•4m ago
I really enjoy listening to people talk about things. I get the same enjoyment out of talk radio and any news radio that is editorialized. I enjoy lots of shows on the various NPR member stations.

This format isn't inefficient, you're just judging it based having a different goal than it does.

neuroelectron•1h ago
Fractran is great for emulating quantum computers on classical hardware.