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The shadows lurking in the equations

https://gods.art/articles/equation_shadows.html
166•calebm•3h ago•47 comments

Ruby and Its Neighbors: Smalltalk

https://noelrappin.com/blog/2025/11/ruby-and-its-neighbors-smalltalk/
39•jrochkind1•2h ago•11 comments

An eBPF Loophole: Using XDP for Egress Traffic

https://loopholelabs.io/blog/xdp-for-egress-traffic
135•loopholelabs•1d ago•51 comments

Learning from failure to tackle hard problems

https://blog.ml.cmu.edu/2025/10/27/learning-from-failure-to-tackle-extremely-hard-problems/
50•djoldman•5d ago•6 comments

A P2P Vision for QUIC (2024)

https://seemann.io/posts/2024-10-26---p2p-quic/
38•mooreds•3h ago•17 comments

Mr TIFF

https://inventingthefuture.ghost.io/mr-tiff/
890•speckx•18h ago•118 comments

iOS 26.2 to allow third-party app stores in Japan ahead of regulatory deadline

https://www.macrumors.com/2025/11/05/ios-26-2-third-party-app-stores-japan/
214•tosh•5h ago•145 comments

The grim truth behind the Pied Piper (2020)

https://www.bbc.com/travel/article/20200902-the-grim-truth-behind-the-pied-piper
58•Anon84•5h ago•64 comments

SPy: An interpreter and compiler for a fast statically typed variant of Python

https://antocuni.eu/2025/10/29/inside-spy-part-1-motivations-and-goals/
175•og_kalu•6d ago•72 comments

Removing XSLT for a more secure browser

https://developer.chrome.com/docs/web-platform/deprecating-xslt
96•justin-reeves•3h ago•131 comments

Norway reviews cybersecurity after remote-access feature found in Chinese buses

https://scandasia.com/norway-reviews-cybersecurity-after-hidden-remote-access-feature-found-in-ch...
43•dredmorbius•1h ago•17 comments

Ask HN: My family business runs on a 1993-era text-based-UI (TUI). Anybody else?

115•urnicus•3h ago•127 comments

Radiant Computer

https://radiant.computer
111•beardicus•4h ago•83 comments

Carice TC2 – A non-digital electric car

https://www.caricecars.com/
86•RubenvanE•3h ago•76 comments

Microsoft Can't Keep EU Data Safe from US Authorities

https://www.forbes.com/sites/emmawoollacott/2025/07/22/microsoft-cant-keep-eu-data-safe-from-us-a...
103•Mossy9•3h ago•27 comments

UPS plane crashes near Louisville airport

https://avherald.com/h?article=52f5748f&opt=0
299•jnsaff2•18h ago•284 comments

Founder in Residence at Woz (San Francisco)

1•bcollins34•5h ago

RISC-V takes first step toward international ISO/IEC standardization

https://riscv.org/blog/risc-v-jtc1-pas-submitter/
215•jrepinc•6d ago•84 comments

Hypothesis: Property-Based Testing for Python

https://hypothesis.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
189•lwhsiao•14h ago•112 comments

Asus Announces October Availability of ProArt Display 8K PA32KCX

https://press.asus.com/news/press-releases/asus-proart-display-8k-pa32kcx-availability/
136•Roachma•1w ago•222 comments

Parsing Chemistry

https://re.factorcode.org/2025/10/parsing-chemistry.html
37•kencausey•1w ago•13 comments

Bluetui – A TUI for managing Bluetooth on Linux

https://github.com/pythops/bluetui
229•birdculture•18h ago•89 comments

Stack walking: space and time trade-offs

https://maskray.me/blog/2025-10-26-stack-walking-space-and-time-trade-offs
18•ingve•1w ago•0 comments

Apple’s Persona technology uses Gaussian splatting to create 3D facial scans

https://www.cnet.com/tech/computing/apple-talks-to-me-about-vision-pro-personas-where-is-our-virt...
193•dmarcos•6d ago•86 comments

Grayskull: A tiny computer vision library in C for embedded systems, etc.

https://github.com/zserge/grayskull
161•gurjeet•19h ago•13 comments

Moving tables across PostgreSQL instances

https://ananthakumaran.in/2025/11/02/moving-tables-across-postgres-instances.html
60•ananthakumaran•3d ago•3 comments

Intervaltree with Rust Back End

https://github.com/Athe-kunal/intervaltree_rs
39•athekunal•3d ago•11 comments

I’m worried that they put co-pilot in Excel

https://simonwillison.net/2025/Nov/5/brenda/
333•isaacfrond•9h ago•234 comments

Blue Prince (1989)

https://novalis.org/blog/2025-10-27-blue-prince-1989.html
37•luu•1w ago•24 comments

Kosmos: An AI Scientist for Autonomous Discovery

https://arxiv.org/abs/2511.02824
39•belter•3h ago•6 comments
Open in hackernews

'A mass casualty event that could exceed Hiroshima': Yale researcher on Sudan

https://www.cnn.com/2025/11/03/tv/video/amanpour-sudan-nathaniel-raymond-hamid-khalafallah
37•moosedman•2h ago

Comments

SilverElfin•2h ago
Weird how this has received no attention even though it is far worse than anything alleged in the Israel-Gaza conflict. People really are just easily influenced by whatever frequently hits their ears.
moosedman•1h ago
Lots of people including lots of Americans are making a lot of money off of it. https://www.geopoliticalmonitor.com/gold-gulf-and-the-fall-o...
_menelaus•1h ago
I'm not funding this. My politicians aren't slavishly supporting it.
Retric•1h ago
And therefore it’s irrelevant? I’m not sure what you’re trying to convey.
flyinglizard•1h ago
Unfortunately the adage "no jews, no news" has never been more evident.
lm28469•1h ago
This slogan is so obviously fabricated and inorganic...
flyinglizard•1h ago
It's not, and in fact it forms the basis of Hamas' strategy. When they attacked Israel in October 7th, they didn't really think they're going to win, but they were sure that the world would put the leash on Israel after enough Palestinian blood is spilled, and they could go back to normal. They were mostly wrong, this time; but the strategy of hitting and then running for the public opinion for cover has been going on for the last 50 years.
mapt•1h ago
There are a bunch of things leading up to Oct 7. Among them:

Being a decade deep into a tightened border blockade that leaves little hope of a long-term future for Gaza.

Netanyahu's coalition getting more and more aggressive with their rhetoric as far as forcibly annexing what remains of the West Bank, rather than merely annexing small portions every year to house more and more settlers. Repeated open provocations at the Al Aqsa Mosque holy site whenever Netanyahu was feeling politically vulnerable.

The US first unilaterally tearing up a treaty to reimpose crippling sanctions, and later inviting the #2 or #3 (depending on how you count) top-ranked leader of Iran, by far the most popular person in the country, to peace talks and then assassinating him when his plane landed.

The imminent threat of the Abraham Accords, Israel and the US trying to bribe leaders of regional governments into a coalition against Iran and Palestine.

BurningFrog•1h ago
Gaza has been constantly bombing Israel since Israel left it in 2005.

Around 30,000 rockets and mortars over 20 years, killing 50 Israelis and injuring 2000.

This is why Israel has imposed a "tightened border blockade". If Gaza stopped attacking, Israel would live in peace with it.

CapricornNoble•29m ago
>If Gaza stopped attacking, Israel would live in peace with it.

The fate of West Bank Palestinians clearly proves that to be an outright lie.

https://reliefweb.int/report/occupied-palestinian-territory/... Halfway through 2023 at least 156 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli action in the West Bank – more than in the whole of 2022 and the highest yearly total since the end of the second Intifada in 2004. At least 28 children are among those killed and thousands more civilians have been injured.

flyinglizard•20m ago
Practically all non-rocket terror attacks on Israelis originate in the West Bank, so I'm not sure what your point proves. Israel operates in the West Bank daily to prevent those (with considerable success). In the West Bank during 2024 alone, 27 Israelis were murdered and 308 injured. Hardly peaceful coexistence.
flyinglizard•15m ago
You're at best try to sanewash what's going on in Gaza, while the core problem that remains is that many Muslims simply won't accept the existence of Israel. The Jews holding a part of their Umma is simply an insult to their prophet. Hamas, Hezbollah and the Iranian regimes are excellent ambassadors for this view.

The fact we even have figures like Ben Gvir in Israeli politics is a result of reactivity in the Israeli public opinion. Any government that promised peace just brought more death and destruction, so now they're trying the other way.

krembo•1h ago
I agree. No jews, no news. Sourcing thousands of years backwards.
hitarpetar•1h ago
maybe you haven't paid attention, speak for yourself
mapt•1h ago
Maybe one side of the Sudan conflict needs to buy off all our politicians, so that I can pay my taxes and know what fraction of a Sudanese life I just ended.
moosedman•1h ago
Maybe they already did...
potatototoo99•1h ago
What an original comment, you must be very smart. I hope one day you can solve the mystery of this weirdness. Now back to ignoring both conflicts because if my attention is not well divided then it must not be given at all.
noir_lord•1h ago
It has received attention - the ongoing conflict in Sudan has been covered by Reuters and the BBC it hasn't received as much attention as Isreal/Gaza or the Russian Invasion of Ukraine but that's true of any two conflicts one is always going to be "bigger news" than another.
moosedman•1h ago
Yeah, but the massacre in el-Fasher killed more people in 7 days than 2 years in Gaza.
noir_lord•1h ago
But that wasn't the point I was replying to, he said it's received no attention yet if you go to BBC news, Sudan Civil War is its own category on the Africa page.

Now if he'd stated "western media covers broadly equivalent events with similar levels of casualties with a bias towards Europe/Western Countries/Western Allies" then broadly I would agree - African news does tend to take a backseat to events in those regions for likely a whole host of reasons.

They covered El-Fasher as well - https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cgr4qqgdlkjo

spwa4•42m ago
We all know why everyone drags every argument out to justify the scream for "justice" against Jews, yet nobody demands anything when Arab muslims kill the black members of their society ...

Which is double bad since the RSF, the Arab army committing genocide belongs to the same organisation as Hamas does. They are both "descended" from the Muslim brotherhood of Egypt, and receive a LOT of support from Arab countries.

lawn•1h ago
Weird how it's so common for people to bring up Israel in this unrelated conflict. People really just want to find whatever excuse they can to downplay what Israel is doing.

"This other genocide is worse" isn't the amazing insight you think it is.

MangoToupe•1h ago
It's been all over my social media.

> even though it is far worse than anything alleged in the Israel-Gaza conflict.

Hmm. I don't see how this contributes anything, and the two atrocities are linked.

whatever1•1h ago
There are almost half a million Americans living in Israel. In Sudan almost none.

So yes, news about Israel are more engaging in the US.

phpnode•1h ago
This conflict didn’t have such a sudden start as the Ukraine or Gaza wars, it has gradually risen in intensity, becoming more newsworthy along the way
Symmetry•1h ago
That's a good reason to have a subscription to some news organization that covers the world in general, not just to read whatever you see on social media. Certainly The Economist has had a lot of coverage on the situation in Sudan over the last year.
rich_sasha•38m ago
As opposed to Sudan, Israel proper is leading the world in HDI, GDP per capita, innovative economy, basically any statistic of progress you want. Sudan is at the bottom of these lists.

It is one thing to read of atrocities commited in an extremely underdeveloped country and another to hear of even notionally smaller ones in an extremely developed one.

myth_drannon•1h ago
All eyes on Sudan! Where are the protests in front of the mosques and in universities? Those are US weapons that are used to kill!
fractallyte•1h ago
Why the hell is this flagged?

It's the 21st century. Schools, media, politicians, commentators remind us about multiple world wars, millions of "sacrifices" for "freedom". We have technology that was unimaginable to our parents and grandparents.

So what is going on in the world? Who is putting the brakes on human progress?

The UN is an empty shell. Prominent countries which historically created the conditions for endless conflict - let's call them out: the US, Russia, UK, France, China (coincidentally, the five permanent members of the UN Security Council) - are sitting back, diplomatically allowing atrocities and injustices to unfold.

Why is this being allowed to happen?

This isn't even a time to point fingers, assign blame. We need to hold ourselves to the highest ideals.

We already have tens, hundreds, thousands, of talented individuals - graduates from the top universities of the world, who know how to make the world a better place. They understand history, morality, and ethics to an excruciating degree. Where are they? Why are they not in top decision-making positions in governments?

Why are our political structures still struggling with basic competencies? A House of Dynamite was a perfect movie to follow on from Oppenheimer. Scientists created a superweapon; politicians ran with it, and blackmailed the world. It's pathetic and deplorable.

WE NEED TO DO BETTER.

spwa4•45m ago
> The UN is an empty shell

Because sovereign states demanded that it would be an empty shell, and this was accepted because otherwise there would be nothing.

For example, the ICC. Nobody can be convicted by the ICC unless their country allows it. And even that is going too far for essentially all countries, even founding member states like South Africa (who explicitly went against UN treaties they signed to protect Al-Bashir and Putin)