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1.		Federal judge: Border searches of cell phones require a warrant (eff.org)
		981 points by panarky 18 hours ago \| 28 comments
2.		JMAP – a modern email open standard (jmap.io)
		936 points by tambourine_man 21 hours ago \| 43 comments
3.		I criticized Amazon’s policies in a blog – their lawyers have subpoenaed me (twitter.com)
		876 points by graeme 21 hours ago \| 48 comments
4.		Show HN: I open sourced the QR designer from my failed startup (github.com)
		613 points by koch 21 hours ago \| 19 comments
5.		Hacking my “smart” toothbrush (kuenzi.dev)
		554 points by PikelEmi 20 hours ago \| 34 comments
6.		Ask HN: Is it just me or GPT-4's quality has significantly deteriorated lately?
		550 points by behnamoh 11 hours ago \| 120 comments
7.		Plane: Open-Source Alternative to Jira (github.com)
		543 points by viharkurama 19 hours ago \| 45 comments
8.		Nvidia DGX GH200: 100 Terabyte GPU Memory System (developer.nvidia.com)
		458 points by MacsHeadroom 14 hours ago \| 27 comments
9.		Rarbg Is No More (web.archive.org)
		447 points by 0___0 4 hours ago \| 52 comments
10.		Ask HN: Where have you found community outside of work?
		426 points by plemer 20 hours ago \| 197 comments
11.		I try to answer “how to become a systems engineer” (rachelbythebay.com)
		267 points by picture 14 hours ago \| 31 comments
12.		Noncompete clauses violate labor law, NLRB lawyer says (wsj.com)
		262 points by mirthlessend 16 hours ago \| 24 comments
13.		Lyft’s plan to take control of its maps and its future (lyft.com)
		246 points by edward 22 hours ago \| 22 comments
14.		Lawyer cited 6 fake cases made up by ChatGPT; judge calls it “unprecedented” (arstechnica.com)
		214 points by umilegenio 18 hours ago \| 29 comments
15.		The role of cat eye narrowing movements in cat–human communication (2020) (nature.com)
		214 points by bookofjoe 16 hours ago \| 15 comments
16.		Less than 168 hours since Photoshop dropped the new “Generative Fill” feature (twitter.com)
		212 points by olalonde 7 hours ago \| 22 comments
17.		Databricks acquires serverless Postgres vendor bit.io (databricks.com)
		207 points by aejae 22 hours ago \| 24 comments
18.		Modern CPUs have a backstage cast (devever.net)
		206 points by hlandau 21 hours ago \| 13 comments
19.		WASIX, the Superset of WASI Supporting Threads, Processes and Sockets (wasmer.io)
		203 points by the_duke 23 hours ago \| 24 comments
20.		Molly White Tracks Crypto Scams. It’s Going Just Great (wired.co.uk)
		198 points by samwillis 20 hours ago \| 17 comments
21.		Who owns this camera, Nikon? Me or you? [video] (youtube.com)
		198 points by josephcsible 17 hours ago \| 20 comments
22.		Ask HN: What's the best self hosted/local alternative to GPT-4?
		188 points by surrTurr 1 hour ago \| 41 comments
23.		A Mechanistic Interpretability Analysis of Grokking (alignmentforum.org)
		188 points by og_kalu 15 hours ago \| 14 comments
24.		Albert Camus (plato.stanford.edu)
		186 points by guerrilla 21 hours ago \| 19 comments
25.		React is 10 years old (twitter.com)
		183 points by ggregoire 23 hours ago \| 26 comments
26.		Why F# evangelism isn't working (2015) (ericsink.com)
		179 points by luu 15 hours ago \| 25 comments
27.		WebRTC support being added to FFmpeg (github.com)
		176 points by Sean-Der 18 hours ago \| 11 comments
28.		UseHooks – A Collection of Server Component Safe React Hooks (usehooks.com)
		174 points by benadam11 19 hours ago \| 11 comments
29.		IRS can get financial info of third parties without notice to third parties [pdf] (supremecourt.gov)
		167 points by WaitWaitWha 16 hours ago \| 14 comments
30.		Zeal is an offline documentation browser for software developers (zealdocs.org)
		166 points by distcs 6 hours ago \| 26 comments
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