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Ask HN: Why are all posts about David Koch's death being flagged on HN?
How to return to the flow faster
Amazon is reportedly listing thousands of unsafe or banned products
Bad news? Space travel will mess with your gut bacteria
Why Are So Many Developers Hating on Object-Oriented Programming?
Mobile NixOS: The Present and the Future
Major book publishers sue Amazon’s Audible over new speech-to-text feature
The difference between isolation levels and consistency levels
Deconstructing Google’s excuses on tracking protection
BuildZoom (YC W13) is hiring – help us make remodeling cheaper
C preprocessor tricks, tips, and idioms (2015)
Go Scan 3D – Handheld 3D Scanner
The best wireless earbuds to buy in 2019
This scarily accurate blood test knows if you’re going to die in the next decade
In effect, Seattle is decriminalizing the use of hard drugs
FAA asks public not to attach guns, bombs, or flamethrowers to drones
How to keep spam from invading your Google Calendar
Google Doesn’t Want Staff Debating Politics at Work Anymore
Uber’s $1-per-ride ‘safe rides fee’ had nothing to do with safety
Show HN: SponsorBlock – Skip sponsorship segments of YouTube videos
Amazon fires: Brazil threatened over EU trade deal
Google spooks employee activists with new guidelines for political speech at work
Facebook’s emails reveal Cambridge Analytica complaints started months earlier than originally claimed
Porsche shows off the interior of its first EV ahead of September 4th reveal
China’s assault on Cathay Pacific
Amazon has proven unable or unwilling to effectively police third-party sellers
Bulls E-Stream EVO FS 2 27.5 Plus Review: Conquer tarmac and dirt with equal ease
Cooling a house without air conditioning
Testing Robustness Against Unforeseen Adversaries
Popeyes Chicken Sandwich Is an Economic Indicator
Why do critics hate Netflix's movies?
Phone Companies Ink Deal With All 50 States And D.C. To Combat Robocalls
Got a burning desire for a Hololens 2.0? Microsoft insists its math coprocessor won't be too hot for headgear
Complex quantum teleportation achieved for the first time
Rust GUI ecosystem overview
WIRED Book Club: We're reading Factfulness, by Hans Rosling
Friday briefing: The UK must ditch its cars to meet vital emissions targets
Join us at MCubed to find out how machine learning can fight fraudsters, cut pager noise, and much more
Japanese architects who treated buildings like living organisms
Raising the retirement age to 75 won't fix the UK's pension problem
The hottest startups in Barcelona
The hottest startups in Stockholm
Why the Amazon's vast wildfires are really bad news for the planet
Kegan's Theory of the Evolution of Consciousness
Show HN: CLI tool for saving web pages as a single file
Caviar was a free bar snack
India’s Chandrayaaan-2 lunar lander sent back a gorgeous photo of the moon
The New Treasures of Pompeii
A rich and joyous book about pigeons
OpenGPT-2: We Replicated GPT-2 Because You Can Too
Next-gen wearables will analyze your sweat, and UC Berkeley has prototypes
The (actually good) deals in Amazon's end of summer sale
Electric vehicles won't help UK meet emissions targets: Time to get out and walk, warn MPs
CyberChef – Cyber Swiss Army Knife
A Guide to Magnetorquers for Satellites
Don't trust Facebook's Libra cryptocurrency, boffins warn: Zuck & Co know that hash is king
Thursday briefing: Microplastics in water aren't a significant human health risk
The hottest startups in Paris
The hottest startups in Amsterdam
All the pros and cons of the UK scrapping the HS2 rail link
Jofra Archer's 96mph bowling action is the ultimate in sporting efficiency
Philisophical Russian-built robot is headed to the International Space Station
The UK losing its measles-free status isn't just about anti-vaxxers
Moore's Law isn't dead, chip boffin declares – we need it to keep chugging along for the sake of AI
China's hackers are ransacking databases for your health data
Wednesday briefing: Wildfires tear through the Brazilian Amazon
The hottest startups in Tel Aviv
The hottest startups in Lisbon
The unprecedented iPhone jailbreak is a huge deal for Apple
NASA confirms it’s heading to Europa in the 2020s to unlock its icy secrets
Elon Musk likes Newt Gingrich’s $2 billion moon base prize
Move over Spot. There’s a new robo-dog on the block — and it’s waterproof
India’s lunar mission just got one giant leap closer to the moon
Autonomous robot deliveries are coming to 100 university campuses in the U.S.
Raw power? More like core power: How and why you need to accelerate AI, at the edge and in the backend
Tuesday briefing: Twitter and Facebook remove Chinese propaganda accounts
The hottest startups in Dublin
The hottest startups in Helsinki
Playing The Witcher III on Nintendo's Switch is incredible
Feeding the 11 billion: the small Dutch town ending our food crisis
On the fence about buying solar panels? Tesla now offers them for rent
Bernie Sanders calls for a ban on police use of facial recognition
Wreckage, reefs, and robots: The high-tech quest to find Amelia Earhart’s plane
Monday briefing: Iceland mourns its lost glacier
Can Amazon's AI really detect fear? Plus: Fresh deepfake video freaks everyone out again
The hottest startups in London
UK shops stockpiling for a no-deal Brexit don't stand a chance
What's the best vegan burger in the UK? A pro chef gives his verdict
Monzo review: an elegant way to manage your money
Starman on Tesla Roadster makes first orbit around sun, braces for loneliness
Parker Solar Probe makes a second orbit of the sun, captures solar wind on video
Hubble captures a beautiful cosmic jellyfish made of glowing gas
NASA’s satellite projects will study the sun using solar sailing
SpaceIL’s crashed lander may have sent thousands of tardigrades to the moon
The black hole at the center of our galaxy is flaring and no one knows why
The hottest startups in Berlin
Eric Geusz: Apple engineer by day, spaceship designer by night
Awesome Tech You Can’t Buy Yet: Racing drones and robotic ping pong trainers
The best films of 2019 (so far)
Unsolicited Dog Pics is the one Twitter account you want sliding into your DMs
How the new breakthrough Ebola cure works
Pregnant Twitch stars are forced to choose between family and fans
The best dash cams for any budget in 2019
NASA wants to send two more missions to Mars to collect rock samples
NASA selects landing site candidates for OSIRIS-Rex to sample asteroid Bennu
Mars 2020 rover now has a rotating array of drill bits for sampling Martian rock
Why on Earth would Donald Trump want to buy Greenland?
The practical ways to reduce your carbon footprint (that actually work)
Snapchat's Spectacles still don't make any sense
Why do critics hate Netflix movies so much?
Artificial tree promises to suck up as much air pollution as a small forest
DeepMind's plan to solve science's trickiest problem
UK.gov has £12m to help kick-start quantum techs that could be 'adopted at scale' – which is pretty niche, if we're honest
The best DNA tests for 2019
Friday briefing: ICO to investigate mass facial recognition at King's Cross Central
The foods you'll really need to stockpile for a no-deal Brexit
New Zealand's crypto salary plan is a big win for Facebook Libra
These pills are meant to cure your comedown. Science begs to differ
'Deeply concerned' UK privacy watchdog thrusts probe into King's Cross face-recognizing snoop cam brouhaha
Truckers, prepare to lose your jobs as UPS buys into self-driving tech
'Hey Google, remind Greg the locks have been changed, and he should find a new place to live. Maybe ask his mistress?'
Ohio state's top legal eagle just made it harder for the FBI, ICE, cops to snoop around its DMV DB for people's faces
Astro the dog-inspired quadruped robot can sit, lie down, and… learn?
UPS partners with TuSimple to test self-driving semi-trucks
The U.S. Army is developing A.I. missiles that can choose their own targets
If bigger seats and nicer nosh in British Airways' First Class still aren't enough, would sir like to wear some VR goggles?
The UK is finally fixing its big problem with digital inclusion
Thursday briefing: A million fingerprints exposed online by biometric security firm
It's time to forcibly reform big tech
Why your train fares will never stop increasing
WeWork filed its IPO homework. So we had a look at its small print and... yowser. What has El Reg got itself into?
J'accuse! Amazon's Rekognition reckons 1 in 5 Californian lawmakers are crims in ACLU test
How Yahoo's prudish policies pushed Tumblr into obscurity
These neat wireless headphones have a ridiculous 4-day battery life
It's official – Google AI gives you cancer ...diagnosis in real time: Neural net can spot breast, prostate tumors
Yet another reminder: When a tech giant says its AI listens to you, it means humans listen to you. Right, Facebook?
Cryptocurrency lovers slip US watchdog $7m to make claims of ripping off investors, other rule breaking simply vanish
Arrow? More like Boomerang, amirite? Computacenter buys back tech disposal biz it disposed of
£250m fund for NHS artificial intelligence laboratory slammed as tech for tech's sake
Microsoft blacklisted TSO Host's email IPs from Hotmail, Outlook inboxes and no one seems to care
Trying to get your head around today’s machine-learning frameworks and tools? Our lineup of experts are here to help
Reminder: When a tech giant says it listens to your audio recordings to improve its AI, it means humans are listening. Right, Skype? Cortana?
Even tech giants find themselves telling folk not to use default passwords on Internet of S**t kit
Apple: Ok, ok, we'll stop listening in on your Siri conversations. For now, but maybe in the future
Take two cornerstones of British life, booze and queues, then squirt them with face scans: AI Bar
Apple techies analyzing Siri recordings may have heard you unzipping and bonking – plus more
Can't dance? That's no excuse. Let a robot do it for you at this 'forced exoskeleton rave'
UK digital network Openreach takes 15 electric vans for a spin
GM Cruise holds off on self-driving taxis for this year, says it needs more testing time to be safe
Phuck off, phishers! JPMorgan Chase crafts AI to sniff out malware menacing staff networks
UK cops blasted over 'disproportionate' slurp of years of data from crime victims' phones
Silly money: Before you chuck your chequebook away, triple-check that super-handy digital coin
Microsoft bungs a billion bucks at biz developing AI that will take our jobs 'for the benefit of all'
Pair programming? That's so 2017. Try out this deep-learning AI bot that autocompletes lines of source code for you
It's a facial-recognition bonanza: Oakland bans it, activists track it, and pics taken from dating-site OkCupid feed it
Literally braking news: Two people hurt as not one but two self-driving space-age buses go awry
You'll never guess what US mad lads Throwflame have strapped to a drone (clue: it does exactly what it says on the tin)
You totally need VMs to do AI, nods VMware as Bitfusion dissolves in its vSphere of influence
Arrested development: Cops dump Amazon's facial-recognition API after struggling to make the thing work properly
We don't mean to poo-poo this, but... The Internet of S**t has literally arrived thanks to Pampers smart diapers
Elon Musk's new idea is to hook your noggin up to an AI – but is he just insane about the brain?
Don't give it away, give it away, give it away now, bot busting biz tells reCAPTCHA data serfs
Well I'm looking to AI to save me, looking 'cos it's my design: Could you make my drone learn to fly hybrid?
Dear chip designers: It will no longer cost you an Arm and a leg to use these CPU cores (well, not at first, anyway...)
Amazon's bugging of homes has German boffins worried that Alexa may be an outlaw
AI solves Rubik's Cube in 1.2 seconds (that's three times slower than a non-AI algorithm)
Facebook's Libra is a terrorist's best friend, thunders US Treasury: Crypto-coins dubbed 'national security risk'
Good luck deleting someone's private info from a trained neural network – it's likely to bork the whole thing
Gamers get a chance to battle an AI on the QT. Plus: Robo-marines, and fisticuffs over facial recognition in Detroit
Congrats, Nvidia and Google: You're still the best (out of five) at training neural networks
Microsoft tells resellers: 'We listened to you, and we have acted' (PS: Plz keep making us money)
Loose tongues and oily seamen: Lost in machine translation yet again
Will you be inspired by Inspire? If Microsoft's Slack-for-suits Teams is your cup of tea, perhaps
Microsoft giveth and Microsoft taketh away: Partner boss explains yanking of free licences
Microsoft middlemen rebel against removal of free software licences
Who left a database of emails, credit cards, plain-text passwords, and more open to the web this week? Tech Data, come on down!
Ready with the 'welcome neighbour' fruitbasket, retailers? Amazon opens Manchester pop-up shop
Police ICT Company kills £500m procurement, no longer wants one box shifter to rule them all
Europe's home PC buyers reach for their collective smartphone, sigh: We don't need a new desktop. This is a computer, right?
No Court of Appeal for you! Judges uphold Aria PC firm VAT fraud ruling
Quadsys exec who hacked rival firm's database in 2016 convicted of assault
Look what the Softcat dragged in: Revenues grow 21% as UK reseller refuses to blink at Brexit
Carphone Warehouse fined £29m for mis-selling mobile insurance to punters who didn't need it
Product. Reselling. Lives. Computacenter sales fly due to product, not services
Apple reseller Solutions Inc pulls down shutters, calls in administrators
Brit security services firm SecureData sold to France's Orange for an undisclosed sum
Hard Brexit, soft Brexit, deal or no deal: Doesn't matter – all integrator CGI sees is dollar signs
Brexit? Now that it's raining more than ever, know we're OK at Computacenter
DXC Technology bids $2bn for Swiss big cheese Luxoft
Dixons Carphone smarting from £440m loss as it writes down goodwill on mobile biz
UKFast mulls putting IPO on ice due to six little letters: BREXIT
Black Friday? Yes, tech vendors might be feeling a bit glum looking at numbers for the UK
Brit tech buys frozen, but CGI can't wait to get integrating all those post-Brexit systems
UK computer dealer Aria PC loses £750k VAT fraud appeal attempt in THAT case
Computacenter shares crash by a fifth as sales shrink... Nope, it's not Brexit
Softcat warns of Brexit cloud forming over UK tech, vows: If prices rise, we'll pass them on...
The march of Amazon Business has resellers quaking in their booties
HP Ink CEO: That $550m Apogee buy was to stop rivals slurping it
The good news: PC sales went up a little worldwide, say Gartner crystal-ball-gazers
Phew! Digital ad revenues to save Amazon's business model – analyst
SoftwareONE goes Comparex: When one Microsoft reseller giant buys another
Brit outfit IT Lab snaps up Office 365 and SharePoint pro Content and Code
Windows 10 transition props up business box revenues in Western Europe
Euro reseller giant Computacenter gobbles US-based FusionStorm
Dell EMC plucks Tech Data distie man Tomlin to run UK channels
Computacenter goes Dutch, picks up Misco's Netherlands biz
There is still gold to be had in the world of Microsoft resellers
Quantiq slurps asset of Profile Enterprise Solutions
Can, can, can you buy it, CANCOM? Brexit's made it cheap(er), man: Firm inks OCSL deal
HP Ink splashes out on Brit print provider Apogee
Atos to hoover up US tech buzzword biz Syntel for $3.4bn
Distie bosses tuck 7-figure settlement into Cisco's top pocket
CEO of comms tech biz Daisy splits as sale and IPO talks off the table
HMRC: Aria PC's £2m MSN Messenger deals bonanza was VAT fraud
BlackBerry CEO: We need help from the channel to grow
Shiny new Capita boss to UK.gov: I know you are but what am I?
Brit reseller Aria PC mounts appeal against £750k taxman VAT fiddle ruling
Recycling tech biz bosses get years for VAT fraud, money laundering
Capita reports pre-tax LOSS of £515m for 2017