April 2025 Archive
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Show HN: SwiftHive – A Swift Package Registry for Faster Builds (swifthive.l18.dev)
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Judge calls out OpenAI's "straw man" argument in New York Times copyright suit (arstechnica.com)
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South Korea Is Over – Population Bomb [video] (youtube.com)
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It's faster for our designer to change code than file a ticket (datable.io)
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Thunderstorms trigger catastrophic flooding across the middle of the US (cnn.com)
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International PhD students make emergency plans in fear of US immigration raids (nature.com)
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Musk's less than original measures: Developing the ideas of his grandfather (english.elpais.com)
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Elon Musk wants control of a public beach (kut.org)
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NIH scientists have a cancer breakthrough. Layoffs are delaying it (washingtonpost.com)
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Critical Vulnerability Found in Canon Printer Drivers (securityweek.com)
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Meta's surprise Llama 4 drop exposes the gap between AI ambition and reality (arstechnica.com)
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Billionaires Seek to Take Companies Private Amid Market Mayhem (bloomberg.com)
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President Trump, the Income Tax Wasn't a Mistake. But It Was an Accident (propublica.org)
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Bond-market convulsions look dangerous (economist.com)
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China's central bank asks state lenders to reduce USD purchases (reuters.com)
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Internet Archive vs. Music Labels: $600M+ Copyright Rift Edges Toward Settlement (torrentfreak.com)
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Matt Blaze Testimony on Typhoon Cyberattack [pdf] (oversight.house.gov)
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Trump administration's attack on university research accelerates (arstechnica.com)
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In Trump's Tariff Era, the Right to Repair Will Be More Important Than (wired.com)
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Trump pauses tariffs on most nations for 90 days, raises Chinese import taxes (apnews.com)
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US scientists create most comprehensive circuit diagram of mammalian brain (theguardian.com)
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EV maker Polestar bids to lure disgruntled Tesla owners with discounts (reuters.com)
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Royal Mail trials postbox with parcel hatch, solar panels and barcode scanner (theguardian.com)