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  1. America's Autopsy Crisis (nytimes.com)
    3 points 0
  2. Le Corbusier in Japan (nytimes.com)
    2 points 0
  3. The Weaponization of History (wsj.com)
    2 points 0
  4. $1,200 a month, privacy not included (cnn.com)
    19 points 7
  5. Out in the Great Alone (2013) (espn.com)
    5 points 1
  6. Pathfinding in Command and Conquer (youtube.com)
    2 points 0
  7. The Grammar of Fun (newyorker.com)
    1 points 0
  8. Deep Thinking: Where Machine Intelligence Ends and Human Creativity Begins (theguardian.com)
    2 points 0
  9. Mr. Money Mustache, the Frugal Guru (2016) (newyorker.com)
    16 points 0
  10. Cliff Stoll – The Cuckoo's Egg (youtube.com)
    1 points 0
  11. Clojure Web Security (lispcast.com)
    2 points 1
  12. Demonstrations of DARPA's Ground X-Vehicle Technologies (youtube.com)
    2 points 0
  13. Operation Mincemeat (en.wikipedia.org)
    1 points 0
  14. Lessons Learned from Deep Work (robinwieruch.de)
    1 points 0
  15. The ethics of writing software to kill people (calebthompson.io)
    2 points 0
  16. The gang of teen hackers who snatched the keys to Microsoft's videogame empire (wired.com)
    6 points 0
  17. How to survive 80+ hours a week coding (medium.freecodecamp.org)
    5 points 2
  18. The Ecology of a Corporate IT Workplace (fogus.me)
    1 points 0
  19. The teenager inventor who could change the way the world fights climate change (qz.com)
    3 points 0
  20. Dell’s latest XPS 13 is fast, nimble, and kind of stale (theverge.com)
    3 points 1
  21. Statistically rigorous Java performance evaluation (blog.acolyer.org)
    46 points 20
  22. Ask HN: Why isn't highspeed rail a thing in America?

    Was just considering how much of a difference it would make in the lives of people who ride the train regularly (especially in the northeast). While being expensive and difficult, the benefits seem to fair outweight the…

    2 points 5
  23. Ask HN: Is it wrong for me to look at my coworkers screens?

    I work at a small startup of about 25 engineers. We all work at one large long table in our office. Most engineers have either one or two screens. When I get up to go to the bathroom or get water, I don't make a point…

    5 points 6
  24. Dumb and Unpredictable robots should be considered public enemy number one (fastcompany.com)
    2 points 0