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1.		Bollinger B1: An electric truck with 360HP and up to 200 mile range (theverge.com)
		315 points by smacktoward on July 28, 2017 \| 274 comments
2.		A practical explanation of a Naive Bayes classifier (monkeylearn.com)
		350 points by feconroses on July 28, 2017 \| 41 comments
3.		Show HN: The JavaScript Way, a book for learning modern JavaScript from scratch (github.com/bpesquet)
		545 points by bpesquet on July 27, 2017 \| 110 comments
4.		Wasabi – Simple storage solution (wasabi.com)
		311 points by gglanzani on July 28, 2017 \| 155 comments
5.		GNU Ring 1.0 released (ring.cx)
		421 points by kilburn on July 28, 2017 \| 187 comments
6.		How I tried to get into game development and failed (enterprisecraftsmanship.com)
		295 points by jerrymiller on July 28, 2017 \| 168 comments
7.		Sandsifter: find undocumented instructions and bugs on x86 CPU (github.com/xoreaxeaxeax)
		447 points by argorain on July 28, 2017 \| 91 comments
8.		SpaceX Is Now One of the World’s Most Valuable Privately Held Companies (nytimes.com)
		423 points by iloveluce on July 28, 2017 \| 294 comments
9.		Phoenix 1.3.0 Released (phoenixframework.org)
		437 points by chrismccord on July 28, 2017 \| 138 comments
10.		Higher-paid, faster-growing tech jobs are concentrating in 8 US hubs (hiringlab.org)
		288 points by fern12 on July 28, 2017 \| 269 comments
11.		Cicada: A Distributed Direct Democracy and Decentralized Application Platform (github.com/the-laughing-monkey)
		190 points by dustingetz on July 28, 2017 \| 134 comments
12.		CEO says iRobot will never sell your data (zdnet.com)
		152 points by rbanffy on July 28, 2017 \| 136 comments
13.		Travel the path of the solar eclipse (washingtonpost.com)
		133 points by emamd on July 28, 2017 \| 71 comments
14.		High refined sugar intake linked to a 23% higher risk of mental disorders (ucl.ac.uk)
		203 points by dtawfik1 on July 27, 2017 \| 72 comments
15.		Is Amazon getting too big? (washingtonpost.com)
		212 points by artsandsci on July 28, 2017 \| 197 comments
16.		Chromium Windows builds now use Clang by default (groups.google.com)
		118 points by evmar on July 28, 2017 \| 58 comments
17.		Age of Empires: Definitive Edition Beta (ageofempires.com)
		247 points by WillyOnWheels on July 27, 2017 \| 124 comments
18.		I’ve Had a Cyberstalker Since I Was 12 (2016) (wired.com)
		171 points by rbanffy on July 27, 2017 \| 103 comments
19.		Kerbal Space Oddities (aphyr.com)
		208 points by ra7 on July 27, 2017 \| 89 comments
20.		A survey of BSD kernel vulnerabilities [pdf] (defcon.org)
		169 points by beyang on July 27, 2017 \| 47 comments
21.		What is Windows doing while hogging that lock? (randomascii.wordpress.com)
		154 points by ingve on July 27, 2017 \| 33 comments
22.		Laurene Powell Jobs’s Organization to Take Majority Stake in The Atlantic (nytimes.com)
		91 points by zonotope on July 28, 2017 \| 37 comments
23.		Flush times for hackers in booming cyber security job market (reuters.com)
		162 points by mancerayder on July 28, 2017 \| 71 comments
24.		WebGL Insights book (webglinsights.com)
		146 points by adamnemecek on July 28, 2017 \| 8 comments
25.		Ivy: a minimalist static site generator in Python (github.com/dmulholland)
		164 points by dmlhllnd on July 28, 2017 \| 55 comments
26.		Inside Andy Rubin's Quest to Create an OS for Everything (wired.com)
		103 points by cpeterso on July 28, 2017 \| 92 comments
27.		Augur REP Token Critical Vulnerability Disclosure (zeppelin.solutions)
		84 points by spalladino2 on July 28, 2017 \| 20 comments
28.		Redfin shares surge more than 30% in $138.5M real estate tech IPO (cnbc.com)
		123 points by apsec112 on July 28, 2017 \| 68 comments
29.		Thoughts on OpenAI, reinforcement learning, and killer robots (fast.ai)
		174 points by math_rachel on July 28, 2017 \| 195 comments
30.		Adventures in Outsourcing: Cooking with TaskRabbit (mtlynch.io)
		86 points by mtlynch on July 27, 2017 \| 62 comments
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