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1.		Project Gutenberg blocks access from Germany (pglaf.org)
		922 points by jwildeboer on March 3, 2018 \| 502 comments
2.		Waymo released a 360-degree VR representation of what its robocar sees (ieee.org)
		276 points by NicoJuicy on March 3, 2018 \| 79 comments
3.		Machine learning algorithms used to decode and enhance human memory (wired.com)
		217 points by lxm on March 3, 2018 \| 47 comments
4.		Pandas on Ray – Make Pandas faster (cs.berkeley.edu)
		219 points by dsr12 on March 3, 2018 \| 24 comments
5.		WebAssembly architecture for Go (docs.google.com)
		235 points by diakritikal on March 2, 2018 \| 69 comments
6.		Amazon won't sell you a Chromecast, but they will sell a counterfeit (amazon.com)
		639 points by bb88 on March 3, 2018 \| 267 comments
7.		The Lottery Hackers (huffingtonpost.com)
		337 points by sergeant3 on March 1, 2018 \| 41 comments
8.		GDPR – A Practical Guide for Developers (2017) (bozho.net)
		379 points by FooBarWidget on March 3, 2018 \| 198 comments
9.		Teacher in Ghana has no computers so he draws Microsoft Word on the blackboard (npr.org)
		335 points by happy-go-lucky on March 1, 2018 \| 175 comments
10.		Show HN: Quickly build a production ready image classifier from your images (machinebox.io)
		142 points by matryer on March 3, 2018 \| 20 comments
11.		What We Found When X-Raying Some MLB Baseballs (fivethirtyeight.com)
		245 points by gscott on March 3, 2018 \| 78 comments
12.		Show HN: Note Kitchen – Learn piano chords and scales (note.kitchen)
		94 points by OzzyB on March 2, 2018 \| 43 comments
13.		Doom as a tool for system administration (1999) (unm.edu)
		250 points by ColinWright on March 3, 2018 \| 31 comments
14.		Why Women Choose Differently at Work (nautil.us)
		210 points by dnetesn on March 3, 2018 \| 235 comments
15.		Probabilistic thinking can lead to improved decision-making (quantamagazine.org)
		195 points by nature24 on March 2, 2018 \| 12 comments
16.		Line breaking (2014) (xxyxyz.org)
		130 points by kawera on March 3, 2018 \| 32 comments
17.		Show HN: Get Rails performance metrics into Chrome Dev Tools (github.com/scoutapp)
		136 points by itsderek23 on March 3, 2018 \| 19 comments
18.		SketchAR uses machine learning and AR to teach drawing (thenextweb.com)
		82 points by roye on March 3, 2018 \| 5 comments
19.		TensorFlow Tutorials with YouTube Videos (github.com/hvass-labs)
		139 points by lobo_tuerto on March 3, 2018
20.		When Did Americans Stop Marrying Cousins? Ask the World’s Largest Family Tree (nytimes.com)
		106 points by dnetesn on March 3, 2018 \| 75 comments
21.		Turning web traffic into a Super Computer (akrin.com)
		98 points by anaxag0ras on March 3, 2018 \| 42 comments
22.		Clojure Don’ts: Lazy Effects (2015) (stuartsierra.com)
		108 points by lsh on March 3, 2018 \| 41 comments
23.		Flying Taxis May Be Years Away, but the Groundwork Is Accelerating (nytimes.com)
		81 points by lxm on March 3, 2018 \| 125 comments
24.		How the Irish Teach Us to Die (lithub.com)
		96 points by skadamou on March 3, 2018 \| 48 comments
25.		Google-Landmarks: A New Dataset and Challenge for Landmark Recognition (googleblog.com)
		163 points by thecodeboy on March 2, 2018 \| 5 comments
26.		Unprecedentedly wide and sharp dark matter map (phys.org)
		55 points by dnetesn on March 3, 2018 \| 23 comments
27.		Large Scale NoSQL Database Migration Under Fire (medium.com/appsflyer)
		85 points by kawera on March 2, 2018 \| 21 comments
28.		Satellites see big fishing’s footprint on the high seas (baltimoresun.com)
		63 points by hispanic on March 3, 2018 \| 11 comments
29.		Scientists studying how fiber influences the microbiome (nytimes.com)
		115 points by HillaryBriss on March 3, 2018 \| 11 comments
30.		How flashing lights and pink noise might banish Alzheimer’s and improve memory (nature.com)
		90 points by joeyespo on March 3, 2018 \| 38 comments
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