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1.		The United States of Japan (newyorker.com)
		344 points by kawera on May 5, 2018 \| 142 comments
2.		Our Approach to Employee Security Training (pagerduty.com)
		309 points by Corrado on May 5, 2018 \| 71 comments
3.		Please Stop Using Adblock (But Not Why You Think) (medium.com/trybravery)
		910 points by ndiscussion on May 4, 2018 \| 384 comments
4.		Seven Puzzles You Think You Must Not Have Heard Correctly (2006) [pdf] (dartmouth.edu)
		255 points by jmount on May 4, 2018 \| 139 comments
5.		Particle physicists turn to AI to cope with CERN’s collision deluge (nature.com)
		132 points by okket on May 5, 2018 \| 61 comments
6.		Troubled Times for Alternatives to Einstein’s Theory of Gravity (quantamagazine.org)
		158 points by allenleee on May 5, 2018 \| 63 comments
7.		Hello Qt for Python (qt.io)
		316 points by pekalicious on May 5, 2018 \| 171 comments
8.		CPY – Code C/C++ with no redundancy (github.com/vrsperanza)
		99 points by axiomdata316 on May 5, 2018 \| 65 comments
9.		Prevalence of vitamin D deficiency in adults admitted to psychiatric hospital (cambridge.org)
		197 points by DanBC on May 5, 2018 \| 117 comments
10.		Version 6 of Angular Now Available (angular.io)
		169 points by gldalmaso on May 4, 2018 \| 82 comments
11.		A mistake about manufacturing costing Americans millions of jobs (qz.com)
		308 points by jweir on May 5, 2018 \| 236 comments
12.		You don’t actually need a co-founder (2016) (techcrunch.com)
		175 points by startupflix on May 5, 2018 \| 73 comments
13.		Are interruptions worse for programmers than for other knowledge workers? (dev.to)
		204 points by axiomdata316 on May 5, 2018 \| 127 comments
14.		Judge the value of what you have by what you had to give up to get it (timharford.com)
		121 points by imartin2k on May 4, 2018 \| 35 comments
15.		Intel's New Optane 905P Is the Fastest SSD (tomshardware.com)
		122 points by rbanffy on May 5, 2018 \| 118 comments
16.		Alan Turing’s chemistry hypothesis turned into a desalination filter (arstechnica.com)
		106 points by MBCook on May 5, 2018 \| 7 comments
17.		In ‘Elastic,’ a Physicist Argues That the Mind Needs Time to Play (undark.org)
		91 points by Semirhage on May 5, 2018 \| 36 comments
18.		Debtors in China Shamed on Highway Billboard Featuring Their Faces and Names (scmp.com)
		102 points by anw on May 5, 2018 \| 67 comments
19.		OpenFL 8.0.0 Released (github.com/openfl)
		66 points by doppp on May 5, 2018 \| 10 comments
20.		Former top official says Fed should ‘Maybe’ create ‘FedCoin’ to rival Bitcoin (nytimes.com)
		99 points by djacobs on May 5, 2018 \| 106 comments
21.		What SSH Hacking Attempts Look Like (medium.com/dmrickert)
		167 points by iou on May 5, 2018 \| 179 comments
22.		Why Men Love War (1984) (esquire.com)
		165 points by exolymph on May 5, 2018 \| 174 comments
23.		Google, please fix Android's slow, bloated share UI (androidpolice.com)
		226 points by ahiknsr on May 5, 2018 \| 64 comments
24.		Comprehending Ringads (2016) [pdf] (ox.ac.uk)
		26 points by mpweiher on May 5, 2018 \| 3 comments
25.		Unroll.me to close to EU users saying it can’t comply with GDPR (techcrunch.com)
		160 points by lxm on May 5, 2018 \| 283 comments
26.		GNU Mcron (gnu.org)
		113 points by howling on May 5, 2018 \| 146 comments
27.		If Fortnite Were a Website, It Would Rival Reddit and Amazon (tomsguide.com)
		69 points by mspoonyg on May 4, 2018 \| 63 comments
28.		PagerDuty makes their security training public (pagerduty.com)
		85 points by vuln on May 4, 2018 \| 7 comments
29.		The ongoing bailout list of the financial system (propublica.org)
		53 points by oblib on May 5, 2018 \| 12 comments
30.		SCOXENIX 2.2 FLOPPIES disk images (archive.org)
		33 points by basicplus2 on May 5, 2018 \| 16 comments
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