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31.		WikiLeaks releases AKP email database (wikileaks.org)
		203 points by runesoerensen on July 19, 2016 \| 43 comments
32.		Show HN: CC0 Avatar placeholder service (pravatar.cc)
		85 points by asika32764 on July 19, 2016 \| 26 comments
33.		Tabs slower than spaces in Firefox (bugzilla.mozilla.org)
		179 points by emilong on July 19, 2016 \| 123 comments
34.		Show HN: A reference use of Hashicorp's Raft implementation (github.com/otoolep)
		60 points by otoolep on July 19, 2016 \| 14 comments
35.		Training Computers to Find Future Criminals (bloomberg.com)
		90 points by nigrioid on July 19, 2016 \| 114 comments
36.		Magnetic core memory reborn (2011) (corememoryshield.com)
		104 points by mcbits on July 19, 2016 \| 17 comments
37.		How Email Can Change the Way Professors Teach (2011) (theatlantic.com)
		58 points by Tomte on July 19, 2016 \| 18 comments
38.		Getting a network trace from a single application (jonasdn.blogspot.com)
		106 points by jonasdn on July 19, 2016 \| 7 comments
39.		Annoyed at crypto, Brazilian judge orders mobile carriers to block WhatsApp (arstechnica.com)
		147 points by Aelinsaar on July 19, 2016 \| 127 comments
40.		Qt WebBrowser 1.0 (qt.io)
		161 points by mkesper on July 19, 2016 \| 39 comments
41.		The U.S. Navy Almost Fought the Soviets Over Bangladesh (warisboring.com)
		127 points by dforrestwilson on July 19, 2016 \| 125 comments
42.		Web Programming Is Getting Unnecessarily Complicated (arguman.org)
		184 points by Mister_Snuggles on July 18, 2016 \| 138 comments
43.		How to be a wizard programmer (twitter.com/b0rk)
		113 points by knoxa2511 on July 19, 2016 \| 62 comments
44.		Why California is so expensive: It’s not just the weather, it’s the regulation (lse.ac.uk)
		187 points by jseliger on July 19, 2016 \| 259 comments
45.		Bosh: Tool for deploying and monitoring distributed systems (bosh.io)
		66 points by phantom_oracle on July 19, 2016 \| 4 comments
46.		The Mythos of Model Interpretability (arxiv.org)
		56 points by jboynyc on July 19, 2016 \| 20 comments
47.		It’s No 'Accident:' Advocates Want to Speak of Car 'Crashes' Instead (nytimes.com)
		112 points by jseliger on July 19, 2016 \| 139 comments
48.		A major iOS/OS X vulnerability comparable to Android Stagefright (forbes.com/sites/thomasbrewster)
		108 points by willlll on July 19, 2016 \| 30 comments
49.		New Perspectives on the Active IPv4 Address Space (arxiv.org)
		25 points by jsnell on July 19, 2016 \| 13 comments
50.		Is It Safe To Assume 95%+ of Adtech Companies Are Full Of Shit? (2015) (reddit.com)
		47 points by AnbeSivam on July 19, 2016 \| 11 comments
51.		Millennials 'set to earn less than Generation X' (bbc.com)
		97 points by nshelly on July 19, 2016 \| 192 comments
52.		Automizy: A.I. for automated drip campaign optimization [video] (youtube.com)
		61 points by Viktor_Egri on July 19, 2016 \| 27 comments
53.		Ask HN: How did NASA make reliable software if they didn't invent unit tests?
		98 points by sebastianconcpt on July 19, 2016 \| 92 comments
54.		Licenses of 21,000 Turkish teachers have been revoked (reuters.com)
		171 points by janantala on July 19, 2016 \| 140 comments
55.		History of China's Nine-Dash Line (time.com)
		40 points by smaili on July 19, 2016 \| 35 comments
56.		How does Linux's perf utility understand stack traces? (stackoverflow.com)
		37 points by shahbazac on July 19, 2016 \| 3 comments
57.		Turkey Extends Purge to Universities, Asking All Deans to Go (bloomberg.com)
		126 points by sethbannon on July 19, 2016 \| 188 comments
58.		[dupe] Wikileaks released 294,548 emails from Turkey's ruling political party (twitter.com/wikileaks)
		65 points by papapra on July 19, 2016 \| 7 comments
59.		[dupe] For the third time, a Brazilian judge has blocked nationwide access to WhatsApp (bbc.com)
		32 points by lucaspottersky on July 19, 2016 \| 8 comments
60.		AWS increased error rates / intermittent outages
		100 points by needcaffeine on July 19, 2016 \| 49 comments
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