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31.		Experts once predicted that Americans would face excess leisure time (2015) (newyorker.com)
		171 points by thunderbong on June 18, 2022 \| 354 comments
32.		Identify Birds by Their Chirp (allaboutbirds.org)
		93 points by Group_B on June 17, 2022 \| 28 comments
33.		Mosquito swatter gamer mod with kill counter, sound and rechargeable battery (instructables.com)
		140 points by Gedxx on June 16, 2022 \| 43 comments
34.		Realistic one-shot mesh-based head avatars (samsunglabs.github.io)
		147 points by lnyan on June 17, 2022 \| 50 comments
35.		A practical guide to incident management (incident.io)
		132 points by lawrjone on June 16, 2022 \| 36 comments
36.		Without a Rosetta Stone, can linguists decipher Minoan script? (aeon.co)
		85 points by Tomte on June 17, 2022 \| 30 comments
37.		Adopting Erlang: Hard things to get right (2019) (adoptingerlang.org)
		98 points by eproxus on June 17, 2022 \| 14 comments
38.		Littr – Link aggregator inspired by Reddit and HN using ActivityPub federation (littr.me)
		108 points by giancarlostoro on June 17, 2022 \| 45 comments
39.		AI Wrote and Performed a Jerry Seinfeld Routine [video] (youtube.com)
		176 points by epaga on June 18, 2022 \| 118 comments
40.		We Are Sorry to Inform You (2005) (ufl.edu)
		97 points by OJFord on June 16, 2022 \| 51 comments
41.		A Computer Scientist Who Parlays Failures into Breakthroughs (quantamagazine.org)
		74 points by Brajeshwar on June 16, 2022 \| 9 comments
42.		Microsoft and Meta join Google in using AI to help run their data centers (techcrunch.com)
		68 points by mikece on June 18, 2022 \| 31 comments
43.		A New Satellite Tool Shows You How the Planet’s Landscape Changes Day by Day (smithsonianmag.com)
		56 points by Brajeshwar on June 17, 2022 \| 3 comments
44.		We’ve only scratched the surface of how bad the crypto crime wave has gotten (latimes.com)
		138 points by cratermoon on June 18, 2022 \| 132 comments
45.		Show HN: Lockable – sync locks for distributed systems (lockable.dev)
		77 points by keyless_ on June 16, 2022 \| 49 comments
46.		How Good Is DALL-E Mini at Origami? (kosmulski.org)
		51 points by mkosmul on June 18, 2022 \| 30 comments
47.		Dan's Tools (danstools.com)
		120 points by belter on June 18, 2022 \| 37 comments
48.		Bitcoin drops below $20k, Ether cracks $1k – what this means (davidgerard.co.uk)
		171 points by davidgerard on June 18, 2022 \| 354 comments
49.		The Simplex Solution: Why it works so well (technologyreview.com)
		51 points by haltingproblem on June 18, 2022 \| 16 comments
50.		We regret to inform you that your choice of Deathday is no longer available (nature.com)
		95 points by flobosg on June 18, 2022 \| 55 comments
51.		Is Making Advanced GUI Applications with Godot the Future? (2020) (medium.com/swlh)
		75 points by macco on June 18, 2022 \| 58 comments
52.		EOS – Emacs Operating System (writequit.org)
		46 points by whalesalad on June 18, 2022 \| 14 comments
53.		Lidar industry unites to make roadways safer for pedestrians (autojobsnow.com)
		34 points by sbuttgereit on June 18, 2022 \| 41 comments
54.		Of War and Electric Death: A Brief History of Push-Button Anxiety (mitpress.mit.edu)
		25 points by anarbadalov on June 16, 2022
55.		International Institute of Not Doing Much (slowdownnow.org)
		97 points by _kb on June 18, 2022 \| 38 comments
56.		Thrussh – Portable SSH client and server library (pijul.org)
		37 points by diggan on June 18, 2022 \| 8 comments
57.		Sim Central Bank, the Explanation (benoitessiambre.com)
		45 points by memorable on June 17, 2022 \| 3 comments
58.		Bullshit Jobs (wikipedia.org)
		86 points by ppjim on June 18, 2022 \| 60 comments
59.		The Day The Standard Library Died (2020) (cor3ntin.github.io)
		49 points by xiaoniu on June 18, 2022 \| 12 comments
60.		Bitcoin Falls Below $20k (coindesk.com)
		90 points by dseisenberg on June 18, 2022 \| 78 comments
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