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Archives for 10 Feb 2026

1. Windows NT/OS2 Design Workbook
   (141 points | Comments)

2. FDA declines to review Moderna's mRNA flu shot
   (166 points | Comments)

3. We rendered and embedded one million CAD files
   (135 points | Comments)

4. The Day the Telnet Died
   (498 points | Comments)

5. The Falkirk Wheel
   (105 points | Comments)

6. Tambo 1.0: Open-source toolkit for agents that render React components
   (101 points | Comments)

7. The three year myth
   (164 points | Comments)

8. Toyotas and Terrorists: "Why are ISIS's trucks better than ours?" (2023)
   (118 points | Comments)

9. How did Windows 95 get permission to put Weezer video 'Buddy Holly' on the CD?
   (201 points | Comments)

10. The switch to Linux and the beginning of my self-hosting journey
    (123 points | Comments)

11. Google Fulfilled ICE Subpoena Demanding Student Journalist Credit Card Number
    (798 points | Comments)

12. The Singularity will occur on a Tuesday
    (1378 points | Comments)

13. "Hate brings views": Confessions of a London fake news TikToker
    (171 points | Comments)

14. Semaglutide improves knee osteoarthritis independant of weight loss
    (192 points | Comments)

15. Show HN: Rowboat – AI coworker that turns your work into a knowledge graph (OSS)
    (204 points | Comments)

16. Mathematicians disagree on the essential structure of the complex numbers (2024)
    (243 points | Comments)

17. Competition is not market validation
    (144 points | Comments)

18. Ex-GitHub CEO launches a new developer platform for AI agents
    (611 points | Comments)

19. Bazzite Post-Mortem
    (136 points | Comments)

20. I started programming when I was 7. I'm 50 now and the thing I loved has changed
    (844 points | Comments)

21. The US is flirting with its first-ever population decline
    (303 points | Comments)

22. Vercel's CEO offers to cover expenses of 'Jmail'
    (298 points | Comments)

23. How Is Data Stored?
    (164 points | Comments)

24. Parse, Don't Validate (2019)
    (250 points | Comments)

25. Redefining Go Functions
    (104 points | Comments)

26. Oxide raises $200M Series C
    (611 points | Comments)

27. Jury told that Meta, Google 'engineered addiction' at landmark US trial
    (498 points | Comments)

28. Shades of Halftone
    (130 points | Comments)

29. Simplifying Vulkan one subsystem at a time
    (274 points | Comments)

30. Show HN: Distr 2.0 – A year of learning how to ship to customer environments
    (101 points | Comments)

31. Europe's $24T Breakup with Visa and Mastercard Has Begun
    (1130 points | Comments)

32. The Feynman Lectures on Physics (1961-1964)
    (488 points | Comments)

33. Clean-room implementation of Half-Life 2 on the Quake 1 engine
    (427 points | Comments)

34. Qwen-Image-2.0: Professional infographics, exquisite photorealism
    (422 points | Comments)

35. Show HN: I built a macOS tool for network engineers – it's called NetViews
    (242 points | Comments)

36. AI doesn’t reduce work, it intensifies it
    (260 points | Comments)

37. Gradient.horse
    (325 points | Comments)

38. Frontier AI agents violate ethical constraints 30–50% of time, pressured by KPIs
    (544 points | Comments)

39. Show HN: I spent 3 years reverse-engineering a 40 yo stock market sim from 1986
    (714 points | Comments)

40. Faster Than Dijkstra?
    (144 points | Comments)

41. Rust implementation of Mistral's Voxtral Mini 4B Realtime runs in your browser
    (400 points | Comments)

42. Pure C, CPU-only inference with Mistral Voxtral Realtime 4B speech to text model
    (311 points | Comments)

43. Zulip.com Values
    (317 points | Comments)

44. What functional programmers get wrong about systems
    (193 points | Comments)