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   "summary::Show HN: ABC Classic 100 Rankings visualised": "ABC Classic 100 Rankings visualised shows how popular pieces of music change over time, with each dot representing a specific work and the lines tracking changes between years. The rankings for three different years are displayed: 2001, 2010, and 2021, allowing users to highlight their favourite pieces and see detailed information about them. This visualization highlights an interesting observation that 'The Lark Ascending' started high in the rankings in 2001 but descended in 2010 before ascending again in 2021.",
   "summary::The smallest C binary": "The smallest C binary created using GCC can be as small as 14352 bytes. This is achieved by stripping the debugging information from the code, which reduces its size to 13632 bytes. The program also skips everything that happened before the `int main()` function, and includes a custom `_start()` function that exits the process with a return value of 0.",
   "summary::Nordstjernen Web Browser 1.0.0 released": "Nordstjernen Web Browser 1.0.0 released, a new web browser written from scratch in C, is now available for Windows, Mac and Linux, with an Android port in progress. The browser supports HTML and CSS standards and has a source license under the Nordstjernen Source License v1.0.",
-  "summary::Symbolica 2.0: programmable symbols for Python and Rust": "Symbolica's 2.0 release brings programmable symbols to Python and Rust, allowing users to customize the behavior of mathematical objects like built-ins. The new framework includes a simpler Rust API with operator overloading and builder-style APIs, as well as improved evaluator interfaces and output options such as HTML and LaTeX modes."
+  "summary::Symbolica 2.0: programmable symbols for Python and Rust": "Symbolica's 2.0 release brings programmable symbols to Python and Rust, allowing users to customize the behavior of mathematical objects like built-ins. The new framework includes a simpler Rust API with operator overloading and builder-style APIs, as well as improved evaluator interfaces and output options such as HTML and LaTeX modes.",
+  "Sources: Uber has committed nearly $500M to self-driving startup Nuro, providing a crucial runway as Nuro works to prove": "DevOps",
+  "Using Brand New NiMH Cells After Sitting 12 Years Unused": "DevOps",
+  "Kepple: seed-stage startup funding in Japan fell 42% YoY in 2025 to a 10-year low of $124M, as the Tokyo Stock Exchange ": "DevOps",
+  "Cloudflare Identifies Query Planning Bottleneck in ClickHouse": "General",
+  "SoftBank's PayPay, Japan's dominant payments app, says it will take a 70.2% stake in T&D Financial Life Insura": "Security",
+  "Hasbro is turning Optimus Prime and Mr. Potato Head into AI-powered voices — which is one sure-fire way to ruin our chil": "DevOps",
+  "Pre-Modern Armies for Worldbuilders, Part I: Why They Fight": "General",
+  "Lockdown Mode": "General",
+  "Total Reciprocity Public License": "Security",
+  "C++: The Programming Language back cover raises questions not answered by front": "DevOps",
+  "An announcement from the Steering Council regarding the JIT project": "DevOps",
+  "Ask HN: Why is the HN crowd so anti-AI?": "AI",
+  "How LLMs work": "DevOps",
+  "No Let, No Rec, No Problem: A Gentler Introduction to the Y and Z Combinators": "General",
+  "sponsored::Cloudflare Identifies Query Planning Bottleneck in ClickHouse": "yes",
+  "sponsored::Sources: Uber has committed nearly $500M to self-driving startup Nuro, providing a crucial runway as Nuro works to prove": "yes",
+  "sponsored::Kepple: seed-stage startup funding in Japan fell 42% YoY in 2025 to a 10-year low of $124M, as the Tokyo Stock Exchange ": "yes",
+  "sponsored::Using Brand New NiMH Cells After Sitting 12 Years Unused": "yes",
+  "sponsored::SoftBank's PayPay, Japan's dominant payments app, says it will take a 70.2% stake in T&D Financial Life Insura": "yes",
+  "sponsored::Hasbro is turning Optimus Prime and Mr. Potato Head into AI-powered voices — which is one sure-fire way to ruin our chil": "yes",
+  "sponsored::Pre-Modern Armies for Worldbuilders, Part I: Why They Fight": "yes",
+  "sponsored::Lockdown Mode": "yes",
+  "sponsored::Total Reciprocity Public License": "yes",
+  "sponsored::C++: The Programming Language back cover raises questions not answered by front": "yes",
+  "sponsored::An announcement from the Steering Council regarding the JIT project": "yes",
+  "sponsored::Ask HN: Why is the HN crowd so anti-AI?": "yes",
+  "sponsored::No Let, No Rec, No Problem: A Gentler Introduction to the Y and Z Combinators": "yes",
+  "summary::Pre-Modern Armies for Worldbuilders, Part I: Why They Fight": "Societies end up with the sort of armies they have due to a complex interplay of factors including recruitment reasons and how they pay for their forces, as well as who leads them and how they cohere in the field. This series will explore these facets and link together with underlying civilian society to examine how pre-modern militaries reflect and shape their surroundings. The links are intended to be load bearing, and a key reading is P. Crone's Pre-Industrial Societies: Anatomy of the Pre-Modern World, while Gat's War in Human Civilization provides an overview of warfare in human societies.",
+  "summary::Lockdown Mode": "Researchers have developed an AI-powered tool that can detect and prevent malware attacks on IoT devices. The technology uses machine learning algorithms to analyze network traffic patterns, identifying potential vulnerabilities in real-time. This could significantly reduce the risk of widespread cyberattacks on smart home devices and other connected systems. By making it easier for developers to secure their code, this innovation has significant implications for the cybersecurity landscape.",
+  "summary::Total Reciprocity Public License": "The Total Reciprocity Public License is an open-source software license that allows for free use, modification, and distribution of software without any restrictions. It was created in 2004 by Mark Shuttleworth as a response to the GNU General Public License, which restricts the ability to modify and distribute software. The TRL license has been widely adopted by developers due to its permissive terms, making it easier for companies to integrate open-source components into their products.",
+  "summary::C++: The Programming Language back cover raises questions not answered by front": "The C++ programming language, as covered on the back cover of a book titled C++: The Programming Language, raises questions about its significance and relevance to developers. According to the blurb, the topics included in the book are of utmost importance and will provide valuable insights to students seeking knowledge in various branches of computer science. This suggests that the book may not be as comprehensive or authoritative on the subject as it claims to be.",
+  "summary::An announcement from the Steering Council regarding the JIT project": "The Steering Council is requesting a Standards Track PEP to formalize the JIT project's status in CPython, which has been undergoing significant development over several years. The JIT compiler has made real performance improvements, but its informal status on main branch means it cannot be developed further without community consensus. The council wants to discuss alternative proposals and ensure that any changes are subject to the PEP process.",
+  "summary::Ask HN: Why is the HN crowd so anti-AI?": "The Hacker News community is divided over the topic of AI, with some users expressing concerns about how artificial intelligence is being used to write bad code and introduce bugs in software products. This perception has led to derogatory comments from some users claiming that individuals who use AI are inexperienced or unintelligent. However, others argue that the issue is not as simple as it seems and that execution speed can take precedence over code elegance.",
+  "summary::No Let, No Rec, No Problem: A Gentler Introduction to the Y and Z Combinators": "The Y and Z combinators are a pair of functions that enable functional programming by allowing you to solve simple problems without using loops or recursion. They provide a way to define recursive functions that don't call themselves directly, which is often necessary when dealing with certain types of computations. By avoiding explicit calls to the functions involved in the computation, developers can create more concise and efficient code."
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