DAILY HACKER NEWS RANKING
2025-10-22
Final ranking · Hacker News daily top 30 ↗
- 01
Willow quantum chip demonstrates verifiable quantum advantage on hardware (blog.google)
- 02
JMAP for Calendars, Contacts and Files Now in Stalwart (stalw.art)
- 03
Accessing Max Verstappen's passport and PII through FIA bugs (ian.sh)
- 04
Scripts I wrote that I use all the time (evanhahn.com)
- 05
Greg Newby, CEO of Project Gutenberg Literary Archive Foundation, has died (pgdp.net)
- 06
MinIO stops distributing free Docker images (github.com/minio)
- 07
Wikipedia says traffic is falling due to AI search summaries and social video (techcrunch.com)
- 08
Power over Ethernet (PoE) basics and beyond (edn.com)
- 09
Ovi: Twin backbone cross-modal fusion for audio-video generation (github.com/character-ai)
- 10
Why SSA? (mcyoung.xyz)
- 11
Element: setHTML() method (developer.mozilla.org)
- 12
Internet's biggest annoyance: Cookie laws should target browsers, not websites (nednex.com)
- 13
rlsw – Raylib software OpenGL renderer in less than 5k LOC (github.com/raysan5)
- 14
Rivian's TM-B electric bike (theverge.com)
- 15
I see a future in jj (steveklabnik.com)
- 16
HP SitePrint (hp.com)
- 17
Cryptographic Issues in Cloudflare's Circl FourQ Implementation (CVE-2025-8556) (botanica.software)
- 18
What do we do if SETI is successful? (universetoday.com)
- 19
Criticisms of “The Body Keeps the Score” (josepheverettwil.substack.com)
- 20
AI assistants misrepresent news content 45% of the time (bbc.co.uk)
- 21
French ex-president Sarkozy begins jail sentence (bbc.com)
- 22
Common yeast can survive Martian conditions (phys.org)
- 23
Meta is axing 600 roles across its AI division (theverge.com)
- 24
Show HN: Cuq – Formal Verification of Rust GPU Kernels (github.com/neelsomani)
- 25
Evaluating the Infinity Cache in AMD Strix Halo (chipsandcheese.com)
- 26
Linux Capabilities Revisited (dfir.ch)
- 27
The Hidden Engineering of Niagara Falls (practical.engineering)
- 28
Go subtleties (harrisoncramer.me)
- 29
OpenBSD 7.8 (openbsd.org)
- 30
Die shots of as many CPUs and other interesting chips as possible (wikimedia.org)