Daily Hacker News 15-06-2024

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Daily Hacker News

1. Tesla's FSD – A Useless Technology Demo tomverbeure.github.io comments
2. Voyager 1 is back online! NASA spacecraft returns data from all 4 instruments www.space.com comments
3. Eden Abhez: The strangest hit songwriter www.honest-broker.com comments
4. Nvidia Warp: A Python framework for high performance GPU simulation and graphics github.com comments
5. The sun's magnetic field is about to flip www.space.com comments
6. Syzygy: An open standard for low cost, compact and high-performance peripherals syzygyfpga.io comments
7. Show HN: An open source extension to block large media brands from Google search github.com comments
8. Exponentially Better Rotations thenumb.at comments
9. Invention to Impact: The story of LASIK eye surgery new.nsf.gov comments
10. Chaos in the medium: Watercolour plotting www.amygoodchild.com comments
11. Face of ancient Australian 'giga-goose' revealed after fossil skull found www.nhm.ac.uk comments
12. Fear and hardship for the last community inside Chitwan, Nepal's tiger central news.mongabay.com comments
13. The borrow checker within smallcultfollowing.com comments
14. H.264 Is Magic (2016) sidbala.com comments
15. Kizhi Pogost whc.unesco.org comments
16. Start presentations on the second slide tidyfirst.substack.com comments
17. Overcoming pitfalls of Postgres logical decoding blog.peerdb.io comments
18. Microsoft to delay release of Recall AI feature on security concerns www.reuters.com comments
19. AI Search: The Bitter-Er Lesson yellow-apartment-148.notion.site comments
20. Study finds juvenile dolphins who play together are more successful as adults phys.org comments
21. Nondeterminism in Formal Specification buttondown.email comments
22. New algorithm discovers language just by watching videos www.csail.mit.edu comments
23. FAA investigating how counterfeit titanium got into Boeing and Airbus jets www.nytimes.com comments
24. Satellite data show electromagnetic anomalies 19 days before Turkey earthquake phys.org comments
25. The first 'major lunar standstill' in more than 18 years is about to occur www.livescience.com comments