Hackernews posts about Columbus

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   newThe Vikings who reached the Americas 500 years before Columbuswww.bbc.com

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   newShredding JSON columns gave Logfire up to 1000x faster queriespydantic.dev

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   newWhat swordfish washing up on British Columbia's coast says about changing oceansphys.org

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   newWindows Time Zone Changes for British Columbia, Alberta, and Manitobawww.abareplace.com

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   newShow HN: Datapuddle – native macOS DuckDB clientdatapuddle.app

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   newShow HN: What a major earthquake does to Vancouverquakeimpact.ca

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   newShow HN: Mac Markdown reader for your AI agents

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   newShow HN: Beyond "chat with your database" – agentic data explorationreportr.com

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   newShow HN: SchemaWright, learning database design in a gamified wayschemawright.com

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    newShow HN: Long term memory agent for "real world" data workgithub.com

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    newNicholas Polson has authored 258 academic papers in 2026 so farstatmodeling.stat.columbia.edu

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    newEC users should be afraid of a US kill switch – not some new softwarewww.theregister.com

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    newTumbler Ridge shooter's ChatGPT use "more disturbing" than known: reporterwww.cbc.ca

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    newBig AI's content problem: Take the work, keep the moneywww.theregister.com

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    newENIAC Programmers (2011)www.columbia.edu

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    newProgramming the ENIAC (2011)www.columbia.edu

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    newTorvalds: AI is fine for competent devs, but spare us the 'drive-by' patcheswww.theregister.com

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    newA model where companies lease critical minerals instead of selling themccsi.columbia.edu

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    newAlternatives Won't Replace College, but They Must Adaptwww.insidehighered.com

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    newFake polling firm fooled media for months- then someone checked the raw datastatmodeling.stat.columbia.edu

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    newDenver woman sues police, Flock Safety after being falsely accusedcoloradosun.com

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    newDetails of how Tumbler Ridge mass shooter used ChatGPTwww.cbc.ca

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    newWomen increasingly see AI for what it is: mansplaining on a global scaleobserver.co.uk

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    newDetails of how BC school shooter used ChatGPT 'more disturbing' than prev. knownwww.cbc.ca

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    newQuanta's Thomas Lin Trusts the Public Can Handle Complex Ideaswww.insidehighered.com

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    newDo high school students have to work harder nowadays?statmodeling.stat.columbia.edu

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    newCelebrating the brilliant pragmatism of TCP/IP, the wiring of the worldwww.theregister.com

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    newAI fight exposes Silicon Valley's mimetic flawwww.breakingviews.com

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    newAI and Chiral Fermionswww.math.columbia.edu

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    newIBM's Selective Sequence Electronic Calculator (2003)www.columbia.edu

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