Top Tech News on Friday, 16 October 2026

25 stories ranked by community votes that day. Each headline links to the original source.

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    Tesla Roadster

    tesla.com Hacker News ▲ 1,570 2,844 comments
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    Claude reveals ECDSA curve origins

    anthropic.com Hacker News ▲ 976 355 comments
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    You could have invented transformers from memory

    alexwang.ai Hacker News ▲ 584 131 comments
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    Apple ML Research: Muse Spark Open with MLX on Mac Studio

    machinelearning.apple.com Hacker News ▲ 346 185 comments
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    JPEG XL vs. AVIF for web use-cases

    jakearchibald.com Hacker News ▲ 304 195 comments
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    FLUX 3 Image Klein

    bfl.ai Hacker News ▲ 193 56 comments

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  2. 12
    Lean now ships with verified kernels
    leodemoura.github.io Hacker News ▲ 161
  3. 13
    "I'm on a war footing": Terry Tao and the crisis in math
    nytimes.com Hacker News ▲ 107
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    The DNS Museum
    dns.museum Hacker News ▲ 101
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    Rendering pretty sky in Around The World game
    frozenfractal.com Hacker News ▲ 100
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    Teal – A statically-typed dialect of Lua
    teal-language.org Hacker News ▲ 66
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    What if the scoreboard had no delay?
    dev.to DEV Community ▲ 59
  10. 20
    The history of development of Norton Commander (2011)
    softpanorama.org Hacker News ▲ 57
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    The First Candid
    newyorker.com Hacker News ▲ 48
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    Gdynia and the Dream of a Maritime Poland
    engelsbergideas.com Hacker News ▲ 41
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    Superoptimizing an FPU Emulator
    purplesyringa.moe Hacker News ▲ 37
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    Regex visualized as 3D marble run
    regexmarblerun.com Hacker News ▲ 31
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