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VOL. I·NO. 01
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 2026
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  1. 021Hacker NewsSEP · 24English

    Double-entry bookkeeping and paper and tokens

    The article draws a parallel between cheap paper enabling double-entry bookkeeping in medieval commerce and OpenAI's recent 80% price reduction for GPT Luna, suggesting that dramatic cost reductions in foundational technologies unlock transformative innovations and new industries.

    By Honza Pokorný
  2. 022CNBCSEP · 24English

    Lowe's is launching a drone delivery service in partnership with DoorDash, Alphabet

    Lowe's has launched a drone delivery service in partnership with DoorDash and Alphabet's Wing, marking the first drone delivery program in home improvement retail. The pilot program in North Carolina offers delivery of over 100 products within 20 minutes, with drones carrying up to 2.5 pounds within a 5-mile radius. The service addresses customer pain points during home projects and may expand if successful.

    By Laya Neelakandan
  3. 023X 主题热门SEP · 24English

    Bitcoin · X 热门 · 2026-09-24 08:28 UTC

    AI-assisted coding has reduced the estimated computing cost of preparing a quantum-resistant Bitcoin transaction from $320 to $66 in one week, making the process nearly 6× faster while working within Bitcoin's existing rules. The breakthrough demonstrates Bitcoin's capacity to adapt to future threats and strengthen its technology without requiring network upgrades.

  4. 024Hacker NewsSEP · 24English

    DAWO: Working together on a digitally autonomous workplace for Dutch government

    DAWO is a Dutch government initiative that combines public values and technology to strengthen digital autonomy, improve collaboration, enhance security, and foster innovation through replaceable, inspectable IT building blocks rather than single products.

    By TechTechTech
  5. 025Hacker NewsSEP · 24English

    Omens of Exceptional Talent

    An essay exploring characteristics of exceptionally talented individuals, citing Patrick Collison, Sam Altman, and Tyler Cowen as examples. The author lists behavioral and cognitive traits observed in high-performing people, including fearlessness, clarity of thought, rapid learning, and willingness to pursue unconventional paths.

    By Alexey Guzey
  6. 026Hacker NewsSEP · 24English

    Universities Must Reinvent Themselves for the Intelligent Age

    Universities must transform from institutions providing one-time education to lifelong learning partners to prepare individuals for rapid technological change, economic disruption, and evolving professional demands. The shift from learning-for-life to continuous learning is structural, not incremental, requiring systemic changes across governance, funding, and academic incentives. Lifelong learning is essential for economic competitiveness, social cohesion, and individual security in an age defined by AI, automation, and constant skill obsolescence.

    By Klaus Schwab
  7. 027Hacker NewsSEP · 24English

    Why China Can't Innovate (2014)

    A 2014 analysis by Abrami, Kirby, and McFarlan examines why China struggles with innovation despite historical inventiveness and government investment. The article explores multiple explanations—engineer-focused entrepreneurship, weak IP protection, education systems emphasizing test scores—while arguing China has the resources and political will to become a technological leader if it addresses systemic challenges.

    By NordStreamYacht
  8. 028Hacker NewsSEP · 24English

    Hard Startups (2020)

    Hard startups requiring significant resources and technological development are often easier to succeed with than easy startups because they attract talented people motivated by meaningful missions. While easy startups are simple to start, they struggle with recruitment since talented people prefer working on significant problems; hard startups create a tailwind effect that helps with hiring, funding, and partnerships.

    By alentodorov
  9. 029Hacker NewsSEP · 23English

    Are we going to use the same Desktop UX forever? [video]

    A UX designer with experience at Apple and Google argues that desktop interfaces have remained stagnant for over two decades, constrained by legacy paradigms and corporate entrenchment. The talk explores how deeper innovations in input methods, data flows, and windowing systems could modernize the desktop, suggesting that Linux and KDE offer unique opportunities to break free from these constraints.

    By Scott Jenson
  10. 030Hacker NewsSEP · 23English

    What I learned from building 50 side projects

    Building side projects without immediate business goals can generate unexpected value through learning, innovation, and opportunity creation. Companies and individuals benefit from dedicating time to experimentation, as exemplified by Google's 20% time policy, which produced Gmail and other successful products while maintaining freedom to explore ideas outside core objectives.

    By About the author
  11. 031Hacker NewsSEP · 23English

    Ctrl+alt+delirium – The unusual engineering hacks that shaped computing history

    Ctrl+Alt+Delirium is a book exploring the chaotic, humorous stories behind major computing innovations and tech history, revealing how behind-the-scenes anecdotes and human elements shaped the industry beyond mere engineering specifications and strategic planning.

    By Thierry ZANZOURI