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SN release: fixes for some android keyboards, other editor fixes

k00b

Just noticed https://stacker.news/items/1379883 that after I dropped my text in the editor, the preview was messing up the line breaks. Once I picked the territory to post, it auto-edited my text and showed those breaks in the editor too. I just cleared 'em out and it’s all good now.

Stacker_Stocks

> Each year, we ask some top investors what they think the next year will bring. Last year, some investors thought the IPO market would be back up and running by now (which didn’t quite happen), while others thought the momentum behind AI was poised to accelerate (and they were right). This year, TechCrunch did the same thing, talking to five investors from various markets about what they are preparing for in 2026.  
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What's ahead for startups and VCs in 2026? Investors weigh in

charts_and_numbers

The World’s Most Spoken Languages by Total Speakers

Stacker Saloon

saloon

@JesseJames's bio

JesseJames

Just noticed the editor acting up. First, pasting wasn't grabbing the whole clipboard—it kept cutting off at the linebreaks. Then it just glitched out like this, with the Markdown quote tags all broken. https://stacker.news/items/1379760

Politics_And_Law

> "Turning yourself in to be incarcerated tugs against every fundamentally primal instinct we have as human beings," writes Samourai Wallet developer Keonne Rodriguez as he recounts his first night in prison.

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>  Hello Reader.

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> I am writing to you from the FPC Morgantown in West Virginia. I surrendered myself on December 19 to begin my 60 month (5 year) sentence.

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> Surrendering yourself to prison is a fundamentally confusing and unnatural experience. One the one hand you are grateful to have been given a little more time with your loved ones, and more time to prepare. You thankfully get to avoid the dreaded "diesel therapy" (This is when the BOP sends you all across the United States by bus or plane, spending a few weeks in different prison settings, with murderers, rapists, child molesters, and the like before arriving to your final designated institution. All the while because you are unable to take classes you are not earning the possible credits needed to reduce your sentence.) and come in on "your own terms".

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Letter #1: Notes From The Inside

https://www.visualcapitalist.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/Most_Spoken_Languages_Web.webp

econ

> Musk wrote in an X post that “double-digit growth is coming within 12 to 18 months,” and added that “triple-digit” growth could be possible in roughly five years if “applied intelligence” is a proxy for economic growth.
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Elon Musk predicted double-digit US economic growth within 12 to 18 months

Construction_and_Engineering

Go Inside the Final Renovations of the Sagrada Familia Basilica

Single Line ASCII Art Boobs (NSFW maybe)

SN release: allow browser translations and other bug fixes related to new editor

Music

Daily Discussion Thread ~Music Saloon! CHRISTMAS!

Public_N_M_E

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=edJeYaXPbYI

> The rise of defined contribution accounts has given workers portability, flexibility, and a stake in America’s capital markets.
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> For decades, pundits have declared that Americans shouldn’t have to save for retirement in the casino of the stock market. They argued that individuals saving for themselves was too risky and that only a strong collective safety net could provide a secure retirement. 
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> Those pundits have been proven wrong. 
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> A recent Wall Street Journal story highlighted the hundreds of thousands of “401(k) millionaires” just at the Fidelity brokerage. Far from being a refuge just for the wealthy, individual retirement accounts have become a widespread and secure way to save for retirement. They have also become one of the main reasons for America’s national wealth.  
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> In the decades after World War II, federal tax policy encouraged employers to offer what are known as “defined benefit” retirement plans, where companies promised to pay set amounts to their former employees after retirement. But in 1974 the government began allowing people to open individual retirement accounts (IRAs) for themselves, with no tax on the contributions. More importantly, in 1978, Congress added what would become the famous Section 401(k) to the US tax code, giving employers the option to support individual retirement accounts.
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https://thedailyeconomy.org/article/401ks-built-americas-wealth-and-proved-all-the-critics-wrong/

401(k)s Built America’s Wealth and Proved All the Critics Wrong

https://www.visualcapitalist.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/country-size-vs-gdp-WEB.webp

Visualizing the Relationship Between Country Size and GDP

https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQpBHOGC0pMBhJBoit9z8l0qpHBqdyO12oVF2whouTbxATqM26rGwbu0s40&s=10

bitcoin

Christmas greeting card v3 [100x gift inside]

030e0dca83

I just want world peace and for everyone to be happy. Happy holidays!

OpenAI allows users to directly adjust ChatGPT’s enthusiasm level

Can you break that down? I haven't messed with it yet.

Animal_World

> WAN is thrilled to report that President Trump has officially signed into law a landmark measure cutting funding for the Department of Defense (DOD)’s cruel dog and cat experiments as part of the 2026 defense policy bill.
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> The provision cleared the U.S. Senate with broad bipartisan support in a 77–20 vote this week, following passage by the U.S. House of Representatives. The bill’s signing marks the first time in history that the DOD’s dog and cat testing has been fully defunded.
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