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Reporting by Diário do Centro do Mundo says a militiaman linked to banker Henrique Vorcaro approached the family of the 'Sicário' — the gunman at the center of the Rio de Janeiro militia investigations — seeking money and contracts connected to him. The revelation adds a new thread to the sprawling probe into militia finances and their links to business figures, and is drawing wide attention in Brazil.
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The monthly 'Who is hiring?' thread has been posted on Hacker News for October 2026, inviting companies to list open roles and job seekers to browse opportunities. The recurring thread, ranked fourth on the site with hundreds of engagements, is a fixture of the tech community where startups and established firms post positions directly, mostly remote and startup roles.
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A Hacker News member opened a thread inviting others to share what they are currently reading. Responses have drawn several hundred points of engagement, with users swapping book recommendations and reading habits. It is the kind of recurring community prompt that surfaces what technologists and developers are turning to for learning or leisure.
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A discussion is underway among technologists and parents about which books they read aloud to their children. Participants are sharing favourite titles, from picture books to chapter books, and comparing what works at different ages. The thread has drawn attention for turning a simple question into a crowd-sourced reading list for parents.
- 5Sunday Morning Chat Set to Simon & Garfunkel Music●Sunday Morning Open Thread with Music by Simon & Garfunkel
An online community is holding its regular Sunday morning open discussion thread, with the music of Simon & Garfunkel as the theme. Participants gather to chat about whatever topics they wish, share thoughts, and enjoy the classic folk duo's songs to start the weekend. The thread is a recurring feature that gives readers a casual space for conversation between harder news cycles.
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A monthly thread on Hacker News invites developers and tech professionals to post their skills and availability for potential employers. The 'Who wants to be hired?' format lets job seekers present themselves directly, with companies encouraged to browse and reach out. The October 2026 edition is drawing engagement from the tech community as hiring interest continues.
- 7The craziest Reddit stories that broke the internet●craziest reddit stories that broke the internet | Charlotte Dobre TV
Charlotte Dobre, a commentary YouTuber known for covering online drama and viral conflicts, is running a roundup of the wildest Reddit stories that spread far beyond the site and became mainstream talking points. Her compilation has drawn heavy engagement, with viewers piling in to relive the platform's most infamous threads, from viral family disputes to workplace revenge tales.
- 8Film Fans Share Overlooked Movie Gems Worth Watching▼People Are Sharing Hidden Movie Gems That Deserve WAY More Attention
Movie lovers are listing lesser-known films they believe deserve far more attention than they received. The conversation highlights overlooked titles that missed mainstream success despite strong quality, with participants swapping recommendations and arguing that many great films go unnoticed amid blockbuster dominance.
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