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Archives for 10 Feb 2023

1. Why did Mozilla remove XUL add-ons? (2020)
   (111 points | Comments)

2. Flurly has been shut down by Stripe
   (103 points | Comments)

3. GitHub and EFF back YouTube ripper in legal battle with the RIAA
   (116 points | Comments)

4. A Gentle Introduction to CRDTs
   (278 points | Comments)

5. Ask HN: What Happened to Elm?
   (261 points | Comments)

6. Galileo AI – Copilot for interface design
   (120 points | Comments)

7. US jet shoots down unknown object flying off Alaska coast
   (400 points | Comments)

8. Ask HN: What companies are embracing “HTML over the wire”?
   (147 points | Comments)

9. Money Laundering and AML Compliance
   (257 points | Comments)

10. Ask HN: Why did medium.com "fail"?
    (461 points | Comments)

11. Understanding and coding the self-attention mechanism of large language models
    (158 points | Comments)

12. Blowing Holes in Seymour Hersh's Pipe Dream
    (152 points | Comments)

13. Ask HN: Are people considering moving off of Fly.io?
    (102 points | Comments)

14. QGIS is the mapping software you didn't know you needed
    (432 points | Comments)

15. I changed my mind about nuclear waste
    (384 points | Comments)

16. Wi Flag (2002)
    (505 points | Comments)

17. Junkyard computing – repurposing discarded smartphones to minimize pollution
    (324 points | Comments)

18. DuckDB – An in-process SQL OLAP database management system
    (161 points | Comments)

19. Manticore 6.0.0 – a faster alternative to Elasticsearch in C++
    (193 points | Comments)

20. How a Zig IDE Could Work
    (213 points | Comments)

21. Show HN: Spaghettify – A VSCode Extension to make your code worse with AI
    (323 points | Comments)

22. Show HN: DSLCad – a programming language and interpreter for building 3D models
    (198 points | Comments)

23. Is Seattle a 15-minute city? It depends on where you want to walk
    (249 points | Comments)

24. Apple avoids job cuts because it didn’t overhire like Google and Amazon
    (529 points | Comments)

25. Microsoft want court to toss lawsuit accusing them of abusing open-source code
    (126 points | Comments)

26. My fifth year as a bootstrapped founder
    (499 points | Comments)

27. “Open source” seeds loosen Big Ag’s grip on farmers
    (708 points | Comments)

28. Roman church decorated with 4k skeletons
    (180 points | Comments)

29. How a heat pump works
    (246 points | Comments)

30. Ask HN: Whatever Happened To Freelancing?
    (201 points | Comments)

31. FOSS could be an unintended victim of EU crusade to make software more secure
    (147 points | Comments)

32. Reverse engineering an e-ink display
    (188 points | Comments)

33. Dual Coincidence is likely the most complex electromechanical game
    (127 points | Comments)

34. Building a Cloud Database from Scratch: Why We Moved from C++ to Rust (2022)
    (203 points | Comments)

35. Reddit Confirms It Was Hacked–Recommends Users Set Up 2FA
    (311 points | Comments)

36. David Guetta uses ChatGPT and uberduck.ai to deepfake Eminem rap for DJ set
    (306 points | Comments)

37. The XML spec is 25 years old today
    (134 points | Comments)

38. Show HN: MrScraper – A visual web-scraping tool
    (215 points | Comments)

39. Jupyterlab Desktop
    (366 points | Comments)

40. Now offering 2TB SSDs for Steam Deck in the Framework Marketplace
    (500 points | Comments)

41. The Rust Implementation of GNU Coreutils Is Becoming Remarkably Robust
    (261 points | Comments)

42. How the Wealthy Save Billions in Taxes by Skirting a Century-Old Law
    (103 points | Comments)

43. Yahoo will lay off 20% of staff, or 1600 people
    (332 points | Comments)

44. A year after outcry, IRS still doesn’t offer taxpayers alternative to ID.me
    (175 points | Comments)

45. Toolformer: Language models can teach themselves to use tools
    (155 points | Comments)

46. Why big tech companies need so many people
    (209 points | Comments)

47. Aurora
    (286 points | Comments)

48. The best way to launch your startup [video]
    (110 points | Comments)

49. A new way to build with Large Language Models
    (146 points | Comments)

50. Tips for a healthier Postgres database (2021)
    (187 points | Comments)

51. Trunk-Based Development: Game Changers
    (111 points | Comments)