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Archives for 23 Nov 2022

1. Earth might be experiencing 7th mass extinction, not 6th
   (134 points | Comments)

2. Socrates on the forgetfulness that comes with writing
   (177 points | Comments)

3. First active chemistry on an exoplanet revealed by Webb telescope
   (156 points | Comments)

4. Westinghouse sees a tech disrupter in its eVinci microreactor
   (353 points | Comments)

5. Ruby concurrency is hard: how I became a Ruby on Rails contributor
   (142 points | Comments)

6. 2 Years at Twitter
   (113 points | Comments)

7. What if we talked about over-60s’ screen time as we talk about young people’s?
   (430 points | Comments)

8. Why Domain Driven Design?
   (203 points | Comments)

9. Last.fm turns 20
   (350 points | Comments)

10. Show HN: I built an app that scans every social media network for your username
    (219 points | Comments)

11. Valve Introduces Proton Next
    (361 points | Comments)

12. Never use a warning when you mean undo (2007)
    (121 points | Comments)

13. Show HN: Benthos Studio – A modern take on Yahoo Pipes
    (145 points | Comments)

14. Wasmer 3.0
    (305 points | Comments)

15. Diátaxis: A systematic framework for technical documentation authoring
    (188 points | Comments)

16. A programmer-friendly I/O abstraction over io_uring and kqueue
    (127 points | Comments)

17. Writing by hand is still the best way to retain information
    (694 points | Comments)

18. Fosstodon Hub – More Upgrades
    (121 points | Comments)

19. Porting 58k lines of D and C++ to Jai
    (212 points | Comments)

20. Ooh.directory
    (988 points | Comments)

21. Chief scientist of major corporation can’t handle criticism of the work he hypes
    (337 points | Comments)

22. Mercedes locks faster acceleration behind a $1,200 annual paywall
    (224 points | Comments)

23. Alertness associated with last night’s sleep, physical activity and food intake
    (186 points | Comments)

24. How not to think about cells
    (103 points | Comments)

25. Show HN: Unclutter – Reader mode, but better
    (212 points | Comments)

26. Migrating from Warp to Axum
    (101 points | Comments)

27. Show HN: Noctie – A chess AI that predicts your rating
    (134 points | Comments)

28. An interactive guide to Flexbox
    (813 points | Comments)

29. Learn Kubernetes with Google
    (111 points | Comments)

30. New NES Tetris Technique: Faster Than Hypertapping (2021) [video]
    (125 points | Comments)

31. “Invalid Username or Password”: a useless security measure (2014)
    (313 points | Comments)

32. Show HN: I made a pretty relaxing puzzle game
    (633 points | Comments)

33. Common Lisp Object System (CLOS)
    (113 points | Comments)

34. I over-engineered a Fast Fourier Transform for Arduino
    (294 points | Comments)

35. Building a custom code search index in Go
    (118 points | Comments)

36. Strange Attractors
    (109 points | Comments)

37. Voice assistants are not doing it for big tech
    (257 points | Comments)

38. Emacs on an iPad
    (138 points | Comments)

39. 2D Rubik’s Cube solution visualization
    (275 points | Comments)

40. Unix time is bad and needs replacement, not UTC
    (133 points | Comments)

41. Help seed Z-Library on IPFS
    (275 points | Comments)

42. Life as a door-to-door salesman
    (139 points | Comments)

43. Programmimg Pearls (1985)
    (106 points | Comments)

44. Tumblr to Add Support for ActivityPub
    (400 points | Comments)

45. Yahoo Pipes
    (159 points | Comments)

46. WikiLeaks is struggling to stay online as millions of documents disappear
    (367 points | Comments)

47. Ccache – a fast C/C++ compiler cache
    (147 points | Comments)

48. An ancient Japanese technique that produces lumber without cutting trees
    (126 points | Comments)

49. Japanese have been producing wood for 700 years without cutting down trees
    (660 points | Comments)

50. Ask HN: What are some blog posts that you have enjoyed going through?
    (154 points | Comments)

51. Emacs: Feature/tree-sitter merged into master
    (305 points | Comments)

52. How to explain the KGB's success identifying CIA agents in the field (2015)
    (119 points | Comments)

53. An ancient Persian way to keep cool (2021)
    (178 points | Comments)

54. How long would society last during a total grid collapse?
    (218 points | Comments)

55. Using Rust at a startup: A cautionary tale
    (297 points | Comments)

56. Zero Trust Strategy and Roadmap
    (205 points | Comments)

57. Safely writing code that isn't thread-safe
    (213 points | Comments)