3751. WordPress Alternatives (darn.es)
149 points | 2024 | author DavidDarnes showed up | their comment | thread
“Lots of good suggestions here, but a lot of them are for complex development stacks. My criteria was something that can be installed and ran without having to do much…”
3752. The human only public license (vanderessen.com)
149 points | 2025 | author fvdessen showed up | their comment | thread
“in a sense I agree with you. I doubt it will ever be mass adopted, especially in this form, which is more a draft to spark discussion than a real license. I am not…”
3753. Texas Hold'em Experiment (benjoffe.com)
148 points | 2010 | author benjoffe showed up | their comment | thread
“I also recently put up similar decks for Omaha: Feel free to ask questions.”
3754. How much money can you make in the iOS App Store? (blog.riverofnewsapp.com)
148 points | 2011 | author DylanG showed up | their comment | thread
“Thanks for the interest and thoughtful replies. I certainly have complaints about the dev process Apple has created but I stand by my statement that Apple has allowed me…”
3755. Apple is professional, the web is amateur (dave.is)
148 points | 2011 | author davidbalbert showed up (and submitted it) | their comment | thread
“It's possible I didn't make my point as clearly as I could have in my post though. Also re: phone prices, I agree with you. I think the pundits were wrong and pre-judged…”
3756. Groupon May Expire Sooner Than Expected (seekingalpha.com)
148 points | 2011 | author techystocks showed up | their comment | thread
“I wrote the article and can vouch this effectively was the business model of Commerce One. I didn't do into gory detail in the article as that wasn't the point.…”
3757. Smoothie Charts: a small javascript charting library for live streaming data (smoothiecharts.org)
148 points | 2012 | author joewalnes showed up | their comment | thread
“An initial version of SmoothieCharts used SVG, but I switched to Canvas because I got slightly better performance (which actually surprised me). That's not strictly true…”
3758. Wiki inventor Ward Cunningham develops federated wiki (wired.com)
148 points | 2012 | author klint showed up | their comment | thread
“and I can see why people got confused. I don't think Max Ogden was implying that it's a bad thing that you have to give up your view point on Wikipedia - and Ward…”
3759. PostgreSQL vs MySQL: an apples to oranges comparison (ledgersmbdev.blogspot.co.uk)
148 points | 2012 | author einhverfr showed up | their comment | thread
“Mysql - Model is in your code. PostgreSQL - Model is at least partially in your database. Also your code can be at least partly in your database which is what makes this…”
3760. France Has A PRISM-Like Program With Thousands Of Trillions Of Metadata Elements (techcrunch.com)
148 points | 2013 | author romaind showed up | their comment | thread
“I see that everyone is as confused as I was with the "milliards de milliards" :) "Millions of trillions" is the right way to say it in English I believe (if you don't…”
3761. Spreadsheet-like programming in Haskell (haskellforall.com)
148 points | 2014 | author Gabriel439 showed up | their comment | thread
“the concept of `Applicative`s is unique to Haskell and has no parallel in other programming languages. This makes the post difficult to write to a broad audience.…”
3762. A Cover Letter in Brainfuck (myownfortune.wordpress.com)
148 points | 2014 | author SonOfLilit showed up | their comment (+1 more) | thread
“Due to popular request, I extracted the text from the PDF, it's in a gist at the bottom. A funny (on my account) story: After three days with little sleep, the last…”
3763. Distributed Named Pipes (dnpip.es)
148 points | 2016 | author mhausenblas showed up (and submitted it) | their comment | thread
“Thanks for the feedback and I agree, a lighter ref impl would be ideal (it's just that I happen to use DC/OS on a daily basis so for me this was the most natural thing…”
3764. Show HN: AsciiDots – a 2D esoteric language inspired by circuits (github.com)
148 points | 2017 | author aaronduino showed up (and submitted it) | their comment | thread
“I'm open to any suggestions or feedback.”
3765. Time for Makefiles to Make a Comeback (medium.com)
148 points | 2017 | author jolson88 showed up | their comment (+1 more) | thread
“Thanks for the great comments everybody. I'm honored this post even got attention here (_long_ time reader and lurker here). I'm glad to see a bunch of constructive…”
3766. Flare: Clojure Dynamic Neural Net Library (aria42.com)
148 points | 2017 | author aria showed up | their comment (+1 more) | thread
“happy to answer any questions!”
3767. KRust: A Formal Executable Semantics of Rust (arxiv.org)
148 points | 2018 | author iuppiter showed up | their comment | thread
“The semantics is far from complete and I am still working it. It is not a easy to formalize Rust completely. KRust is now just very very small step towards that. It may…”
3768. Extracting SSH Private Keys from Windows 10 ssh-agent (blog.ropnop.com)
148 points | 2018 | author ropnop showed up | their comment | thread
“heh nice find. All keys used were burner keys anyway. The only reason I blurred and obfuscated where I could was just for "best practice" not for real security. I knew…”
3769. Whole House Fan and Evaporative Cooler (jefftk.com)
148 points | 2018 | author cbr showed up | their comment | thread
“I don't know very much about how swamp coolers are used in practice, so I could easily be missing something. I do know that they're basically never used up here in the…”
3770. How well does population density predict U.S. voting outcomes? (beta.observablehq.com)
148 points | 2018 | author jake-low showed up | their comment | thread
“Definitely didn't expect to see this on the front page when I woke up. A friend posed the question in the title to me last week after seeing the referenced NYT map, and…”
3771. What software will you trust when you get senile? (lifepim.com)
148 points | 2019 | author acutesoftware showed up (and submitted it) | their comment | thread
“having caregivers certainly changes it, but I was focusing on a possible technical solution in addition to caregivers. It would still be nice to have some impartial…”
3772. Hyperscan: A Fast Multi-Pattern Regex Matcher for Modern CPUs (branchfree.org)
148 points | 2019 | author glangdale showed up (and submitted it) | their comment | thread
“in case anyone wants to question, abuse, argue, etc.”
3773. Rust is not a good C replacement (drewdevault.com)
148 points | 2019 | author Sir_Cmpwn showed up | their comment | thread
“That's not at all what I'm suggesting. In fact I thought this part of the article makes it clear that I feel the opposite way:”
3774. DDR4 SDRAM – Initialization, Training and Calibration (systemverilog.io)
148 points | 2019 | author subbdue showed up | their comment | thread
“Hello .. I’m the author of this article. Reading all your comments was an absolute blast. Since there is some curiosity around temperature and voltage variation - here…”
3775. Django Async: What's new and what's next? (deepsource.io)
148 points | 2020 | author calpaterson showed up | their comment | thread
“Libuv was used - for example by the uvicorn-based versions.”
3776. Query Engines: Push vs. Pull (justinjaffray.com)
148 points | 2021 | author foldU showed up | their comment | thread
“That's a great document I hadn't seen, thanks for sharing!”
3777. The architecture of Uber’s API gateway (eng.uber.com)
148 points | 2021 | author madan showed up | their comment | thread
“happy to answer questions.”
3778. Sir, Please Step Away from the ASR-33 (2010) (queue.acm.org)
148 points | 2021 | author phkamp showed up | their comment | thread
“and I'm here if you have questions.”
3779. Fibonacci Sphere (extremelearning.com.au)
148 points | 2021 | author extremelearning showed up | their comment | thread
“Happy to try to answer any questions! ;)”
3780. Playable Quotes for Game Boy (tenmile.quote.games)
148 points | 2021 | author jf showed up | their comment | thread
“Hi everyone, I’m one of the authors of this project and I’m happy to answer questions! You can read more about how this works here: We also have a presentation on…”