2431. Toxiproxy is a framework for simulating network conditions (github.com)
213 points | 2021 | author Sirupsen showed up | their comment | thread
“but Jacob Wirth took it way beyond during his internship at Shopify. It came out of a need for writing integration tests for resiliency work we did at Shopify back then.…”
2432. Understanding UUIDs, ULIDs and string representations (sudhir.io)
213 points | 2022 | author sudhirj showed up (and submitted it) | their comment | thread
“self-posted. AMA.”
2433. I don't need a VPS anymore (greenash.net.au)
213 points | 2022 | author jaza showed up (and submitted it) | their comment (+8 more) | thread
“A big part of why I'm saying "I don't need a VPS anymore", is because I'm also saying "I don't need dynamic sites anymore". I've been building dynamic sites for two…”
2434. My macOS keyboard shortcuts (jamieonkeys.dev)
213 points | 2022 | author donbrae showed up (and submitted it) | their comment | thread
“Programmer notation: I just mean it more or less as ‘whichever key’.”
2435. Organizing OpenStreetMap mapping parties (contrapunctus.codeberg.page)
213 points | 2024 | author contrapunctus showed up | their comment (+2 more) | thread
“Hi! Author here, wasn't expecting that someone would share this hastily-hacked-together post on HN ^^' Thanks for reading, and ask me anything! PS - I suspect some may…”
2436. Android NAT-T keepalive offload bypasses VPN lockdown (supuk.ch)
213 points | 2026 | author bordercontrol showed up | their comment | thread
“I want to separate the technical work from the communication style. At one point I accidentally wrote Daniel's name as "Danielle." His entire response to one of my…”
2437. Painting in Clojure (tombooth.co.uk)
212 points | 2014 | author tombooth showed up | their comment | thread
“I'm going to be knocking around if anyone has any questions, as I think you all deserve a finished post. If anyone wants to contribute or have a look at the code it is…”
2438. Amazon has sold no more than 35,000 Fire phones, data suggests (theguardian.com)
212 points | 2014 | author charlesarthur showed up | their comment | thread
“would love to hear all about your experience. Email easy to find.”
2439. One Chart, Twelve Charting Libraries (lisacharlotterost.github.io)
212 points | 2016 | author lisacrost showed up | their comment (+1 more) | thread
“Plotly was the biggest surprise for me when I was writing the two blog posts, and I definitely want to try out plotly.js as well. Could take a few weeks, though :) Go…”
2440. Running Java in a Container (mesosphere.com)
212 points | 2018 | author joerg84 showed up | their comment (+1 more) | thread
“First of all thanks for the great disucssion here, it really motivated to write another follow-up article. There were some comments asking for more practical advice…”
2441. Buying an IBM Mainframe (blog.mainframe.dev)
212 points | 2019 | author bluecmd showed up | their comment (+2 more) | thread
“I might write a blog article about that because it is really quite interesting. The TL;DR is that some might want to rather run 1 or 2 systems (mainframe) instead of 100…”
2442. Principles for Building New SaaS Products on AWS (trek10.com)
212 points | 2020 | author shortj showed up | their comment (+1 more) | thread
“HN in a lot of cases has readership that I’d put in the segment of developers that should absolutely not be using Cloud9 daily. I personally take using Cloud9 to the…”
2443. How I learned to charge my customers (idiallo.com)
212 points | 2020 | author ibudiallo showed up | their comment | thread
“My experience is that customers will always want more features than they initially ask for. That's why I make sure to tell them my hourly rate, then give them an…”
2444. F# is gaining independence from .NET (onurgumus.github.io)
212 points | 2021 | author reverseblade2 showed up | their comment | thread
“Don't be deceived by low rating. It's low because people expected a course on syntax. Also other continuations are as below: And if you have any questions find me from…”
2445. How to Raise Investment (tomblomfield.com)
212 points | 2021 | author tomblomfield showed up (and submitted it) | their comment | thread
“happy to answer any questions”
2446. Building a no-code toxicity classifier by talking to GitHub Copilot (surgehq.ai)
212 points | 2022 | author echen showed up | their comment | thread
“Agree with both you and the parent here! We work a lot in the NLP and Trust & Safety space, and many of the models and datasets we see do ignore context -- and so…”
2447. Ubuntu Unity desktop back from the dead after several years' hiatus (theregister.com)
212 points | 2022 | author lproven showed up | their comment (+2 more) | thread
“He does amazing work. I did a little profile piece on him a few months ago:”
2448. Attacking Firecracker: AWS' MicroVM Monitor Written in Rust (graplsecurity.com)
212 points | 2022 | author chompie showed up | their comment | thread
“I walk through the process of developing the exploit and primitives, and was upfront that I ran into a mitigation which thwarted my exploit strategy. Similar to other…”
2449. When to use Bazel? (earthly.dev)
212 points | 2022 | author adamgordonbell showed up | their comment | thread
“I wanted to get my head wrapped around when Bazel was an excellent build solution, so I interviewed six people with a lot of Bazel experience and picked their brains.…”
2450. Microblog.pub – A self-hosted, single-user, ActivityPub powered microblog (docs.microblog.pub)
212 points | 2022 | author tsileo showed up | their comment | thread
“I see the confusion, I tweaked the README to remove that claim. But I indeed meant "no external dependencies like postgres/redis..".”
2451. I can't stand using VSCode so I wrote my own (bold-edit.com)
212 points | 2024 | author levodelellis showed up | their comment (+1 more) | thread
“I haven't seen it drop a frame when running in a release build. I had experience with SDL and wrote a test to see if it performs as well as I remembered. It did, so I…”
2452. Reverse-engineering a three-axis attitude indicator from the F-4 fighter plane (righto.com)
212 points | 2024 | author kens showed up | their comment | thread
“Author here if there are any questions...”
2453. OpenLDK: A Java JIT compiler and runtime in Common Lisp (github.com)
212 points | 2025 | author atgreen showed up | their comment | thread
“It's still very much a work in progress.”
2454. Intel's Battlemage Architecture (chipsandcheese.com)
212 points | 2025 | author clamchowder showed up | their comment | thread
“When I checked the 7600 XT was much more expensive. Right now it's still $360 on eBay, vs the B580's $250 MSRP, though yeah I guess it's hard to find the B580 in stock”
2455. The Company Man (lesswrong.com)
212 points | 2025 | author TomasBjartur showed up | their comment | thread
“Hi. I am the author. If anyone is interested in following my writing, especially those not often on LessWrong, consider subscribing to my Substack: I plan to mirror any…”
2456. Is this the new cyber normal? (drew.silcock.dev)
212 points | 2026 | author zkldi showed up | their comment | thread
“Hi, I wrote the blog post and wish I'd just written your exact words instead. A lot of the lab PoCs still use contrivances (ignoring the ones that are disabling ASLR or…”
2457. HTTPS provides more than just privacy (certsimple.com)
211 points | 2016 | author nailer showed up (and submitted it) | their comment | thread
“Surprising thing when researching this was how fast some of the stuff talked about a year ago is already upon us in the upcoming browser releases: - If you're running…”
2458. Interactive Go REPL (github.com)
211 points | 2017 | author d4l3k showed up | their comment | thread
“It's something inbetween. Pretty much the way it works is it dynamically inserts references to all objects/packages/functions in scope at compile time. It then has an in…”
2459. C++ and the Culture of Complexity (2013) (blog.greaterthanzero.com)
211 points | 2018 | author thebear showed up | their comment (+1 more) | thread
“A few years back, I wrote an article about the issues that you're asking about. Since the article still comes up as the #1 result of Google search for "C++ rvalue…”
2460. Getting Laid Off in Tech: The Myth of Upper Middle Class Security (hackernoon.com)
211 points | 2018 | author logicx24 showed up (and submitted it) | their comment | thread
“Not sure why you're being downvoted, I completely I agree with this. The fact that even upper middle class doesn't guarantee any real security was a huge wake-up call…”