2761. Show HN: I'm releasing my game for free (victorqribeiro.itch.io)
195 points | 2020 | author atum47 showed up (and submitted it) | their comment | thread
“I wrote the thing with mobile and desktop on mind (touch and keyboard controls, render to several types of screen). Then this line does the magic: const isMobile =…”
2762. Where's the fastest place to put my server? How much does it matter? (calpaterson.com)
195 points | 2021 | author calpaterson showed up | their comment | thread
“you are absolutely right and I will correct that!”
2763. From Julia to Rust (miguelraz.github.io)
195 points | 2021 | author miguelraz showed up (and submitted it) | their comment | thread
“I specifically mentioned the `egg` crate because of it's capabilities for symbolic math. You can check a minimal application of arithmetic differentiation and some…”
2764. Web Scraping with Python (scrapingbee.com)
195 points | 2022 | author daolf showed up (and submitted it) | their comment | thread
“Always to improve the content we're writing here. What else would you have expected to read in such an article?”
2765. Why was western printing superior to Asian printing? (erikexamines.substack.com)
195 points | 2022 | author socialdemocrat showed up (and submitted it) | their comment (+1 more) | thread
“sorry about the paywall, I am trying to experiment with different ways of growing my readership and subscribers. You can get past the paywall by signing up for a 7-day…”
2766. Adversarial Policies Beat Professional-Level Go AIs (arxiv.org)
195 points | 2022 | author AdamGleave showed up | their comment (+1 more) | thread
“We evaluated our matches using KataGo. In fact, our adversary is just a forked version of KataGo. We use the same modified Tromp-Taylor rules for eval. We elaborate on…”
2767. PcTattletale leaks victims' screen recordings to entire Internet (ericdaigle.ca)
195 points | 2024 | author e_daigle showed up | their comment | thread
“the exploit is so simple it kind of speaks for itself, but if anyone has any questions feel free.”
2768. Faster substring search with SIMD in Zig (aarol.dev)
195 points | 2025 | author aarol showed up | their comment | thread
“thanks for your feedback! I was inspired by your comment on HN a while back and started learning about this stuff, reading the source code of `memchr` was especially…”
2769. Node-fib: Fast non-blocking fibonacci server (github.com)
194 points | 2011 | author glenjamin showed up | their comment | thread
“didn't really expect this to get picked up anywhere but since it has I'd like to point out the idea was to demonstrate that computationally expensive algorithms can be…”
2770. Get that job at Facebook (2012) (facebook.com)
194 points | 2013 | author aristus showed up | their comment (+1 more) | thread
“Hi, author here -- the article focuses on "code prep" because that's something you can brush up in a short-ish period of time. You can't become a nicer or more…”
2771. BankAPI (github.com)
194 points | 2014 | author JoelJacobson showed up (and submitted it) | their comment (+4 more) | thread
“That's a good question. Please see:”
2772. Voxel Quest Fluid Dynamics and New Rendering Method (voxelquest.com)
194 points | 2015 | author gavanwoolery showed up | their comment | thread
“as mentioned I was not expecting this to get posted but I am happy to answer any questions or elaborate further. For so long as I can stay awake at least. :) Some other…”
2773. Redox: A Rust Operating System (github.com)
194 points | 2015 | author jackpot51 showed up | their comment | thread
“I didn't choose that line well, so I simply removed that text. I meant that I would like it to be well documented, not that it would be designed around documentation.”
2774. Perl 6 is fun (blog.urth.org)
194 points | 2015 | author autarch showed up | their comment | thread
“I appreciate the traffic but my server doesn't. I'm working on getting this viewable again.”
2775. The Lisp Curse (2011) (winestockwebdesign.com)
194 points | 2016 | author winestock showed up | their comment | thread | on Y Recombinator
“This must be at least the third time that it has appeared on Hacker News. I'm starting to get sick of it, myself, but I keep it up because so many people like it (at the…”
2776. Aphantasia: How It Feels to Be Blind in Your Mind (facebook.com)
194 points | 2016 | author blakeross showed up | their comment | thread
“happy to answer any questions. About me: I was formerly a director of product at FB and a founder of Firefox. My YC startup became FB's first acquisition. I'm focusing…”
2777. Why I don't like smartcards, HSMs, YubiKeys, etc. (devever.net)
194 points | 2016 | author hlandau showed up | their comment | thread
“After musing on the comments here I wrote a followup about improv HSMs. These aren't tamperproof and as such are suitable for use in secure datacentres only.”
2778. Pushing Polygons on the Mega Drive (jix.one)
194 points | 2017 | author jix showed up (and submitted it) | their comment | thread
“happy to answer any questions you might have.”
2779. Show HN: An improved version of HyperLogLog (github.com)
194 points | 2017 | author seiflotfy showed up (and submitted it) | their comment | thread
“the main 3 things that make this stand out is: 1) 4-bit register instead of 5 (HLL) and 6 (HLL++), but most implementations use 1 byte registers out of convenience 2)…”
2780. Don't hate COBOL until you've tried it (opensource.com)
194 points | 2017 | author waltman showed up | their comment (+1 more) | thread
“and to be honest the only reason I did it this way was to make sure the period ended up in column 73. I've presented this in talks about half a dozen times now, and…”
2781. Art of chording (artofchording.com)
194 points | 2020 | author morinted showed up | their comment | thread
“I'm the author of Art of Chording—I program full-time with steno in JavaScript (working mainly with React.) I'd love ideas on how to demonstrate coding in steno. I…”
2782. The day my script killed 10k phones in South America (new.pythonforengineers.com)
194 points | 2021 | author shantnutiwari showed up | their comment | thread
“I shared this yesterday, didnt get much upvotes and quickly vanished. Thanks to /u/nixcraft for sharing it again! Looks like 2nd time lucky. Im seeing the same type of…”
2783. Things we did not do while reaching $2M ARR (missiveapp.com)
194 points | 2022 | author plehoux showed up (and submitted it) | their comment | thread
“I should not have put it there... I just wanted to highlight we were frugal.”
2784. Implementing Natural Conversational Agents with Elixir (seanmoriarity.com)
194 points | 2024 | author seanmor5 showed up | their comment | thread
“All of the chapters are done, but there are still some minor updates as APIs change. It should be going to production soon”
2785. Benchmarking LLM social skills with an elimination game (github.com)
194 points | 2025 | author zone411 showed up | their comment (+3 more) | thread
“I'm planning to create game versions of this benchmark, as well as my other multi-agent benchmarks (,, and a few others I'm developing). But I'm not sure if a…”
2786. UUIDv47: Store UUIDv7 in DB, emit UUIDv4 outside (SipHash-masked timestamp) (github.com)
194 points | 2025 | author aabbdev showed up (and submitted it) | their comment | thread
“The idea is simple: keep UUIDv7 internally for database indexing and sortability, but emit UUIDv4-looking façades externally so clients don’t see timing patterns. How it…”
2787. Windows 8 Tells Microsoft Everything You Install, Not Very Securely. (log.nadim.cc)
193 points | 2012 | author magikarp showed up | their comment | thread
“Let me ask you something: Have you checked if SSLv2 connections are actually dropped? The point of my article isn't SSLv2, it's privacy concerns. Also, I did actually…”
2788. The Stanford Startup and the MIT Startup (fpgacomputing.blogspot.com)
193 points | 2013 | author amirhirsch showed up | their comment | thread
“just wanted to point out that it's stereotypes for the sake of nomenclature.”
2789. Convert curl commands to Go code (mholt.github.io)
193 points | 2016 | author mholt showed up | their comment | thread
“Hey HN, I wrote this to scratch a perpetual itch after reading enough API documentations and re-writing basically the same code over and over. Right now it only supports…”
2790. Ethereum Contracts Are Going to Be Candy for Hackers (vessenes.com)
193 points | 2016 | author vessenes showed up (and submitted it) | their comment | thread
“and I agree with Vitalik. I thought it was interesting to dig into the wild west of live contracts and see what was happening right now. The early days of Bitcoin had…”