61. Microservices (basho.com)
314 points | 2016 | author StabbyCutyou showed up | their comment (+2 more) | thread
“thanks for taking the time read it. You're not wrong in that this article is meant to point out the pitfalls of the approach, and to advocate for understanding before…”
62. Machine Learning: Models with Learned Parameters (indico.io)
314 points | 2016 | author djkust showed up | their comment | thread
“This is actually part 3 in a series. For developers who are still getting oriented around machine learning, you might enjoy the first two articles, too. Part 1 shows how…”
63. Mob Programming – The Good, the Bad and the Great (underthehood.meltwater.com)
312 points | 2016 | author obeka showed up | their comment (+3 more) | thread
“Wow, the interest was a lot higher than we expected Since you all have been asking, here's a negative excerpt from an earlier version of this post, which unfortunately…”
64. A suggestion on how to spend a day at home (blog.mousereeve.com)
312 points | 2016 | author tripofmice showed up (and submitted it) | their comment | thread
“I have failed this community. Dutch babies are important.”
65. Introducing TAuth: Why OAuth 2.0 is bad for banking APIs and how we're fixing it (blog.teller.io)
311 points | 2016 | author sjtgraham showed up | their comment (+1 more) | thread
“Last time I checked other access token types were still drafts and bearer tokens were the only stable kind. I as a bank cannot attribute liability for an erroneous…”
66. The traits of a proficient programmer (oreilly.com)
305 points | 2016 | author practicingdev showed up | their comment | thread
“so... yes! The context I currently apply this in is that in the apprenticeship I'm running. So for example, we work on business applications and some amount of complex…”
67. Docker for Mac Beta Review (medium.com)
304 points | 2016 | author nzoschke showed up | their comment (+2 more) | thread
“I was using that prior to getting in the beta. Tremendous work went into that driver, so I'm happy to see the techniques get picked up elsewhere.”
68. The Zen of Erlang (ferd.ca)
301 points | 2016 | author mononcqc showed up (and submitted it) | their comment | thread
“This is a challenging one, because it is intimately related to what is acceptable or not to your users. By default you could say that if the storage mechanism must be up…”
69. An integer formula for Fibonacci numbers (paulhankin.github.io)
297 points | 2016 | author hnkain showed up | their comment | thread
“You're right, it requires n^2 binary digits (and I mention this at the end of the article). The formula isn't, and isn't meant to be, a good way to find Fibonacci…”
70. How to Build Muscle (julian.com)
295 points | 2016 | author julianshapiro showed up (and submitted it) | their comment (+1 more) | thread
“More than happy to spend the next few hours answering any questions if the admins find that appropriate. I will do my best to cite evidence/research for my responses.”
71. Twitter shut down Emojitracker's access (medium.com)
293 points | 2016 | author mroth showed up | their comment | thread
“To be clear, I don't believe I deserve free or special access to anything. The point I was trying to make was actually more in the opposite direction: I wouldn't want to…”
72. Amazon S3 and Glacier Price Reductions (aws.amazon.com)
293 points | 2016 | author jeffbarr showed up (and submitted it) | their comment | thread
“I wrote the post after spending all of about 15 minutes learning about this new feature. We did make things simpler. I am reading this. We made them simpler. Decide how…”
73. Startup Technical Diligence Is a Waste of Time (codingvc.com)
287 points | 2016 | author lpolovets showed up (and submitted it) | their comment | thread
“There's definitely some sampling bias from the post-mortem article. Alas, this is the the most relevant public data that I could find. I do have a good (anecdotal)…”
74. SSH: Best practices (blog.0xbadc0de.be)
284 points | 2016 | author aris_ada showed up | their comment | thread
“I wrote the article.”
75. Site requests bank logins for online purchases (lolware.net)
282 points | 2016 | author technion showed up (and submitted it) | their comment | thread
“The post was put together in a bit of a rush - I've updated it based on a number of the queries I've seen. Overall, if attention to this issue can stop one other company…”
76. Cassandra is not row level consistent (datanerds.io)
274 points | 2016 | author leastangle showed up (and submitted it) | their comment | thread
“Great discussion around the CAP theorem but it misses the point. AP vs CP / Cassandra being AP is not relevant to this particular problem: 1) This is not a distributed…”
77. Real-world HTTP/2: 400GB of images per day (99designs.com.au)
273 points | 2016 | author xzyfer showed up | their comment | thread
“I'll be floating around for a while, happy to answer any questions.”
78. ZCash Will Be a Truly Anonymous Blockchain-Based Currency (spectrum.ieee.org)
273 points | 2016 | author sangfroid showed up | their comment | thread
“Hi. I'm the author. Thanks for pointing this out. You were not the only one. We've reworked the attributions paragraph to include all of the institutions that had a hand…”
79. Immutability is not enough (codewords.recurse.com)
271 points | 2016 | author pdubroy showed up | their comment | thread
“You've actually summarized one of the main points of the article -- here's what I wrote in the "What's going on?" section:”
80. Diff So Fancy: make Git diffs look good (github.com)
270 points | 2016 | author paulirish showed up | their comment | thread
“Steve helped with shipping it as a standalone script] NPM?!? :) A lot of people below are asking why a bash script (that depends on a perl script) is being recommended…”
81. Scrapy Tips from the Pros (blog.scrapinghub.com)
269 points | 2016 | author stummjr showed up | their comment | thread
“Feel free to ask any questions you have.”
82. I'm at Fog Creek, and we're introducing Gomix (anildash.com)
269 points | 2016 | author anildash showed up | their comment | thread
“I wrote this post the same day as the rest of the announcements; I don't know why my personal blog post took off now, but I'd definitely prefer to focus on the product,…”
83. Integrating a VT220 into my life (drewdevault.com)
268 points | 2016 | author Sir_Cmpwn showed up | their comment | thread
“I got the pictured one refurbished through vecmar.com, and I just bought a second one on eBay (for use at home).”
84. 2016 Retina MacBook Pro Caveats (lvh.io)
265 points | 2016 | author lvh showed up (and submitted it) | their comment | thread
“The Dell P2515Q I have has both DisplayPort and mDP2 in and out (for chaining).”
85. Keybase chooses Zcash (keybase.io)
262 points | 2016 | author malgorithms showed up | their comment | thread
“Seeing some of the discussion go down on Twitter, I feel maybe I should explain further the "white supremacist" example in the post. (one tweet at me: "So now you can…”
86. Does your mind jump around, stay on task or get stuck? (news.berkeley.edu)
260 points | 2016 | author zacirving showed up | their comment | thread
“and was so happy to hear this thread was going! I've heard about HN from my hacker friends, and it's hilarious and flattering to be here!! Seems like you've been having…”
87. The End of Microservices (lightstep.com)
258 points | 2016 | author djspoons showed up | their comment | thread
“:) I totally agree that microservices can be a form of premature optimization, in particular because of the cost with today's tooling. But I think there's hope that lot…”
88. Google’s AMP is a gilded cage (shkspr.mobi)
257 points | 2016 | author edent showed up | their comment | thread
“I agree with you. My site was already fairly lightweight, but I wanted to see if AMP improved things and made a better user experience. It made it slightly faster, but…”
89. How I Built a Side Project (stayintech.com)
255 points | 2016 | author userium showed up | their comment | thread
“happy to get feedback!”
90. Rust and Nix = easier Unix systems programming (kamalmarhubi.com)
255 points | 2016 | author kalmar showed up (and submitted it) | their comment | thread
“This is a really valid criticism of the post, and I think it'll inform the next post I write on the topic. Thanks!”