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| 241. | Copy and paste-friendly Go crypto (github.com) | |
| 141 points | 2016 | author gtank showed up | their comment | thread
“glad you enjoyed the talk! Looking into it more I noticed that there's a Go implementation[1] that is noted to be constant-time with a !amd64 build tag. So it isn't just…” | ||
| 242. | Analyzing Last.fm Listening History (geoffboeing.com) | |
| 140 points | 2016 | author gboeing showed up | their comment | thread
“Thanks everyone for the comments! If you've got any other feedback or suggestions I am more than happy to hear it!” | ||
| 243. | Embed, encode, attend, predict: the new deep learning formula for NLP models (explosion.ai) | |
| 140 points | 2016 | author syllogism showed up | their comment | thread
“Thanks! I'm planning to make two follow up posts, on each of the systems, that go through those details. I blurred them out in this post because I wanted to get across…” | ||
| 244. | A Simple Content-Based Recommendation Engine in Python (blog.untrod.com) | |
| 139 points | 2016 | author numlocked showed up (and submitted it) | their comment (+1 more) | thread
“Love to hear any feedback and hope folks find it useful. As I mention in the article, we use a very, very similar implementation in production at grove.co. It's…” | ||
| 245. | Why Ruby is an acceptable Lisp (2005) (randomhacks.net) | |
| 139 points | 2016 | author ekidd showed up | their comment | thread
“Let me explain where this article came from, since people keep digging it up every few years to discuss it. :-) I spent some time during the late 90s learning all kinds…” | ||
| 246. | FreeBSD Jails the hard way (clinta.github.io) | |
| 138 points | 2016 | author clinta showed up | their comment | thread
“I'm just now diving into docker. Docker is really about the images. Docker can run on lxc or in kernel namespaces. And there is ongoing work to port Docker to FreeBSD…” | ||
| 247. | Urban highways destroy wealth (urbankchoze.blogspot.com) | |
| 137 points | 2016 | author kchoze showed up | their comment | thread
“The principle you refer to here is Marchetti's constant. It's the idea that people will make decisions about where to live and work to achieve an average commute time of…” | ||
| 248. | Show HN: Embed HN comments in your website (comments.network) | |
| 137 points | 2016 | author franciscop showed up (and submitted it) | their comment | thread
“it's still an early alpha but I'd love to answer any questions that you have. I also have some questions for you if you are interested in the project: - What are the…” | ||
| 249. | Reversing Go Binaries Like a Pro (rednaga.io) | |
| 137 points | 2016 | author differentials showed up | their comment | thread
“Link was submitted using https which I had not set up yet. Just switched over to a CF nameserver so it should be working shortly...” | ||
| 250. | Keys Under Doormats: Mandating insecurity by requiring government access (2015) [pdf] (dspace.mit.edu) | |
| 136 points | 2016 | author mspecter showed up | their comment | thread
“awesome to see it up on Hacker News.” | ||
| 251. | Pepperoni – A framework to build apps faster, powered by React Native (getpepperoni.com) | |
| 136 points | 2016 | author jevakallio showed up | their comment | thread
“as well as contributor to Cycle Native. I would love to see Cycle.js become a first class citizen of the React Native ecosystem. At CycleConf last month we hacked around…” | ||
| 252. | Gluon: A static, type inferred and embeddable language written in Rust (github.com) | |
| 136 points | 2016 | author Marwes showed up | their comment | thread
“thanks for the kind words :D. The language used to be completely pure and the state type is a remnant from that time (as well as to show and test that higher kinded…” | ||
| 253. | FlyWeb – Pure Web Cross-Device Interaction (hacks.mozilla.org) | |
| 136 points | 2016 | author kannanvijayan showed up | their comment | thread
“This is an experimental project, with all the caveats that go along with it. It could definitely have the same fate as Persona. In fact, we face a bigger set of…” | ||
| 254. | I love my Amazon Workspace (aws.amazon.com) | |
| 135 points | 2016 | author jeffbarr showed up | their comment | thread
“I wrote the post and I can assure you that I actually did this. Our internal slogan is "Work Hard. Have Fun. Make History." I try my best to do all three. This was not…” | ||
| 255. | ShutIt – Automation framework for programmers (ianmiell.github.io) | |
| 135 points | 2016 | author zwischenzug showed up | their comment | thread
“Quite surprised to see this. Another related tool I'm working on is: Why this over Ansible? It's a long story :) Mainly because not everyone is a great or even decent…” | ||
| 256. | Finding surprising moves in chess games (github.com) | |
| 135 points | 2016 | author CYHSM showed up | their comment | thread
“Hi! I'm the author of this little library. Somebody apparently took it from my reddit thread () and linked it here. Thank you for doing that, i haven't thought this…” | ||
| 257. | How to deploy your node app on Linux, 2016 edition (certsimple.com) | |
| 134 points | 2016 | author nailer showed up (and submitted it) | their comment (+1 more) | thread
“- The article uses systemd for process monitoring rather than PM2 since it's built into the OS. - The article uses HAProxy as a load balancer. - Ansible playbooks,…” | ||
| 258. | Etheropt, a decentralized options exchange built on Ethereum (etherboost.github.io) | |
| 134 points | 2016 | author frenchhoudini showed up (and submitted it) | their comment | thread
“and I think the best way to get started is by looking at existing contracts, which are generally written in Solidity, Ethereum's language for writing smart contracts.…” | ||
| 259. | Dijkstra's Prime Number Algorithm (heinrichhartmann.com) | |
| 134 points | 2016 | author heinrichhartman showed up | their comment | thread
“Yes, that true, thanks for pointing it out. [In fact, Erathosthenes is mentioned later in that note.] I still find it remarkable, that you can avoid divisions, while not…” | ||
| 260. | Lessons from Building a Node App in Docker (jdlm.info) | |
| 134 points | 2016 | author jdleesmiller showed up | their comment (+1 more) | thread
“That's a good question. In this case, the main benefit I was after was easy setup of consistent development environments. We have in the past (and still do) use vagrant…” | ||
| 261. | Is PaaS dead? (blog.fortrabbit.com) | |
| 133 points | 2016 | author esher showed up (and submitted it) | their comment | thread
“Thanks for all the feedback. Many of you missed the big players like Azure, AWS (Lambda & Elastic Beanstalk), Google App Engine … Well, that's true. Due to my…” | ||
| 262. | Is Caddy Free? (caddyserver.com) | |
| 132 points | 2016 | author mholt showed up | their comment | thread
“Want to respond with a few things. First, thanks for your support. The project has received the blessing of so many of you and dozens - over 60 - of you have jumped in…” | ||
| 263. | Google Sprints Ahead in AI Building Blocks, Leaving Rivals Wary (bloomberg.com) | |
| 131 points | 2016 | author mappingbabeljc showed up | their comment | thread
“We also looked at data on things like number of forks and contributors on GitHub as well as massive rise in questions on StackOverflow (thanks to Delip Rao's great post…” | ||
| 264. | JRE 8 needs more codecache than before (engineering.indeedblog.com) | |
| 131 points | 2016 | author billsmithaustin showed up | their comment | thread
“We know 128MB codecache was not enough and 256MB was sufficient. I think we could have gotten by with less, e.g. 200MB, but we stopped experimenting once we found a…” | ||
| 265. | Serializable, Lockless, Distributed: Isolation in CockroachDB (cockroachlabs.com) | |
| 130 points | 2016 | author mrtracy showed up | their comment | thread
“Interestingly, clock drift does not affect the serializability of the transaction history; this system guarantees that the history is serializable, regardless of clock…” | ||
| 266. | Bullet journal: A simple productivity system that just uses pen and paper (qz.com) | |
| 130 points | 2016 | author bellebethcooper showed up | their comment | thread
“and just wanted to add something here: for anyone who finds the Bullet Journal method overwhelming, there's another system called Strikethru that might appeal more. It's…” | ||
| 267. | Celery, non-blocking code and quest against coroutines (blog.domanski.me) | |
| 129 points | 2016 | author mdomans showed up (and submitted it) | their comment | thread
“Please point out the nonsense :) But honestly, what I'm trying to advocate here is that if we remove the problem of what's executing your tasks and the problem of…” | ||
| 268. | How I Work from Anywhere in the World (wanderling.co) | |
| 129 points | 2016 | author jenn showed up | their comment | thread
“One update: I've since upgraded to a Pixel XL + Google Fi which is a big step up from my Nexus 5. Happy to answer any questions!” | ||
| 269. | Show HN: Security Training for Developers (hacksplaining.com) | |
| 128 points | 2016 | author malcolmhere showed up (and submitted it) | their comment | thread
“I put this together because I was bit frustrated with the quality of teaching resources for my development team. (And I find the OWASP wiki a bit of a mess.) Not sure…” | ||
| 270. | Agility Requires Safety (themacro.com) | |
| 128 points | 2016 | author brikis98 showed up | their comment | thread
“FWIW, that sentence "Developers work in total isolation for weeks or months at a time on feature branches and then try to merge all their work together into a release…” | ||
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