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| 121. | Remote-Powered Developer Tools (devblogs.microsoft.com) | |
| 312 points | 2019 | author lostintangent showed up | their comment | thread
“Hey all! I’m the author of this post, and lead the PM team at Microsoft behind IntelliCode, Live Share, and the cloud-based remote development capabilities described in…” | ||
| 122. | Make More Land (jefftk.com) | |
| 311 points | 2019 | author jefftk showed up | their comment (+1 more) | thread
“I'm also strongly in favor of abolishing the restrictive zoning that prohibits building up, but in many ways it's less politically practical to increase density in…” | ||
| 123. | Show HN: OctoSQL – Query and join multiple databases and files, written in Go (github.com) | |
| 310 points | 2019 | author cube2222 showed up (and submitted it) | their comment | thread
“The motivation behind this project is that I always wanted a simple commandline tool allowing me to join data from different places, without needing to set up stuff like…” | ||
| 124. | An always-available, online-capable Raspberry Pi in your pocket (justinmiller.io) | |
| 310 points | 2019 | author incanus77 showed up (and submitted it) | their comment (+1 more) | thread
“For me, it's less about a Linux environment. For that, I use VMware, Docker, or another machine, if needed. But the Pi Zero is great precisely because I'm doing more…” | ||
| 125. | How we do Vue: one year later (2017) (about.gitlab.com) | |
| 309 points | 2019 | author jakecodes showed up | their comment | thread
“A lot has changed since then. If anyone has any questions I'd be happy to answer them. We now use Vue in our data science startup meltano.com.” | ||
| 126. | Rudder, an open source Segment alternative (github.com) | |
| 309 points | 2019 | author soumyadeb showed up | their comment (+1 more) | thread
“This post was a pleasant surprise!! Happy to answer any questions. Or please feel to reach out to me at soumyadeb@rudderlabs.com.” | ||
| 127. | How to earn your macroeconomics and finance white belt as a software developer (notamonadtutorial.com) | |
| 307 points | 2019 | author unbalancedparen showed up | their comment | thread
“Thanks for the comment, I have just changed the title from white to yellow.” | ||
| 128. | The more you learn, the faster you can learn (pranay.gp) | |
| 307 points | 2019 | author pranaygp showed up (and submitted it) | their comment | thread
“I'm game. You make some great points and I feel like I could learn a lot from you. DM me :)” | ||
| 129. | Clang Format Tanks Performance (travisdowns.github.io) | |
| 306 points | 2019 | author BeeOnRope showed up | their comment | thread
“happy for any feedback. I'll own up to misleading-and-possibly-clickbait title, I just gave up trying to think of anything better without revealing the conclusion.” | ||
| 130. | Writing An Interpreter In Go (2016) (interpreterbook.com) | |
| 305 points | 2019 | author misternugget showed up | their comment | thread
“I'm going to be super shameless here and quote myself in that chapter: In other words: use a parser generator when you need a working parser, quick. But if you want to…” | ||
| 131. | Database Internals (databass.dev) | |
| 305 points | 2019 | author ifesdjeen showed up | their comment | thread
“Thanks for the heads up, it did look a bit bleak on the mobile. Increased the font size, made grey much more dark, and increased heading sizes. Hope it's easier to read…” | ||
| 132. | AWS' Sponsorship of the Rust Project (aws.amazon.com) | |
| 304 points | 2019 | author thramp showed up | their comment | thread
“many others aren't. Personally, I don't enjoy writing Python at work due to its lack of misuse resistance more than any concerns about performance (although a…” | ||
| 133. | Fundamentals of Python Programming [pdf] (python.cs.southern.edu) | |
| 302 points | 2019 | author halterman showed up | their comment | thread
“Someone else discovered this and notified me about three weeks ago. Amazon has a site for reporting infringement, so I submitted my claim of ownership. I received an…” | ||
| 134. | Mac OS Catalina: more trouble than it’s worth (morrick.me) | |
| 295 points | 2019 | author morrick showed up | their comment (+2 more) | thread
“and I would like to add a few things to hopefully make my point clearer. - While I'm flattered by the attention my piece got by 'making Hacker News', it is simply a…” | ||
| 135. | Introduction to Theoretical Computer Science (introtcs.org) | |
| 294 points | 2019 | author boazbarak showed up | their comment | thread
“Thanks to whomever posted it! Would appreciate any comments or typo/bug reports on the GitHub repository. (Linked from the page)” | ||
| 136. | Relearning Matrices as Linear Functions (dhruvonmath.com) | |
| 294 points | 2019 | author dhruvp showed up (and submitted it) | their comment | thread
“Hey! I wrote this article - “we” is referring to people who had a similar educational experience to me. I was introduced to matrices as a tool for solutions to systems…” | ||
| 137. | Managing Remote Teams (klinger.io) | |
| 291 points | 2019 | author andreasklinger showed up | their comment | thread
“thanks for posting the article on HN - i am a daily (more or less) lurker and a huge fan :) let me know if any parts in the article aren't clear or major points are…” | ||
| 138. | Cheap Chinese electric cars are coming to the US and Europe (qz.com) | |
| 291 points | 2019 | author akshatrathi showed up | their comment | thread
“I wrote this article and a field guide on China's electric-car boom. Happy to answer any questions.” | ||
| 139. | How I Became a Machine Learning Practitioner (blog.gregbrockman.com) | |
| 290 points | 2019 | author gdb showed up | their comment | thread
“If it's helpful, I dropped out of both schools — the vast majority of my knowledge is self taught!” | ||
| 140. | Principled GraphQL (principledgraphql.com) | |
| 288 points | 2019 | author debergalis showed up (and submitted it) | their comment (+1 more) | thread
“Yup, we see this pattern a lot. You get the benefits of fewer bytes on the wire, typed APIs, elimination of data fetching code, etc. But it leaves a lot on the table.…” | ||
| 141. | A random dungeon generator in C, small enough to fit on a business card (gist.github.com) | |
| 286 points | 2019 | author munificent showed up | their comment | thread
“I love all of the deobfuscations. Usually, when I put code online, I try to make it as clear as possible. It's really interesting to see that going the other direction…” | ||
| 142. | Designing an audio adblocker (adblockradio.com) | |
| 285 points | 2019 | author dest showed up (and submitted it) | their comment | thread
“Hi, author here. Thanks for your message. Please submit your podcasts on” | ||
| 143. | AdTech Sucks (lockwood.dev) | |
| 285 points | 2019 | author tomlockwood showed up (and submitted it) | their comment (+7 more) | thread
“I wish I'd thought of your example before I wrote the article :D And I think my opinion on that is probably obvious, but I think the simplest answer is that Google…” | ||
| 144. | Doing work locally minimizes problems with Electron apps (jlongster.com) | |
| 285 points | 2019 | author jlongster showed up (and submitted it) | their comment | thread
“I'm the author of the post and I should also say that I don't love Electron. It's a practical choice for getting an app of the ground, but I want something more…” | ||
| 145. | Giving up on wlroots-rs (way-cooler.org) | |
| 283 points | 2019 | author timidger showed up | their comment (+3 more) | thread
“The problem with that design (which is a great design given what I presented in the article by the way!) is that it doesn't allow you to share handles across callbacks,…” | ||
| 146. | Building a Dark Web Crawler in Go (creekorful.me) | |
| 283 points | 2019 | author creekorful showed up | their comment (+1 more) | thread
“I'm fairly new to Golang too and it's my first project. Regarding the number of onion addresses available you are wrong. Addresses are encoded in Base32 which means…” | ||
| 147. | An Introduction to Recurrent Neural Networks (victorzhou.com) | |
| 281 points | 2019 | author vzhou842 showed up | their comment | thread
“Happy to answer any questions or take any suggestions. Runnable code from the article:” | ||
| 148. | Intermediate Vim (dn.ht) | |
| 280 points | 2019 | author dhotson showed up | their comment | thread
“Feedback is welcome! :) The reason I wrote this is because I've been pair programming quite a bit lately and also mentoring some new vim users—so I wrote this little…” | ||
| 149. | CSS Utility Classes and “Separation of Concerns” (2017) (adamwathan.me) | |
| 280 points | 2019 | author adamwathan showed up | their comment | thread
“a common question I’ve seen in the comments that I didn’t cover in the article is how you do responsive design with this approach. Here’s a link to the responsive design…” | ||
| 150. | Hard disks can be turned into listening devices (theregister.co.uk) | |
| 279 points | 2019 | author Dotnaught showed up | their comment | thread
“I disagree that a straightforward report on computer science research qualifies as "clickbait BS fearmongering." Note the all caps subhead. That should make it clear…” | ||
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