481. Kubernetes for Developers Who Know How to Develop (blog.ali.dev)
115 points | 2022 | author endingwithali showed up | their comment (+2 more) | thread
“Thanks so much for cross posting to HN <3”
482. The Google Pixel 6a highlights the problem with the U.S. phone market (xda-developers.com)
115 points | 2022 | author AdamConwayIE showed up | their comment | thread
“Hey there! Author here. This isn't a criticism of the Pixel 6a, per se. This article is not meant to be a critique of the 6a, but rather, is using it as a tool to…”
483. GoodGuesser (twitter.com)
114 points | 2022 | author drcode showed up | their comment | thread
“Author here, AMA”
484. Tackling multiple tasks with a single visual language model (deepmind.com)
114 points | 2022 | author malcolm_rynlds showed up | their comment | thread
“The thing to bear in mind when reading the dialogue examples in figure 11 is the custom prompt shown in Appendix D: ``` This is a conversation between a human, User, and…”
485. My Lack of Attention (champonthis.de)
114 points | 2022 | author Lurkars showed up (and submitted it) | their comment | thread
“Now I get way more attention than I wanted to. Have to first read through all the comments, but first thanks for all your feedback so far.”
486. An unscientific benchmark of SQLite vs. the file system (btrfs) (github.com)
113 points | 2022 | author christophilus showed up | their comment | thread
“Out of curiosity, how did you find and post this before I did?”
487. Reverse-engineering a mysterious Univac computer board (righto.com)
113 points | 2022 | author kens showed up | their comment | thread
“Author here if anyone has questions about the board or the Univac 1004.”
488. MarkovJunior: Probabilistic PL based on pattern matching and constraint prop (github.com)
113 points | 2022 | author ExUtumno showed up | their comment | thread
“I'll try to answer questions/comments in this post!”
489. Prefix Sum with SIMD (en.algorithmica.org)
112 points | 2022 | author sereja showed up | their comment | thread
“I wrote a separate section trying to answer this question: tl;dr: to some extent, but mostly no”
490. My experience as a Unit-18 Berkeley Lecturer (blog.pamelafox.org)
112 points | 2022 | author pamelafox showed up | their comment | thread
“The aspect of flexibility is really interesting. On the one hand, the lecturer role is way more flexible in that I can get my prep work done whenever I want, and if I…”
491. Have I Been Squatted? (haveibeensquatted.com)
112 points | 2022 | author juxhindb showed up | their comment | thread
“I wasn't aware that this was posted on Hackernews which in fact explains the absolute explosion of traffic that has been coming through! Here's a re-post from my…”
492. Convex vs. Firebase (docs.convex.dev)
111 points | 2022 | author alexcole showed up (and submitted it) | their comment | thread
“I think the comparison between Convex and Supabase is quite similar to Convex vs. Firebase! Supabase also encourages developers to load individual SQL queries from the…”
493. On the strange joys of mainframe OSes that have survived into modern times (liam-on-linux.dreamwidth.org)
111 points | 2022 | author lproven showed up | their comment (+2 more) | thread
“It's not really, you know. IBM i is very interesting: the last mainstream single-level store system. This is a concept I've both talked and written about in recent years…”
494. HSLuv, a developer friendly perceptual color space (2020) (kuon.ch)
110 points | 2022 | author kuon showed up | their comment | thread
“I realize the color palette might not be the most readable as I tried to use my "signature palette". Anyway I did check the contrast, and it passes the recommendations I…”
495. How will the correction in the stock market impact startup fundraising? (tomtunguz.com)
110 points | 2022 | author ttunguz showed up | their comment | thread
“Most public investors look at these companies on a forward revenue multiple because the vast majority of these companies don't generate positive earnings.”
496. Show HN: Versioning Filesystem for SQLite (github.com)
110 points | 2022 | author devnull3 showed up (and submitted it) | their comment (+1 more) | thread
“Some of the use-cases of mojo I could think of: 1. Rollbacking DDL changes (like create table, adding columns, etc) 2. (My use-case) Multiple readers-single writer.…”
497. The internet was designed with a narrow waist (oilshell.org)
109 points | 2022 | author chubot showed up | their comment (+1 more) | thread
“Hm very interesting, I hadn't seen this article! I would say it's highly related, but doesn't contradict anything I'm saying. His examples are at a higher application…”
498. Using the GCC Static Analyzer on the D Programming Language (dlang.org)
109 points | 2022 | author mhh__ showed up | their comment | thread
“that was David Malcolm - worship him) Any questions about D or the specifics of this article or the Analyzer, fire away.”
499. The Apple-1's unusual MOS clock driver chip (righto.com)
109 points | 2022 | author kens showed up | their comment | thread
“Author here if anyone has questions...”
500. Advanced techniques for reducing Emacs startup time (blog.d46.us)
109 points | 2022 | author sa46 showed up | their comment | thread
“Things that have changed since I published this. - Doom emacs does most (all) of these with a bunch of cleverer techniques than mine. I’d recommend doom over rolling…”
501. RESH: Rich Enhanced Shell History (github.com)
109 points | 2022 | author curusarn showed up | their comment | thread
“I have almost two years of history on my machine right now. It's 77k history records which takes up 126MB. The amount of saved context is currently excessive. When I…”
502. Show HN: I made React with a faster Virtual DOM
109 points | 2022 | author aidenyb showed up (and submitted it) | their comment | thread
“I appreciate all the comments on the post, but I would appreciate if content you post is on topic. I love the discussion about HN culture but I don't think it's relevant…”
503. Solving my truck’s TPMS sensor problem with the help of an RTL-SDR dongle (downtowndougbrown.com)
109 points | 2022 | author dougg3 showed up | their comment | thread
“I don't know why I had so much trouble picking up my own sensors. I agree, I've seen a lot of people say they can pick them up from pretty far away too. I'm still not…”
504. Super-Structured Data: Rethinking the Schema (brimdata.io)
108 points | 2022 | author mccanne showed up (and submitted it) | their comment (+2 more) | thread
“All good points. Yes, you can build a super-structured type system on top of tables. EdgeDB does this well. And you can put JSON into relational columns. Then you might…”
505. eBPF for tracing how Firefox uses page faults to load libraries (taras.glek.net)
107 points | 2022 | author tarasglek showed up | their comment | thread
“strace wouldn't work for this. Need to track individual page faults + their addresses. Problem with memory-mapped IO is that it's all done by memory-access…”
506. The world of PostgreSQL wire compatibility (datastation.multiprocess.io)
106 points | 2022 | author eatonphil showed up | their comment | thread
“Hey folks! Author here. Happy for questions, suggestions, flames.”
507. Espanso Cross-Platform Text Expander (espanso.org)
106 points | 2022 | author federicoterzi showed up | their comment (+1 more) | thread
“You're pretty close! Espanso currently uses a combination of key injection + clipboard to get the best results. There are still some edge cases, but we are trying to…”
508. The Sheer Terror of PAM (xeiaso.net)
105 points | 2022 | author xena showed up | their comment (+1 more) | thread
“Would my raw talk script without any of the visual aids I put in the talk be better here?”
509. Talking with the Moon: Inside Apollo's premodulation processor (righto.com)
104 points | 2022 | author kens showed up | their comment | thread
“Author here if anyone has questions about obscure Apollo hardware...”
510. Accidentally Saving the Day (essays.jwatzman.org)
104 points | 2022 | author jwatzman showed up | their comment (+1 more) | thread
“For what it's worth, I (mostly) think you're right! IMO heroics were a huge problem at that company, and are a huge problem at the company I work at now too. The…”