211. Understanding Quake's Fast Inverse Square Root (betterexplained.com)
recommended by 1 user | 2009 | 88 points by ed | original thread |
212. The memristor—the functional equivalent of a synapse—could revolutionize circuit design (spectrum.ieee.org)
recommended by 1 user | 2008 | 64 points by prakash | original thread |
213. Apple's weird anti-nausea dots cured my car sickness (theverge.com)
recommended by 1 user | 2026 | 55 points by neilfrndes | original thread |
214. Tales of the M1 GPU (asahilinux.org)
recommended by 1 user | 2022 | 47 points by rawrenstein | original thread |
215. The Tragedy of Systemd [video] (youtube.com)
recommended by 1 user | 2019 | 43 points by DyslexicAtheist | original thread |
216. What every computer scientist should know about floating-point arithmetic (docs.sun.com)
recommended by 1 user | 2009 | 23 points by TriinT | original thread |
217. What Every Computer Scientist Should Know About Floating-Point Arithmetic (dlc.sun.com)
recommended by 1 user | 2010 | 18 points by b-man | original thread |
218. Klack – Satisfying sound with every keystroke (tryklack.com)
recommended by 1 user | 2023 | 14 points by latexr | original thread |
219. DIY haptic input knob: BLDC motor and round LCD [video] (youtube.com)
recommended by 1 user | 2022 | 10 points by scottbez1 | original thread |
220. Show HN: Mathesar – open-source collaborative UI for Postgres databases (github.com)
recommended by 1 user | 2023 | 10 points by kgodey | original thread |
221. Fly.io Postgres cluster down for 3 days, no word from them about it (webcache.googleusercontent.com)
recommended by 1 user | 2023 | 5 points by burnerbob | original thread |
222. What Every Computer Scientist Should Know About Floating Point Arithmetic (citeseerx.ist.psu.edu)
recommended by 1 user | 2009 | 4 points by soundsop | original thread |
223. Rapid growth, lessons learned and improvements at Fly.io (community.fly.io)
recommended by 1 user | 2023 | 3 points by bishopsmother | original thread |
224. Story: Redis and Its Creator Antirez (blog.brachiosoft.com)
recommended by 1 user | 2023 | 2 points by nixcraft | original thread |
225. High-bandwidth flash progress and future (blocksandfiles.com)
recommended by 1 user | 2026 | 1 point by tanelpoder | original thread |
226. “Beware that retrieval fee!” (comment)
recommended by 1 user | 2012 | tc on: Amazon Glacier | original thread |
227. “The most important operation in QNX is MsgSend, which works like an interprocess subroutine call.” (comment)
recommended by 1 user | 2015 | Animats on: Examining the Legendary Hurd Kernel (2008) | original thread |
228. “At AWS, the bandwidth is the soda.” (comment)
recommended by 1 user | 2016 | kyledrake on: Amazon Elastic Block Store (EBS) Update | original thread |
229. “In terms of core features, ripgrep is totally there.” (comment)
recommended by 1 user | 2016 | ggreer on: Ripgrep – A new command line search tool | original thread |
230. “One thing to keep in mind when looking at GNU programs is that they're often intentionally written” (comment)
recommended by 1 user | 2017 | avar on: How is GNU `yes` so fast? | original thread |
231. “I worked on a project professionally to find out why we were corrupting SD cards.” (comment)
recommended by 1 user | 2018 | monocasa on: Raspberry Pi microSD card performance comparison | original thread |
232. “Everything was controlled by a single Postgres database that made very heavy use of stored procedures,” (comment)
recommended by 1 user | 2020 | jgrahamc on: What Happened to Lee | original thread |
233. “I wrote the terminal canvas renderers in VS Code that has been called out a few times here.” (comment)
recommended by 1 user | 2021 | Tyriar on: Google Docs will now use canvas based rendering | original thread |
234. “When I worked there (3+ years ago), if PDX were out then ‘the brain’ was out...” (comment)
recommended by 1 user | 2023 | buro9 on: Cloudflare API Down | aged well | original thread |
235. “I've been a software developer primarily targeting Windows for 20 years, 10 of those professionally.” (comment)
recommended by 1 user | 2024 | bc_programming on: The Format Dialog in Windows NT | original thread |