HN&&LO monthly stats for February 2014

  Mystery signal from a helicopter windytan.com  reversing

First seen on Hacker News as Mystery signal from a helicopter on 01 Feb 2014, submitted by schappim. Score 1101, comments 78  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 22h25m later as Mystery signal from a helicopter, submitted by iv. Score 25, comments 4  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 1 year later as Mystery signal from a helicopter, submitted by filleokus. Score 4, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 2.1 years later 🧟 as Mystery signal from a helicopter, submitted by kNawade. Score 2, comments 0

  Materials From Carl Sagan's College Courses Now Available Online popsci.com  science

First seen on Lobste.rs as Materials From Carl Sagan's College Courses Now Available Online on 01 Feb 2014, submitted by kmatt. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News less than a minute later as Materials From Carl Sagan's College Courses Now Available Online, submitted by bsg75. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Why Bloom filters work the way they do (2012) michaelnielsen.org  compsci math

First seen on Hacker News as Why Bloom filters work the way they do (2012) on 01 Feb 2014, submitted by BIackSwan. Score 99, comments 6  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 214 days later as Why Bloom filters work the way they do (2012), submitted by apo. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 336 days later as Why Bloom filters work the way they do, submitted by bane. Score 36, comments 3  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 16h34m later as Why Bloom filters work the way they do (2012), submitted by pushcx. Score 9, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 3.4 years later 🧟 as Why Bloom filters work the way they do, submitted by jackkinsella. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 43 days later as Why Bloom filters work the way they do, submitted by dhuramas. Score 2, comments 0

  How In-app Purchases Have Destroyed The Industry baekdal.com  games rant

First seen on Hacker News as How in-app purchases have destroyed the game industry on 01 Feb 2014, submitted by seivan. Score 829, comments 524  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 3 days later as How In-app Purchases Have Destroyed The Industry, submitted by robey. Score 8, comments 2

  Big changes to Erlang joearms.github.io  erlang

First seen on Hacker News as Big changes to Erlang on 01 Feb 2014, submitted by waffle_ss. Score 325, comments 133  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 29m later as Big changes to Erlang, submitted by kGb8RNFtg6. Score 22, comments 0

  Ken Shirriff's blog: Bitcoins the hard way: Using the raw Bitcoin protocol righto.com  merkle-trees

First seen on Hacker News as Bitcoins the hard way: Using the raw Bitcoin protocol on 01 Feb 2014, submitted by kens. Score 229, comments 26  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 11h21m later as Bitcoins the hard way: Using the raw Bitcoin protocol, submitted by inactive-user. Score 5, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 239 days later as Ken Shirriff's blog: Bitcoins the hard way: Using the raw Bitcoin protocol, submitted by RiderOfGiraffes. Score 5, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 110 days later as Bitcoins the hard way: Using the raw Bitcoin protocol, submitted by caffeinewriter. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 3.3 years later 🧟 as Bitcoins the hard way: Using the raw Bitcoin protocol (2014), submitted by walterbell. Score 2, comments 0

  A determined 'hacker' decrypts RDS-TMC windytan.com  hardware reversing

First seen on Hacker News as A determined 'hacker' decrypts RDS-TMC on 01 Feb 2014, submitted by wglb. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 3.4 years later 🧟 as A determined 'hacker' decrypts RDS-TMC, submitted by sebboh. Score 15, comments 4

Then appeared on Hacker News 14h30m later as A determined 'hacker' decrypts RDS-TMC (2013), submitted by rakel_rakel. Score 47, comments 5  🔥

  Chief technical gardener hackazach.net  practices

First seen on Lobste.rs as Chief technical gardener on 01 Feb 2014, submitted by zmcartor. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 1 day later as Chief Technical Gardener, submitted by _Zach. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Sunday, 02 Feb 2014

  Full Stack Python - Awesome Python Resource fullstackpython.com  databases devops programming python

First seen on Hacker News as Full Stack Python: open source guide to all layers of the Python web stack on 02 Feb 2014, submitted by adamnemecek. Score 11, comments 0  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 151 days later as Show HN: Full Stack Python, submitted by makaimc. Score 327, comments 57  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1 year later as Full Stack Python - Awesome Python Resource, submitted by rdegges. Score 7, comments 7

  /U/161719 tells us all why surveillance is not OK reddit.com  news privacy

First seen on Hacker News as /u/161719 tells us all why surveillance is not OK on 02 Feb 2014, submitted by davidbarker. Score 406, comments 66  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1h12m later as /U/161719 tells us all why surveillance is not OK, submitted by jaxbot. Score -2, comments 1  💤

  What If Bacteria Designed Computers? (2008) vimeo.com  programming video

First seen on Hacker News as What If Bacteria Designed Computers? on 02 Feb 2014, submitted by mgunes. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 4.8 years later 🧟 as What If Bacteria Designed Computers? (2008), submitted by zge. Score 7, comments 1

  Reversing the WRT120N's Firmware Obfuscation devttys0.com  hardware reversing

First seen on Hacker News as Reversing the WRT120N’s Firmware Obfuscation on 02 Feb 2014, submitted by FiloSottile. Score 178, comments 27  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 14h11m later as Reversing the WRT120N's Firmware Obfuscation, submitted by journeysquid. Score 10, comments 0

  The bug that hides from breakpoints drewdevault.com  c reversing

First seen on Hacker News as The bug that hides from breakpoints on 02 Feb 2014, submitted by Sir_Cmpwn. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 89 days later as The bug that hides from breakpoints, submitted by luu. Score 107, comments 28  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 2 days later as The bug that hides from breakpoints, submitted by journeysquid. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  The Story Behind MemSQL’s Skiplist Indexes blog.memsql.com  databases

First seen on Lobste.rs as The Story Behind MemSQL’s Skiplist Indexes on 02 Feb 2014, submitted by fatumka. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 3.3 years later 🧟 as The Story Behind Memsql's Skiplist Indexes, submitted by malisper. Score 3, comments 0

  When No One Is Just a Face in the Crowd (2014) nytimes.com  privacy

First seen on Hacker News as When No One Is Just a Face in the Crowd on 02 Feb 2014, submitted by wikiburner. Score 31, comments 19  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1 year later as When No One Is Just a Face in the Crowd (2014), submitted by pushcx. Score 3, comments 0

  Examining Postgres 9.4 - A first look craigkerstiens.com  databases

First seen on Hacker News as Examining PostgreSQL 9.4 – A first look on 02 Feb 2014, submitted by bsg75. Score 162, comments 31  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs less than a minute later as Examining Postgres 9.4 - A first look, submitted by kmatt. Score 11, comments 1

  Why I like Java blog.plover.com  java

First seen on Lobste.rs as Why I like Java on 02 Feb 2014, submitted by tedu. Score 14, comments 14  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 11h8m later as Why I like Java , submitted by suraj. Score 14, comments 13  🔥

  iOS holding my phone number hostage = the worst bug I’ve ever experienced blog.benjaminste.in  ios programming

First seen on Hacker News as iOS holding my phone number hostage = the worst bug I’ve ever experienced on 02 Feb 2014, submitted by benstein. Score 417, comments 223  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 3h24m later as iOS holding my phone number hostage = the worst bug I’ve ever experienced, submitted by journeysquid. Score 4, comments 3

Monday, 03 Feb 2014

  12 Benefits of Golang For Enterprise Systems brendaningram.com  go

First seen on Hacker News as 12 Benefits of Golang For Enterprise Systems on 03 Feb 2014, submitted by brendaningram. Score 5, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 14h49m later as 12 Benefits of Golang For Enterprise Systems, submitted by kmatt. Score 6, comments 11 controversial

  A re-introduction to JavaScript developer.mozilla.org  javascript

First seen on Hacker News as A Reintroduction to JavaScript on 03 Feb 2014, submitted by psibi. Score 321, comments 72  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 16h41m later as A re-introduction to JavaScript, submitted by jcs. Score 9, comments 3

Then appeared on Hacker News 459 days later as A re-introduction to JavaScript, submitted by hikz. Score 290, comments 109  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 2.0 years later 🧟 as Re-introduction to JavaScript, submitted by astdb. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 1 year later as A Re-Introduction to JavaScript (JS Tutorial) – JavaScript – MDN, submitted by leonqli. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Asmttpd: Web server for Linux written in amd64 assembly (2017) github.com  assembly linux web

First seen on Hacker News as Web server for Linux written in amd64 assembly on 03 Feb 2014, submitted by nkurz. Score 122, comments 57  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 470 days later as Asmttpd – Web server for Linux written in amd64 assembly, submitted by pykello. Score 159, comments 95  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 3.2 years later 🧟 as Asmttpd: Web server for Linux written in amd64 assembly (2017), submitted by jxub. Score 166, comments 104  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 2 days later as Asmttpd: Web server for Linux written in amd64 assembly (2017), submitted by mikalv. Score 3, comments 0

  Why we love Mozilla Persona. And why you should, too. blog.zonino.co.uk  security web

First seen on Hacker News as Why we love Mozilla Persona on 03 Feb 2014, submitted by 500and4. Score 319, comments 160  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 5h3m later as Why we love Mozilla Persona. And why you should, too., submitted by journeysquid. Score 3, comments 0

  How Kendo UI Uses Kendo UI To Build Angular Directives For Kendo UI flippinawesome.org  javascript

First seen on Hacker News as How Kendo UI Uses Kendo UI To Build Angular Directives For Kendo UI on 03 Feb 2014, submitted by remotesynth. Score 15, comments 1  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 6h41m later as How Kendo UI Uses Kendo UI To Build Angular Directives For Kendo UI, submitted by remotesynth. Score 2, comments 0  💤

  ActorDB - Distributed SQL database with linear scalability actordb.com  databases distributed

First seen on Hacker News as ActorDB: A distributed SQL database with the scalability of a KV store on 03 Feb 2014, submitted by ddorian43. Score 93, comments 42  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 1.8 years later as ActorDB: Distributed SQL database with linear scalability, submitted by MosheZada. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 306 days later as ActorDB – Distributed SQL database with linear scalability, submitted by iamd3vil. Score 4, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 3.4 years later 🧟 as ActorDB - Distributed SQL database with linear scalability, submitted by Yogthos. Score 3, comments 0

  AWS Tips I Wish I'd Known Before I Started wblinks.com  devops

First seen on Hacker News as AWS Tips I Wish I'd Known Before I Started on 03 Feb 2014, submitted by richadams. Score 606, comments 149  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 4h38m later as AWS Tips I Wish I'd Known Before I Started, submitted by jm. Score 9, comments 5

  Ready to cast: Chromecast now open to developers with the Google Cast SDK googledevelopers.blogspot.com  android browsers ios

First seen on Hacker News as Chromecast now open to developers with the Google Cast SDK on 03 Feb 2014, submitted by pcarff. Score 417, comments 252  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 6h52m later as Ready to cast: Chromecast now open to developers with the Google Cast SDK, submitted by journeysquid. Score 4, comments 0

  What Every Computer Scientist Should Know About Floating-Point Arithmetic docs.oracle.com  compsci math

First seen on Hacker News as What Every Computer Scientist Should Know About Floating-Point Arithmetic on 03 Feb 2014, submitted by pje. Score 2, comments 1

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 199 days later as What Every Computer Scientist Should Know About Floating-Point Arithmetic, submitted by flyingfisch. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 2.2 years later 🧟 as What Every Computer Scientist Should Know About Floating-Point Arithmetic, submitted by cyber_dude. Score 11, comments 0  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 52 days later as What Every Computer Scientist Should Know About Floating-Point Arithmetic, submitted by Schiphol. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 198 days later as What Every Computer Scientist Should Know About Floating-Point Arithmetic, submitted by amadio. Score 3, comments 0

  So You Want To Write Your Own Language? drdobbs.com  compsci programming

First seen on Hacker News as So you want to write your own language? on 03 Feb 2014, submitted by ternaryoperator. Score 199, comments 203  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 1.9 years later as So You Want to Write Your Own Language (2014), submitted by rspivak. Score 173, comments 99  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 1 year later as So You Want to Write Your Own Language? (2014), submitted by rspivak. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 20h46m later as So You Want to Write Your Own Language? (2014), submitted by rspivak. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 57 days later as So You Want to Write Your Own Language? (2014), submitted by rspivak. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 9h53m later as So You Want to Write Your Own Language (2014), submitted by rspivak. Score 183, comments 143  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 9h38m later as So You Want To Write Your Own Language?, submitted by inactive-user. Score 10, comments 5

  What Happens When You Drop A Magnet Inside A Copper Tube digg.com  science

First seen on Hacker News as What Happens When You Drop A Magnet Inside A Copper Tube [video] on 03 Feb 2014, submitted by prateekj. Score 246, comments 123  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 20h35m later as What Happens When You Drop A Magnet Inside A Copper Tube, submitted by journeysquid. Score -2, comments 0  💤

Tuesday, 04 Feb 2014

  Modern Microprocessors lighterra.com  hardware

First seen on Hacker News as Modern Microprocessors: A 90 Minute Guide on 04 Feb 2014, submitted by antonios. Score 226, comments 37  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 17h40m later as Modern Microprocessors - A 90 Minute Guide!, submitted by zhemao. Score 7, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 225 days later as Modern Microprocessors (A 90 Minute Guide), submitted by signa11. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 1 year later as Modern Microprocessors a 90 Minute Guide, submitted by signa11. Score 5, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 67 days later as Modern Microprocessors – A 90 Minute Guide, submitted by Tomte. Score 170, comments 12  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 1.9 years later as Modern Microprocessors – A 90-Minute Guide(2001), submitted by kercker. Score 3, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 75 days later as Modern microprocessors – a 90 minute guide.(2015), submitted by RealityVoid. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 209 days later as Modern Microprocessors – A 90-Minute Guide (2001-2016), submitted by projectileboy. Score 443, comments 87  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 128 days later as Modern Microprocessors, submitted by tedu. Score 29, comments 4  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 2.1 years later 🧟 as Modern Microprocessors, submitted by parsecs. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 49 days later as Modern Microprocessors – A 90-Minute Guide (2001-2016), submitted by codesuki. Score 178, comments 41  🔥   ⭐(11)

  Put.io put.io  design law video

First seen on Hacker News as Put.io on 04 Feb 2014, submitted by tlongren. Score 688, comments 319  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1 day later as Put.io, submitted by tlongren. Score -3, comments 1  💤

  textql: Execute SQL against structured text like CSV or TSV github.com  databases

First seen on Hacker News as Execute SQL against structured text like CSV or TSV on 04 Feb 2014, submitted by mhausenblas. Score 130, comments 91  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 127 days later as textql: Execute SQL against structured text like CSV or TSV, submitted by jcs. Score 2, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 2.5 years later 🧟 as TextQL: Query structured text like CSV or TSV via SQL alike language, submitted by devy. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 33 days later as TextQL – Execute SQL against structured text like CSV or TSV, submitted by ergot. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 1 year later as TextQL: Execute SQL Against CSV or TSV, submitted by TAForObvReasons. Score 658, comments 91  🔥

  Mother - The care you need, the care you want sen.se  hardware

First seen on Hacker News as The Internet of Things starts here on 04 Feb 2014, submitted by kareemm. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 268 days later as Mother - The care you need, the care you want, submitted by dh. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  The Not Rocket Science Rule Of Software Engineering graydon.livejournal.com  practices

First seen on Lobste.rs as The Not Rocket Science Rule Of Software Engineering on 04 Feb 2014, submitted by vjoel. Score 8, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 18 days later as "not rocket science" (the story of monotone and bors), submitted by mbrubeck. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 175 days later as "Not Rocket Science": The story of Monotone and Bors, submitted by luu. Score 71, comments 12  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 3.5 years later 🧟 as "Not Rocket Science": The story of Monotone and Bors (2014), submitted by oskarth. Score 18, comments 1  🔥

  C Macro Tips and Tricks (2010) mikeash.com  c

First seen on Hacker News as C Macro Tips and Tricks [2010] on 04 Feb 2014, submitted by gmac. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 4.8 years later 🧟 as C Macro Tips and Tricks (2010), submitted by zge. Score 16, comments 2

  Satya Nadella - Microsoft's CEO microsoft.com  news person windows

First seen on Hacker News as Satya Nadella – Microsoft's CEO on 04 Feb 2014, submitted by fredwu. Score 1023, comments 564  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 8m later as Satya Nadella - Microsoft's CEO, submitted by leeflannery. Score 7, comments 2

Then appeared on Hacker News 156 days later as Bold Ambition and Our Core, submitted by jdp23. Score 80, comments 54  🔥

  (Facebook Paper codebase and scaling) inessential.com  ios practices

First seen on Lobste.rs as (Facebook Paper codebase and scaling) on 04 Feb 2014, submitted by tedu. Score 3, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 1h24m later as An apology to Facebook Paper developers , submitted by wardb. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  DARPA Open Catalog darpa.mil  programming

First seen on Hacker News as DARPA releases catalogue of all open source work on 04 Feb 2014, submitted by jcxplorer. Score 31, comments 0  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1 day later as DARPA Open Catalog, submitted by dkasper. Score 4, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 209 days later as Darpa has made its publicly released data more discoverable, submitted by uncoder0. Score 1, comments 2

  Don't End The Week With Nothing training.kalzumeus.com  practices

First seen on Hacker News as Don't End The Week With Nothing on 04 Feb 2014, submitted by austengary. Score 456, comments 101  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1.8 years later as Don't End The Week With Nothing, submitted by pushcx. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 2h31m later as Don't End the Week with Nothing, submitted by japaget. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 1 year later as Don't End the Week with Nothing, submitted by mmphosis. Score 4, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 360 days later as Don't End the Week with Nothing, submitted by shubhamjain. Score 4, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 3.3 years later 🧟 as Don't End the Week with Nothing (2014), submitted by mooreds. Score 822, comments 268  🔥   ⭐(1)

  Introducing smart fuel tracking blog.maintenr.com  show

First seen on Lobste.rs as Introducing smart fuel tracking on 04 Feb 2014, submitted by aleksey. Score 0, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News less than a minute later as Introducing smart fuel tracking, submitted by korzun. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  The Non-Existent Software Crisis: Debunking the Chaos Report drdobbs.com  philosophy programming

First seen on Lobste.rs as The Non-Existent Software Crisis: Debunking the Chaos Report on 04 Feb 2014, submitted by omnibrain. Score 5, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 1m later as The Non-Existent Software Crisis: Debunking the Chaos Report, submitted by omnibrain. Score 2, comments 0

  How to Accidentally be a Jerk on Twitter, and How to Resolve it davystevenson.com  philosophy practices

First seen on Hacker News as How to Accidentally be a Jerk on Twitter, and How to Resolve it on 04 Feb 2014, submitted by aaronpk. Score 5, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 6m later as How to Accidentally be a Jerk on Twitter, and How to Resolve it, submitted by kenichi. Score 15, comments 4

  Making the Mobile Web Safer with HTTPS Everywhere eff.org  android browsers release

First seen on Lobste.rs as Making the Mobile Web Safer with HTTPS Everywhere on 04 Feb 2014, submitted by jcs. Score 4, comments 12 controversial

Then appeared on Hacker News 23m later as Making the Mobile Web Safer with HTTPS Everywhere, submitted by fafner. Score 7, comments 0

  What We Know About Spreadsheet Errors panko.shidler.hawaii.edu  practices programming

First seen on Hacker News as What We Know About Spreadsheet Errors (2008) on 04 Feb 2014, submitted by dredmorbius. Score 3, comments 2

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 4.1 years later 🧟 as What We Know About Spreadsheet Errors, submitted by calvin. Score 8, comments 0

Wednesday, 05 Feb 2014

  DynamoDB and Hot Hash Keys nate.io  distributed scaling

First seen on Hacker News as DynamoDB and Hot Hash Keys on 05 Feb 2014, submitted by nkohari. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 10m later as DynamoDB and Hot Hash Keys, submitted by nkohari. Score 6, comments 1

  So my Asus router was vulnerable and I blogged about my response blogs.law.harvard.edu  security

First seen on Lobste.rs as So my Asus router was vulnerable and I blogged about my response on 05 Feb 2014, submitted by henkjan. Score 4, comments 4

Then appeared on Hacker News 18 days later as So This Is What Getting Pwned Is Like, submitted by jervisfm. Score 6, comments 0

  Where people run – FlowingData flowingdata.com  visualization

First seen on Hacker News as Where people run, mapped on 05 Feb 2014, submitted by jsvine. Score 4, comments 1

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 2 days later as Where people run – FlowingData, submitted by lauris. Score 3, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 3 days later as Where people run, submitted by lelf. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 1.8 years later as Where People Run in Major Cities, submitted by ric3rcar. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Contest to create art with code devart.withgoogle.com  event

First seen on Hacker News as Google DevArt – Art Made with Code on 05 Feb 2014, submitted by fortepianissimo. Score 10, comments 1  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 10 days later as Contest to create art with code, submitted by deepak. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 36 days later as DevArt. Art made with code., submitted by ingve. Score 4, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 146 days later as DevArt. Art made with code, submitted by wubbfindel. Score 3, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 2.2 years later 🧟 as DevArt: Art made with code, submitted by hackuser. Score 3, comments 0

  How to Save 90% on Your S3 Bill appneta.com  programming web

First seen on Hacker News as How to Save 90% on your S3 Bill on 05 Feb 2014, submitted by trjordan. Score 368, comments 98  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 9h28m later as How to Save 90% on Your S3 Bill, submitted by journeysquid. Score 7, comments 0

  Storing ASCII art in the DNS cambus.net  networking show

First seen on Hacker News as Storing ASCII art in the DNS on 05 Feb 2014, submitted by fcambus. Score 39, comments 9  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1h32m later as Storing ASCII art in the DNS, submitted by fcambus. Score 9, comments 1

  Entropy Attacks! blog.cr.yp.to  security

First seen on Hacker News as Entropy Attacks on 05 Feb 2014, submitted by sdevlin. Score 16, comments 1  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 2h20m later as Entropy Attacks!, submitted by jcs. Score 18, comments 3

Then appeared on Hacker News 1.8 years later as Entropy Attacks (2014), submitted by monort. Score 4, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 89 days later as Entropy Attacks (hashing more entropy sources can hurt), submitted by planckscnst. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Single Responsibility Principle & iOS bendyworks.com  compsci ios

First seen on Hacker News as Single Responsibility Principle and iOS on 05 Feb 2014, submitted by listrophy. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 18m later as Single Responsibility Principle & iOS, submitted by listrophy. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Making API Errors More Transparent twilio.com  api networking

First seen on Lobste.rs as Making API Errors More Transparent on 05 Feb 2014, submitted by kb. Score 2, comments 3

Then appeared on Hacker News 51m later as Making API Errors More Transparent, submitted by coloneltcb. Score 3, comments 0

  cr.yp.to: blog blog.cr.yp.to  compsci math person security

First seen on Hacker News as D. J. Bernstein has a personal weblog on 05 Feb 2014, submitted by seven. Score 5, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1 year later as cr.yp.to: blog, submitted by cnst. Score 7, comments 2

  Docker 0.8 released blog.docker.io  linux

First seen on Hacker News as Docker 0.8: Quality, new builder features, btrfs, OSX support on 05 Feb 2014, submitted by asb. Score 291, comments 121  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1h2m later as Docker 0.8 released, submitted by kb. Score 11, comments 0

  A list of deprecated stuff in Ruby 2.1 batsov.com  ruby

First seen on Lobste.rs as A list of deprecated stuff in Ruby 2.1 on 05 Feb 2014, submitted by jcs. Score 5, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 16h23m later as A List of Deprecated Stuff in Ruby, submitted by dataviz. Score 2, comments 0

  DeckBrew, an API for Magic: The Gathering deckbrew.com  go show

First seen on Lobste.rs as DeckBrew, an API for Magic: The Gathering on 05 Feb 2014, submitted by conroy. Score 6, comments 6

Then appeared on Hacker News 4 days later as Show HN: Open source Magic: The Gathering API with full text card search, submitted by conroy. Score 2, comments 0

  Target Hackers Broke in Via HVAC Company krebsonsecurity.com  networking news security

First seen on Hacker News as Target Hackers Broke in via HVAC Company on 05 Feb 2014, submitted by panarky. Score 151, comments 85  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 21h12m later as Target Hackers Broke in Via HVAC Company, submitted by journeysquid. Score 3, comments 0

  Assertions Are Pessimistic, Assumptions Are Optimistic blog.regehr.org  c programming

First seen on Lobste.rs as Assertions Are Pessimistic, Assumptions Are Optimistic on 05 Feb 2014, submitted by tedu. Score 10, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 19h26m later as Assertions Are Pessimistic, Assumptions Are Optimistic, submitted by pdq. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 1.4 years later as Assertions Are Pessimistic, Assumptions Are Optimistic (2014), submitted by rdc12. Score 12, comments 4  🔥

  winitor winitor.com  security windows

First seen on Hacker News as PeStudio – Windows Executable Analyzer on 05 Feb 2014, submitted by rbcoffee. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 7m later as winitor, submitted by jm. Score 0, comments 0  💤

  ngrok - secure introspectable tunnels to localhost ngrok.com  networking web

First seen on Hacker News as NGROK – Secure introspected tunnels to localhost on 05 Feb 2014, submitted by rbcoffee. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 5m later as ngrok - secure introspectable tunnels to localhost, submitted by jm. Score 4, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 44 days later as Secure, introspectable tunnels to localhost, submitted by jonatanheyman. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 39 days later as Secure Introspected tunnels to localhost, submitted by madhukarah. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 106 days later as Ngrok – secure introspectable tunnels to localhost, submitted by dr_linux. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 176 days later as Ngrok – secure introspectable tunnels to localhost, submitted by getdavidhiggins. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 2.0 years later 🧟 as Share localhost like a boss, submitted by sdomino. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 37 days later as Ngrok – secure introspectable tunnels to localhost, submitted by mikecarlton. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 43 days later as Ngrok: Secure tunnels to localhost, submitted by pvsukale3. Score 468, comments 187  🔥

Then appeared on /r/Programming 3.5 years later 🧟 as I recently came across an interesting tool called ngrok. Have you used it? If yes, how was life before ngrok?, submitted by itssamuelrowe. Score 0, comments 3

  Programmers At Work: Bill Gates (1986) programmersatwork.wordpress.com  person programming

First seen on Hacker News as Programmers At Work: Bill Gates (1986) on 05 Feb 2014, submitted by ohjeez. Score 308, comments 175  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 12h30m later as Programmers At Work: Bill Gates (1986), submitted by lauris. Score 6, comments 0

  EditorConfig: maintain coding styles across editors editorconfig.org  programming release

First seen on Hacker News as EditorConfig: define and maintain consistent coding styles across tools on 05 Feb 2014, submitted by planckscnst. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 51 days later as EditorConfig allows to define strict coding styles between different editors, submitted by bpierre. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 152 days later as EditorConfig, submitted by tosh. Score 5, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 182 days later as EditorConfig, submitted by albertzeyer. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 254 days later as EditorConfig, submitted by chei0aiV. Score 235, comments 46  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 11h32m later as EditorConfig: maintain coding styles across editors, submitted by pushcx. Score 6, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 1.6 years later as EditorConfig, submitted by tzs. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 33 days later as EditorConfig – file format for defining coding styles and text editor plugins, submitted by s_chaudhary. Score 164, comments 31  🔥

Thursday, 06 Feb 2014

  Million Lines of Code - Information Is Beautiful informationisbeautiful.net  programming

First seen on Hacker News as Information is Beautiful – Million Lines of Code on 06 Feb 2014, submitted by paulbramsen. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 137 days later as Codebases infographic, submitted by MarcScott. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 231 days later as Million Lines of Code, submitted by zeeshanm. Score 2, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 172 days later as Million lines of code, submitted by MonCalamari. Score 5, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 2h16m later as Million Lines of Code - Information Is Beautiful, submitted by carinmeier. Score 26, comments 6  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 132 days later as Millions of Lines of Code, submitted by ostyn. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 40 days later as Million Lines of Code, submitted by lostbit. Score 4, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 293 days later as Million Lines of Code, submitted by ptr. Score 5, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 103 days later as Millions of lines of code, submitted by gii2. Score 9, comments 2  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 14h36m later as Codebases in millions of lines of code, submitted by bemmu. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  RubySec Summary of CVE-2013-6393 aka "you're probably vulnerable" groups.google.com  ruby security

First seen on Hacker News as RCE in Ruby's libyaml on 06 Feb 2014, submitted by steveklabnik. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 2h10m later as RubySec Summary of CVE-2013-6393 aka "you're probably vulnerable", submitted by jcs. Score 3, comments 0

  Building a jQuery-like library cedricruiz.me  javascript web

First seen on Hacker News as Building a jQuery-like library on 06 Feb 2014, submitted by elclanrs. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 45m later as Building a jQuery-like library, submitted by jm. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Girls and Software linuxjournal.com  practices programming

First seen on Hacker News as Girls and Software by Susan Sons on 06 Feb 2014, submitted by weiran. Score 25, comments 5  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 3 days later as Girls and Software, submitted by forgottenpass. Score 765, comments 414  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 9h8m later as Girls and Software, submitted by journeysquid. Score 10, comments 3

Then appeared on Hacker News 294 days later as How Feminists Ruined Women's Careers in Programming, submitted by BrandonMarc. Score 11, comments 3  🔥

  Looking for feedback on this product idea! firesub.com  ask

First seen on Hacker News as Show HN: Firesub – Reusable checklists for teams [MVP] on 06 Feb 2014, submitted by FrejNorling. Score 17, comments 40 controversial  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 11 days later as Looking for feedback on this product idea!, submitted by Frej. Score 4, comments 6 controversial

  Simple Dynamic Strings library for C, compatible with Null-terminated strings github.com  c

First seen on Hacker News as Simple Dynamic Strings library for C on 06 Feb 2014, submitted by antirez. Score 214, comments 127  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1.9 years later as Simple Dynamic Strings library for C, submitted by pyk. Score 8, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 361 days later as Simple Dynamic Strings, submitted by Anilm3. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 1.7 years later as Simple Dynamic Strings library for C, submitted by striking. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 1 year later as Simple Dynamic Strings library for C, compatible with null-terminated strings, submitted by pcr910303. Score 107, comments 83  🔥   ⭐(3)

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 3h3m later as Simple Dynamic Strings library for C, compatible with Null-terminated strings, submitted by pcr910303. Score 5, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 1.6 years later as Simple Dynamic Strings library for C, submitted by scapbi. Score 3, comments 0

  Tim Berners-Lee: we need to re-decentralise the web wired.co.uk  networking web

First seen on Hacker News as Tim Berners-Lee: We need to re-decentralise the web on 06 Feb 2014, submitted by amirmc. Score 585, comments 200  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 9h46m later as Tim Berners-Lee: we need to re-decentralise the web, submitted by journeysquid. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  khal: CLI calendar application built around CalDAV github.com  release unix

First seen on Lobste.rs as khal: CLI calendar application built around CalDAV on 06 Feb 2014, submitted by jcs. Score 6, comments 3

Then appeared on Hacker News 17h2m later as Khal: CLI calendar application built around CalDAV, submitted by glazskunrukitis. Score 2, comments 0

  ClippyJS - Add Clippy or his friends to any website for instant nostalgia smore.com  historical javascript

First seen on Hacker News as Clippy.js on 06 Feb 2014, submitted by aye. Score 27, comments 5  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 138 days later as ClippyJS – Add Clippy or his friends to any website for instant nostalgia, submitted by ca98am79. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 165 days later as Clippy.js, submitted by wh-uws. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 1.4 years later as ClippyJS – Add Clippy or his friends to any website, submitted by elbigbad. Score 4, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 1 year later as ClippyJS: JavaScript Implementation of Microsoft Agent (AKA Clippy), submitted by handpickednames. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 3.7 years later 🧟 as ClippyJS - Add Clippy or his friends to any website for instant nostalgia, submitted by djsumdog. Score 14, comments 1

  Theres something rotten in the state of online video streaming, and the data is starting to emerge gigaom.com  networking

First seen on Hacker News as There’s something rotten in the state of online video streaming on 06 Feb 2014, submitted by danso. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 4 days later as Theres something rotten in the state of online video streaming, and the data is starting to emerge, submitted by journeysquid. Score 3, comments 2

  Why I Did Not Go To Jail bhorowitz.com  finance law practices

First seen on Hacker News as Why I Did Not Go To Jail on 06 Feb 2014, submitted by bfe. Score 580, comments 182  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 7h46m later as Why I Did Not Go To Jail, submitted by journeysquid. Score 8, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 2.1 years later 🧟 as Why I Did Not Go to Jail (2014), submitted by Tomte. Score 26, comments 13  🔥

  HackerRank Launches CodePair To Improve Technical Interviews techcrunch.com  programming

First seen on Lobste.rs as HackerRank Launches CodePair To Improve Technical Interviews on 06 Feb 2014, submitted by signalhill. Score 2, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 2m later as HackerRank launches CodePair and announces brand merge, submitted by rvivek. Score 5, comments 0

  SnowShoe: Create magic with a touch of plastic beta.snowshoestamp.com  api games hardware web

First seen on Hacker News as SnowShoe Stamps – small pieces of plastic with secret digital identities on 06 Feb 2014, submitted by davidbarker. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 55 days later as SnowShoe: Create magic with a touch of plastic, submitted by ccmoberg. Score 4, comments 0

Friday, 07 Feb 2014

  That NBC (Sochi Hacking) story 100% fraudulent blog.erratasec.com  android networking security

First seen on Hacker News as NBC Story about Hacking at Sochi is 100% Fraudulent on 07 Feb 2014, submitted by julespitt. Score 497, comments 160  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 17h59m later as That NBC (Sochi Hacking) story 100% fraudulent, submitted by journeysquid. Score 10, comments 3

  A slimmer and faster pdf.js blog.mozilla.org  browsers

First seen on Hacker News as A slimmer and faster pdf.js on 07 Feb 2014, submitted by harshal. Score 5, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1m later as A slimmer and faster pdf.js, submitted by jm. Score 13, comments 2

  How I hacked Github again homakov.blogspot.com  security web

First seen on Hacker News as How I hacked Github again on 07 Feb 2014, submitted by zhuzhuor. Score 911, comments 190  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1h3m later as How I hacked Github again, submitted by jcs. Score 21, comments 9  🔥

  Why Programming is Difficult joearms.github.io  programming

First seen on Hacker News as Why Programming is Difficult on 07 Feb 2014, submitted by krosaen. Score 177, comments 171  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 2 days later as Why Programming is Difficult, submitted by tomjakubowski. Score 11, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 2.0 years later as Why Programming is Difficult (2014), submitted by merlinsbrain. Score 175, comments 111  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 20h30m later as Why Programming is Difficult, submitted by av. Score 9, comments 3

  Doing Fewer Things Better blog.linkedin.com  news

First seen on Hacker News as Doing Fewer Things Better (killing Intro service) on 07 Feb 2014, submitted by srathi. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 2 days later as Doing Fewer Things Better, submitted by tedu. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 7 days later as LinkedIn shutting down the Intro service, submitted by yadazula. Score 2, comments 0

  Wagtail CMS - content management made beautiful wagtail.io  python web

First seen on Hacker News as Wagtail CMS – content management made beautiful on 07 Feb 2014, submitted by stevejalim. Score 4, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs less than a minute later as Wagtail CMS - content management made beautiful, submitted by stevejalim. Score 5, comments 0

Saturday, 08 Feb 2014

  Big Data dustin.sallings.org  databases programming

First seen on Hacker News as Big Data on 08 Feb 2014, submitted by mbrubeck. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1 day later as Big Data, submitted by kmatt. Score 8, comments 2

  Parsing: The Solved Problem That Isn't (2011) tratt.net  compsci

First seen on Hacker News as Parsing: The Solved Problem That Isn't on 08 Feb 2014, submitted by apw. Score 2, comments 1

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 192 days later as Parsing: The Solved Problem That Isn't (2011), submitted by pushcx. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 65 days later as Parsing: The Solved Problem That Isn't (2011), submitted by wslh. Score 97, comments 70  🔥

  InstantClick – JS lib to make your website instant instantclick.io  javascript web

First seen on Lobste.rs as InstantClick – JS lib to make your website instant on 08 Feb 2014, submitted by wting. Score 6, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 243 days later as Speed up the page navigation with Instaclick, submitted by kiechu. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 4 days later as InstantClick – Preload links you are likely to click, submitted by hising. Score 2, comments 0

  Just How Fast Are GitHub Pages? jeremymorgan.com  practices web

First seen on Hacker News as Just how fast are GitHub Pages? on 08 Feb 2014, submitted by JeremyMorgan. Score 5, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1 day later as Just How Fast Are GitHub Pages?, submitted by JeremyMorgan. Score 3, comments 0

  Total security in a PostgreSQL database ibm.com  databases security

First seen on Hacker News as Total security in a PostgreSQL database on 08 Feb 2014, submitted by amirmansour. Score 218, comments 58  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1h30m later as Total security in a PostgreSQL database, submitted by kmatt. Score 0, comments 1  💤

  Your Progress As A Programmer Is All Up To You thecodist.com  practices programming

First seen on Hacker News as Your Progress As A Programmer Is All Up To You on 08 Feb 2014, submitted by ks. Score 206, comments 65  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 22h36m later as Your Progress As A Programmer Is All Up To You, submitted by journeysquid. Score 5, comments 0

  The Egg galactanet.com  art philosophy

First seen on Hacker News as The Egg on 08 Feb 2014, submitted by mickgiles. Score 450, comments 153  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 247 days later as The Egg, submitted by dkarapetyan. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 163 days later as The Egg – Short Story by Andy Weir, submitted by 20kleagues. Score 1, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 361 days later as The Egg, submitted by Tomte. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 243 days later as The Egg, submitted by Tomte. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 28 days later as The Egg, submitted by dkarapetyan. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 111 days later as The Egg, submitted by Tomte. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 89 days later as The Egg, submitted by Tomte. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 18 days later as The Egg, submitted by agreen. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 114 days later as The Egg, submitted by Tomte. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 187 days later as The Egg (2009), submitted by Tomte. Score 223, comments 51  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 258 days later as The Egg, submitted by davidk01. Score 9, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 207 days later as The Egg, submitted by snailletters. Score 4, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 484 days later as The Egg, submitted by StrauXX. Score 3, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 43 days later as The Egg, submitted by Tomte. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Debian will use systemd as default init system lists.debian.org  linux

First seen on Hacker News as Debian committee members vote for systemd as init system on 08 Feb 2014, submitted by waffle_ss. Score 233, comments 146  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 3h18m later as Debian will use systemd as default init system, submitted by kb. Score 7, comments 3

Sunday, 09 Feb 2014

  drone: continuous delivery platform built on docker very similar to travis github.com  devops

First seen on Hacker News as Drone is a Continuous Integration platform built on Docker on 09 Feb 2014, submitted by tilt. Score 97, comments 30  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 1.9 years later as Docker based continuous integration platform written in Go, submitted by DaGardner. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1.6 years later as drone: continuous delivery platform built on docker very similar to travis, submitted by unbalancedparentheses. Score 4, comments 0

  Learning to Code vs Learning Computer Science shkspr.mobi  compsci culture

First seen on Hacker News as Learning to Code vs Learning Computer Science on 09 Feb 2014, submitted by edent. Score 184, comments 113  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 5h34m later as Learning to Code vs Learning Computer Science, submitted by tanner. Score 5, comments 1

  Android OEMs exposing touchscreen input tsyrklevich.net  android security

First seen on Lobste.rs as Android OEMs exposing touchscreen input on 09 Feb 2014, submitted by jcs. Score 4, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 1h16m later as Android OEMs exposing touchscreen input, submitted by fcambus. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Broken by design: systemd ewontfix.com  linux

First seen on Lobste.rs as Broken by design: systemd on 09 Feb 2014, submitted by LeahNeukirchen. Score 32, comments 5  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 1h38m later as Broken by design: systemd, submitted by mmphosis. Score 116, comments 46  🔥

  When Random Isn't Random Enough: Lessons from an Online Poker Exploit lauradhamilton.com  compsci security

First seen on Lobste.rs as When Random Isn't Random Enough: Lessons from an Online Poker Exploit on 09 Feb 2014, submitted by laura. Score 6, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 8m later as When Random Isn't Random Enough: Lessons from an Online Poker Exploit , submitted by lauradhamilton. Score 185, comments 84  🔥

  Mbox is a lightweight unprivileged sandboxing mechanism pdos.csail.mit.edu  security unix

First seen on Lobste.rs as Mbox is a lightweight unprivileged sandboxing mechanism on 09 Feb 2014, submitted by jcs. Score 20, comments 3

Then appeared on Hacker News 23h13m later as Mbox – A lightweight sandboxing mechanism, submitted by chocolateboy. Score 233, comments 58  🔥

Monday, 10 Feb 2014

  How We Learned to Cheat at Online Poker: A Study in Software Security cigital.com  games security

First seen on Lobste.rs as How We Learned to Cheat at Online Poker: A Study in Software Security on 10 Feb 2014, submitted by pushcx. Score 2, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 1 year later as How We Learned to Cheat at Online Poker: A Study in Software Security [1999], submitted by spiffytech. Score 3, comments 0

  Rewriting the PyPy STM core model (again) morepypy.blogspot.com  python

First seen on Lobste.rs as Rewriting the PyPy STM core model (again) on 10 Feb 2014, submitted by kb. Score 2, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 8h13m later as Rewrites of the STM core model – again, submitted by kbd. Score 98, comments 32  🔥

  Announcing gitsh robots.thoughtbot.com  vcs

First seen on Hacker News as Announcing gitsh: A dedicated shell for git commands on 10 Feb 2014, submitted by creativityhurts. Score 95, comments 30  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 3 days later as Announcing gitsh, submitted by jdost. Score 2, comments 0  💤

  Mt. Gox Blames Bitcoin – Core Developer Greg Maxwell Responds cryptocoinsnews.com  merkle-trees

First seen on Hacker News as Mt. Gox Blames Bitcoin – Core Developer Greg Maxwell Responds on 10 Feb 2014, submitted by charlesism. Score 80, comments 5  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 16h54m later as Mt. Gox Blames Bitcoin – Core Developer Greg Maxwell Responds, submitted by tedu. Score 3, comments 3

  Datomic Antipatterns: Conn as a Value rkn.io  databases lisp

First seen on Hacker News as Datomic Antipatterns: Conn as a Value on 10 Feb 2014, submitted by rkneufeld. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs less than a minute later as Datomic Antipatterns: Conn as a Value, submitted by rkneufeld. Score 5, comments 0

  Replacing callbacks with ES6 Generators flippinawesome.org  javascript

First seen on Hacker News as Replacing callbacks with ES6 Generators on 10 Feb 2014, submitted by remotesynth. Score 4, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 3m later as Replacing callbacks with ES6 Generators, submitted by remotesynth. Score 3, comments 1

  Cleaning Data and Graphing in R and Python climateecology.wordpress.com  python

First seen on Lobste.rs as Cleaning Data and Graphing in R and Python on 10 Feb 2014, submitted by kmatt. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 1m later as Cleaning Data and Graphing in R and Python, submitted by bsg75. Score 2, comments 0

  Real Programmers Don't Use Pascal (1983) pbm.com  historical satire

First seen on Hacker News as Real programmers don't use Pascal on 10 Feb 2014, submitted by Spearchucker. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 1 year later as Real Programmers Don't Use PASCAL (1982), submitted by brudgers. Score 41, comments 51  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 3.3 years later 🧟 as Real Programmers Don't Use Pascal (1983), submitted by freediver. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1.7 years later as Real Programmers Don't Use Pascal (1983), submitted by calvin. Score 3, comments 0

  FreeBSD 10.0 on Ubiquiti EdgeRouter Lite rtfm.net  freebsd hardware

First seen on Lobste.rs as FreeBSD 10.0 on Ubiquiti EdgeRouter Lite on 10 Feb 2014, submitted by jturner. Score 15, comments 2

Then appeared on Hacker News 11 days later as FreeBSD 10.0 on Ubiquiti EdgeRouter Lite, submitted by profquail. Score 90, comments 56  🔥

  Hy: A dialect of Lisp that's embedded in Python github.com  lisp python

First seen on Hacker News as Hy, a Lisp that compiles to Python on 10 Feb 2014, submitted by cabalamat. Score 115, comments 60  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 3.8 years later 🧟 as Hy, submitted by tosh. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 111 days later as Hy, submitted by tosh. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 28 days later as Hy, submitted by tosh. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 8 days later as Hy, submitted by tosh. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 1 year later as Hy: Dialect of Lisp That's Embedded in Python, submitted by tosh. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 30 days later as Hy: A dialect of Lisp that's embedded in Python, submitted by wrs. Score 20, comments 7

Then appeared on Hacker News 30 days later as Hy: Lisp embedded in Python, submitted by galfarragem. Score 1, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 1 year later as Show HN: Hy – a Python based Lisp dialiect, submitted by Bambo. Score 12, comments 1  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 181 days later as Hy: A dialect of Lisp that's embedded in Python, submitted by lnyan. Score 166, comments 55  🔥   ⭐(7)

Tuesday, 11 Feb 2014

  Cirru Project - indentation-based grammar for languages cirru.org  lisp

First seen on Hacker News as Cirru: indentation-based grammar for languages on 11 Feb 2014, submitted by jiyinyiyong. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 2.4 years later 🧟 as Cirru Project - indentation-based grammar for languages, submitted by tca. Score 3, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 206 days later as Cirru: an editor for AST, submitted by pcmonk. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 30 days later as Cirru – An editor for AST, submitted by pcmonk. Score 173, comments 51  🔥

  10 Things We Forgot to Monitor word.bitly.com  devops

First seen on Lobste.rs as 10 Things We Forgot to Monitor on 11 Feb 2014, submitted by ajdecon. Score 19, comments 5

Then appeared on Hacker News 13 days later as 10 things Bit.ly forgot to monitor, submitted by jetlej. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Inheritable aliases in Ruby theinternate.com  ruby

First seen on Hacker News as Inheritable Aliases in Ruby on 11 Feb 2014, submitted by nwjsmith. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 154 days later as Inheritable aliases in Ruby, submitted by pushcx. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Why Don't Schools Teach Debugging? danluu.com  practices programming

First seen on Hacker News as Why Don't Schools Teach Debugging? on 11 Feb 2014, submitted by danso. Score 154, comments 127  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 48m later as Why Don't Schools Teach Debugging?, submitted by zhemao. Score 10, comments 9

Then appeared on Hacker News 1.8 years later as Why Don't Schools Teach Debugging? (2014), submitted by signa11. Score 3, comments 2

Then appeared on Hacker News 150 days later as Why don't schools teach debugging? (2014), submitted by ingve. Score 3, comments 0

  Build Desktop Apps with JavaScript and Node WebKit flippinawesome.org  javascript

First seen on Hacker News as Build Desktop Apps with JavaScript and Node WebKit on 11 Feb 2014, submitted by remotesynth. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 3m later as Build Desktop Apps with JavaScript and Node WebKit, submitted by remotesynth. Score 2, comments 1

  Fixing crummy screen size charts in web analytics (Rangefinder) rangefinderapp.com  release show web

First seen on Hacker News as Show HN: fixing crummy screen size charts on 11 Feb 2014, submitted by dirkgadsden. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1m later as Fixing crummy screen size charts in web analytics (Rangefinder), submitted by dirk. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  15 reasons not to start using PGP secushare.org  crypto practices

First seen on Hacker News as 15 reasons not to start using PGP on 11 Feb 2014, submitted by galapago. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 481 days later as 15 reasons not to start using PGP, submitted by shocks. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 42 days later as 15 reasons not to start using PGP, submitted by ricksta. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1.4 years later as 15 reasons not to start using PGP, submitted by pizzaiolo. Score 19, comments 11  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 1h45m later as 15 reasons not to start using PGP, submitted by LaSombra. Score 13, comments 0  🔥

  Toward Go 1.3 talks.golang.org  go slides

First seen on Lobste.rs as Toward Go 1.3 on 11 Feb 2014, submitted by kmatt. Score 23, comments 6  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 1 day later as Toward Go 1.3, submitted by toni. Score 2, comments 0

  Java Memory Model Under The Hood gvsmirnov.ru  java

First seen on Hacker News as Java memory model under the hood on 11 Feb 2014, submitted by mofeeta. Score 12, comments 0  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 23m later as Java Memory Model Under The Hood, submitted by svag. Score 10, comments 1

  Amazon Kinesis aws.amazon.com  release

First seen on Lobste.rs as Amazon Kinesis on 11 Feb 2014, submitted by sdoowpilihp. Score 5, comments 2

Then appeared on Hacker News 1.7 years later as Introducing Amazin Kinesis Analytics, submitted by polmolea. Score 3, comments 0

  How TokuMX was Born tokutek.com  databases release

First seen on Lobste.rs as How TokuMX was Born on 11 Feb 2014, submitted by lauris. Score 5, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 1m later as How TokuMX was Born, submitted by dataviz. Score 13, comments 7  🔥

  Mirage 1.1.0: the eat-your-own-dogfood release openmirage.org  networking release virtualization

First seen on Hacker News as Mirage 1.1.0: the eat-your-own-dogfood release on 11 Feb 2014, submitted by edwintorok. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 2h7m later as Mirage 1.1.0: the eat-your-own-dogfood release, submitted by jcs. Score 4, comments 0

  An experiment-driven guide to Perl matt.might.net  programming

First seen on Hacker News as An experiment-driven guide to Perl on 11 Feb 2014, submitted by sea6ear. Score 55, comments 43  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 10h28m later as An experiment-driven guide to Perl, submitted by tedu. Score 2, comments 1

  Differences Between ASLR on Windows and Linux cert.org  linux security windows

First seen on Lobste.rs as Differences Between ASLR on Windows and Linux on 11 Feb 2014, submitted by jcs. Score 2, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 6h44m later as Differences Between ASLR on Windows and Linux, submitted by lelf. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Wednesday, 12 Feb 2014

  Why systemd is winning the init wars and other things aren't utcc.utoronto.ca  linux

First seen on Hacker News as Why systemd is winning the init wars and other things aren't on 12 Feb 2014, submitted by onestone. Score 129, comments 153  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 21h30m later as Why systemd is winning the init wars and other things aren't, submitted by journeysquid. Score 2, comments 4

  5 Ways To Burn Out Programming blog.braegger.pw  culture programming

First seen on Hacker News as How to Burn Out Programming on 12 Feb 2014, submitted by rckclmbr. Score 229, comments 114  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 21h47m later as 5 Ways To Burn Out Programming, submitted by journeysquid. Score 3, comments 1

  Use An Ask, Don’t Tell Policy With Ruby patshaughnessy.net  programming ruby

First seen on Lobste.rs as Use An Ask, Don’t Tell Policy With Ruby on 12 Feb 2014, submitted by tedu. Score 1, comments 4

Then appeared on Hacker News 4 days later as Use An Ask, Don’t Tell Policy With Ruby, submitted by r4um. Score 2, comments 0

  The Day the Internet Didn't Fight Back bits.blogs.nytimes.com  law news privacy

First seen on Hacker News as The Day the Internet Didn’t Fight Back on 12 Feb 2014, submitted by petethomas. Score 386, comments 192  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 18h41m later as The Day the Internet Didn't Fight Back, submitted by journeysquid. Score 6, comments 1

  -no-cpp-precomp: the compiler flag that time forgot mistydemeo.com  c compilers mac programming

First seen on Hacker News as -no-cpp-precomp: the compiler flag that time forgot on 12 Feb 2014, submitted by thealphanerd. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 51 days later as -no-cpp-precomp: the compiler flag that time forgot, submitted by inactive-user. Score 9, comments 0

  Developing a mobile cross-platform library - Part 1. Exploring skyscanner.net  android ios mobile

First seen on Hacker News as Developing a mobile cross-platform library – Part 1. Exploring on 12 Feb 2014, submitted by jeopard. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 2h31m later as Developing a mobile cross-platform library - Part 1. Exploring, submitted by svag. Score 3, comments 0

  Hemingway Editor makes your writing bold and clear hemingwayapp.com  web

First seen on Hacker News as Hemingway makes your writing bold and clear on 12 Feb 2014, submitted by jmngomes. Score 1040, comments 327  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 11h58m later as Hemingway - make your writing bold and clear, submitted by journeysquid. Score 2, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 1.9 years later as Hemingway App makes your writing bold and clear, submitted by tilt. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 41 days later as Hemingway Editor, submitted by xvirk. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 51 days later as Hemingway Editor, submitted by awjr. Score 4, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 90 days later as A Text Editor That Cares About What You Write, submitted by drydenwilliams. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 300 days later as Hemingway Editor makes your writing bold and clear, submitted by michaelochurch. Score 19, comments 10  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 2.0 years later 🧟 as The Hemingway App makes claims to make your writing bold and clear, submitted by gerbilly. Score 2, comments 1

  x86 is Turing-complete with no registers mainisusuallyafunction.blogspot.com  compsci

First seen on Hacker News as x86 is Turing-complete with no registers on 12 Feb 2014, submitted by walrus. Score 89, comments 23  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 2h35m later as x86 is Turing-complete with no registers, submitted by dl. Score 3, comments 0

  “The Bug Count Also Rises” by John Browne workpump.com  culture

First seen on Hacker News as The Bug Count Also Rises on 12 Feb 2014, submitted by nealabq. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 2.6 years later 🧟 as The Bug Count Also Rises, submitted by craigkerstiens. Score 39, comments 5  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 2h8m later as “The Bug Count Also Rises” by John Browne, submitted by dpaola2. Score 2, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 4.2 years later 🧟 as The Bug Count Also Rises, submitted by sigil. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Elasticsearch 1.0.0 Released elasticsearch.org  release

First seen on Hacker News as Elasticsearch 1.0.0 released on 12 Feb 2014, submitted by dakrone. Score 471, comments 136  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 3h26m later as Elasticsearch 1.0.0 Released, submitted by SeanTAllen. Score 7, comments 1

  Is npm worth $2.6MM? words.steveklabnik.com  javascript rant

First seen on Hacker News as Is npm worth $2.6MM? on 12 Feb 2014, submitted by ctoth. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 7 days later as Is NPM worth $2.6MM?, submitted by linhmtran168. Score 4, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 30 days later as Is Npm worth $2.6MM?, submitted by Corrado. Score 134, comments 51  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 33m later as Is npm worth $2.6MM?, submitted by trousers. Score 9, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1 year later as Is npm worth $2.6MM?, submitted by mikeh. Score 5, comments 4

  wordy weather - forecasts for humans. weather.nucleol.us  show

First seen on Lobste.rs as wordy weather - forecasts for humans. on 12 Feb 2014, submitted by jw. Score 17, comments 10

Then appeared on Hacker News 19h47m later as Show HN: wordy weather – weather for humans., submitted by joliv. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Clockwise/Spiral Rule (1994) c-faq.com  c programming

First seen on Hacker News as The 'Clockwise/Spiral Rule', How to read C declarations. on 12 Feb 2014, submitted by sjarvie. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 283 days later as The “Clockwise/Spiral Rule”, submitted by dsr12. Score 64, comments 26  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1.7 years later as Clockwise/Spiral Rule (1994), submitted by mjturner. Score 12, comments 7

Then appeared on Hacker News 79 days later as The Clockwise/Spiral Rule of C declarations, submitted by xvirk. Score 225, comments 68  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 2.9 years later 🧟 as Clockwise/Spiral Rule (1994), submitted by Tomte. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 190 days later as Clockwise/Spiral Rule (1994), submitted by Tomte. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 270 days later as Clockwise/Spiral Rule, submitted by asamant. Score 25, comments 16  🔥   ⭐(7)

Thursday, 13 Feb 2014

  You Don't Want to Think Like a Programmer prog21.dadgum.com  practices programming

First seen on Hacker News as You Don't Want to Think Like a Programmer on 13 Feb 2014, submitted by platz. Score 112, comments 71  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 16h35m later as You Don't Want to Think Like a Programmer, submitted by leeflannery. Score 16, comments 2

  On Programming Communities lucumr.pocoo.org  culture python

First seen on Hacker News as On Programming Communities on 13 Feb 2014, submitted by stakent. Score 79, comments 30  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 31m later as On Programming Communities, submitted by zhemao. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 4.4 years later 🧟 as Armin Ronacher and Community, submitted by metmirr. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Raspberry Pi Cluster likemagicappears.com  distributed hardware

First seen on Hacker News as 40 Node Raspberry Pi Cluster on 13 Feb 2014, submitted by DanBC. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 18 days later as Raspberry Pi Cluster, submitted by inactive-user. Score 12, comments 2

  Why Your Python Runs Slow. Part 1: Data Structures lukauskas.co.uk  python

First seen on Hacker News as Why Python Runs Slow, Part 1: Data Structures on 13 Feb 2014, submitted by Sauliusl. Score 244, comments 162  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 6h38m later as Why Your Python Runs Slow. Part 1: Data Structures, submitted by journeysquid. Score 4, comments 0

  Technical Details Behind a 400Gbps NTP Amplification DDoS Attack blog.cloudflare.com  networking security

First seen on Hacker News as Technical Details Behind a 400Gbps NTP Amplification DDoS Attack on 13 Feb 2014, submitted by jgrahamc. Score 219, comments 69  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 4h38m later as Technical Details Behind a 400Gbps NTP Amplification DDoS Attack, submitted by inactive-user. Score 19, comments 1

  Creating software for sysops plumbr.eu  devops

First seen on Hacker News as Developers creating solutions for sysops – make sure your software does not suck on 13 Feb 2014, submitted by ivom2gi. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 20 days later as Creating software for sysops, submitted by theotown. Score 24, comments 17  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 12h17m later as Creating software for sysops, submitted by ajdecon. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  How to Make Python Faster Without Trying That Much lukauskas.co.uk  programming python

First seen on Hacker News as How to Make Python Faster Without Trying That Much on 13 Feb 2014, submitted by rbanffy. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 19 days later as How to Make Python Faster Without Trying That Much, submitted by signa11. Score 6, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 13h36m later as How to Make Python Faster Without Trying That Much, submitted by Tenoke. Score 19, comments 4

  13 Great Event Ideas For Web Dev Teams weavora.com  culture philosophy web

First seen on Lobste.rs as 13 Great Event Ideas For Web Dev Teams on 13 Feb 2014, submitted by tinochkin. Score -3, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 3h26m later as Team Events for Your Startup, submitted by mikekulakov. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Actors are overly nondeterminstic pchiusano.blogspot.com  distributed scala

First seen on Hacker News as Actors are overly nondeterminstic on 13 Feb 2014, submitted by luu. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1h6m later as Actors are overly nondeterminstic, submitted by vjoel. Score 18, comments 2

  Making Remote Work Work source.opennews.org  practices

First seen on Hacker News as Making Remote Work Work on 13 Feb 2014, submitted by staringmonkey. Score 186, comments 90  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1 day later as Making Remote Work Work, submitted by journeysquid. Score 2, comments 0  💤

  From zero to fully working CI server in less than 10 minutes with Drone & Docker jipiboily.com  devops web

First seen on Lobste.rs as From zero to fully working CI server in less than 10 minutes with Drone & Docker on 13 Feb 2014, submitted by jipiboily. Score 4, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 18m later as From zero to fully working CI server in less than 10 minutes with Drone and Docker, submitted by boily. Score 5, comments 0

  Berkeley has been authorized by Alcatel-Lucent to release Plan 9 under GPLv2 akaros.cs.berkeley.edu  unix

First seen on Hacker News as Plan 9 released under GPLv2 on 13 Feb 2014, submitted by mischief6. Score 341, comments 167  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1 day later as Berkeley has been authorized by Alcatel-Lucent to release Plan 9 under GPLv2, submitted by svag. Score 4, comments 1

  Why There Will Never Be Another RedHat: The Economics Of Open Source techcrunch.com  finance

First seen on Hacker News as Please Don’t Tell Me You Want To Be The Next Red Hat on 13 Feb 2014, submitted by debugunit. Score 8, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 21 days later as Why There Will Never Be Another RedHat: The Economics Of Open Source, submitted by svm. Score 3, comments 1

  Visualizing Conditional Probability setosa.io  math visualization

First seen on Hacker News as Visualizing conditional probability on 13 Feb 2014, submitted by vicapow. Score 4, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 3 days later as Visualizing Conditional Probability, submitted by lauris. Score 8, comments 1

  What you can't say (2004) paulgraham.com  culture

First seen on Hacker News as What You Can't Say on 13 Feb 2014, submitted by Garbage. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 36 days later as What You Can't Say (2004), submitted by Blahah. Score 191, comments 290 controversial  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 2.7 years later 🧟 as What You Can't Say (2004), submitted by geofft. Score 5, comments 7 controversial  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 233 days later as What You Can't Say(2004), submitted by hvo. Score 4, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 8 days later as What You Can't Say (2004), submitted by ndr. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 1 day later as What You Can't Say (2004), submitted by ashish01. Score 143, comments 68  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 163 days later as What you can't say (2004), submitted by dpaola2. Score 0, comments 1  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 1 year later as What You Can't Say, submitted by TY. Score 8, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 149 days later as What You Can't Say, submitted by adbge. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 42 days later as What You Can't Say (2004), submitted by peterkelly. Score 2, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 24 days later as What You Can't Say (2004), submitted by georgecmu. Score 241, comments 232  🔥   ⭐(5)

Then appeared on Hacker News 1.4 years later as What You Can't Say (2004), submitted by emeth. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 102 days later as What You Can't Say (2004), submitted by bluefox. Score 2, comments 0

  Secure your rsync shares, please. blog.steve.org.uk  privacy security

First seen on Hacker News as Secure your rsync shares on 13 Feb 2014, submitted by stevekemp. Score 82, comments 58  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 2h0m later as Secure your rsync shares, please., submitted by henkjan. Score 2, comments 0  💤

  Rethinking Web Development: CanvasUI doxsey.net  javascript mobile web

First seen on Hacker News as Rethinking Web Development: Canvas UI on 13 Feb 2014, submitted by lucidquiet. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 3 days later as Rethinking Web Development: CanvasUI, submitted by inactive-user. Score 4, comments 0

  Introducing TokuMX 1.4: Major improvements to MongoDB sharding and replication tokutek.com  databases release

First seen on Hacker News as TokuMX 1.4: Major improvements to MongoDB sharding and replication on 13 Feb 2014, submitted by zardosht. Score 20, comments 19  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1h26m later as Introducing TokuMX 1.4: Major improvements to MongoDB sharding and replication, submitted by leif. Score 3, comments 0

  Create benchmarks and results that have value kellabyte.com  programming

First seen on Hacker News as Create benchmarks and results that have value on 13 Feb 2014, submitted by luu. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 86 days later as Create benchmarks and results that have value, submitted by SeanTAllen. Score 2, comments 0  💤

  First year as an independent business owner lauris.h-s.io  person web

First seen on Hacker News as First year as an independent business owner on 13 Feb 2014, submitted by lauriswtf. Score 6, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1h56m later as First year as an independent business owner, submitted by lauris. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Silk Road 2 Hacked, All Bitcoins Stolen – $2.7 Miliion deepdotweb.com  merkle-trees

First seen on Hacker News as Silk Road 2 Hacked, All Bitcoins Stolen on 13 Feb 2014, submitted by nikcub. Score 449, comments 531  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 39m later as Silk Road 2 Hacked, All Bitcoins Stolen – $2.7 Miliion, submitted by henkjan. Score 2, comments 13 controversial

  Linksys Worm "TheMoon" Summary: What we know so far isc.sans.edu  hardware networking

First seen on Lobste.rs as Linksys Worm "TheMoon" Summary: What we know so far on 13 Feb 2014, submitted by journeysquid. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 13h56m later as Linksys Worm "TheMoon" Summary: What we know so far, submitted by peterb. Score 2, comments 0

  OCaml: what you gain roscidus.com  programming

First seen on Hacker News as OCaml: what you gain on 13 Feb 2014, submitted by edwintorok. Score 198, comments 118  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 4h3m later as OCaml: what you gain, submitted by kmatt. Score 17, comments 2

  Keybase keybase.io  security

First seen on Hacker News as Keybase.io on 13 Feb 2014, submitted by andybons. Score 409, comments 121  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1h38m later as Keybase, submitted by patrickod. Score 10, comments 5

Then appeared on Hacker News 1.6 years later as KeyBase, submitted by filsmick. Score 1, comments 2

Then appeared on Hacker News 160 days later as Keybase IO, submitted by fuho. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 341 days later as Kebase Crypto for everyone, submitted by qoomon. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 130 days later as Keybase is a free, open source security app, submitted by doener. Score 4, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 1 year later as Keybase.io, submitted by erivlis. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 2.6 years later 🧟 as Keybase is secure messaging and file-sharing, submitted by doener. Score 3, comments 1

Friday, 14 Feb 2014

  tmate - Instant terminal sharing tmate.io  unix

First seen on Lobste.rs as tmate - Instant terminal sharing on 14 Feb 2014, submitted by amontalenti. Score 22, comments 2

Then appeared on Hacker News 11 days later as Tmate – Instant terminal sharing, submitted by jetlej. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 24 days later as Tmate.io, submitted by milesf. Score 2, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 325 days later as Tmate, instant terminal sharing, submitted by darrelld. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 66 days later as Tmate: Instant terminal sharing, submitted by lobo_tuerto. Score 4, comments 0

  Fogbeam Labs: Why We Don't Want To Be "The Next Red Hat" fogbeam.blogspot.com  practices

First seen on Hacker News as Why We Don't Want To Be "The Next Red Hat" on 14 Feb 2014, submitted by mindcrime. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 22 days later as Fogbeam Labs: Why We Don't Want To Be "The Next Red Hat", submitted by mindcrime. Score 4, comments 0

  Trig is hard on 64-bit machines code.google.com  math programming

First seen on Hacker News as Trig functions on 64-bit floats are hard. on 14 Feb 2014, submitted by ColinWright. Score 16, comments 8  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 2 days later as Trig is hard on 64-bit machines, submitted by RiderOfGiraffes. Score 8, comments 0

  DARPA Open Source Software and Research Papers darpa.mil  compsci programming

First seen on Lobste.rs as DARPA Open Source Software and Research Papers on 14 Feb 2014, submitted by old_sound. Score 1, comments 11 controversial

Then appeared on Hacker News 6h23m later as Darpa Open Catalog, submitted by kbar13. Score 106, comments 10  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 1 year later as DARPA's “Open Source” Projects, submitted by funerr. Score 3, comments 2

  mawk or awk? Munging large log files statwonk.github.io  programming

First seen on Hacker News as Mawk or Awk? Munging Large Log Files on 14 Feb 2014, submitted by RA_Fisher. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 2h7m later as mawk or awk? Munging large log files, submitted by kmatt. Score 2, comments 1

  Getting good performance in Go by rewriting parts in C? lemire.me  go

First seen on Hacker News as Getting good performance in Go by rewriting parts in C? on 14 Feb 2014, submitted by zhenjl. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 2h16m later as Getting good performance in Go by rewriting parts in C?, submitted by kmatt. Score 9, comments 6

  The Ivy League Radio Network ivyleagueradio.net  programming show

First seen on Hacker News as The Ivy League Radio Network on 14 Feb 2014, submitted by h4m. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 1h8m later as The Ivy League Radio Network, submitted by c0w. Score 2, comments 1

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1 day later as The Ivy League Radio Network, submitted by metatron. Score 9, comments 3

  Secure Coding Guide from Apple developer.apple.com  pdf programming security

First seen on Hacker News as IOS secure coding guide from Apple (2014-02-11) on 14 Feb 2014, submitted by casca. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 6h42m later as Secure Coding Guide from Apple, submitted by dkasper. Score 4, comments 0

  API Embedded Resources Considered Harmful blog.begriffs.com  api browsers javascript

First seen on Hacker News as API JSON embedding was a thoughtless mistake on 14 Feb 2014, submitted by begriffs. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 18m later as API Embedded Resources Considered Harmful, submitted by inactive-user. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Copysets and Chainsets: A Better Way to Replicate hackingdistributed.com  databases distributed

First seen on Hacker News as Copysets and Chainsets: A Better Way to Replicate on 14 Feb 2014, submitted by sankha93. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 21h45m later as Copysets and Chainsets: A Better Way to Replicate, submitted by thorduri. Score 18, comments 2

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 50 days later as Copysets and Chainsets: A Better Way to Replicate, submitted by dgrnbrg. Score 15, comments 4

Then appeared on Hacker News 2m later as Copysets and Chainsets: A Better Way to Replicate, submitted by dgrnbrg. Score 1, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 3.2 years later 🧟 as Copysets and Chainsets: A Better Way to Replicate (2014), submitted by nodivbyzero. Score 34, comments 2  🔥

  Learning Pandas through payroll taxes and paystubs rhodesmill.org  python

First seen on Lobste.rs as Learning Pandas through payroll taxes and paystubs on 14 Feb 2014, submitted by kmatt. Score 5, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 1m later as Learning Pandas through payroll taxes and paystubs, submitted by bsg75. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Cryptic Crossword: Amateur Crypto and Reverse Engineering muppetlabs.com  reversing security

First seen on Hacker News as Cryptic Crossword: Amateur Crypto and Reverse Engineering on 14 Feb 2014, submitted by breadbox. Score 131, comments 16  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1h36m later as Cryptic Crossword: Amateur Crypto and Reverse Engineering, submitted by bobbywilson0. Score 4, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 7.2 years later 🧟 as Cryptic Crossword – Amateur Crypto and Reverse Engineering, submitted by ibraheemdev. Score 3, comments 0

  Please. Don't PATCH Like An Idiot williamdurand.fr  web

First seen on Hacker News as Please. Don't [REST] Patch Like An Idiot. on 14 Feb 2014, submitted by willdurand. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 30 days later as Please. Don't PATCH Like An Idiot., submitted by bdcravens. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 182 days later as Please. Don't PATCH Like An Idiot, submitted by pushcx. Score 10, comments 4

  Clef: Two-Factor Authentication From the Future getclef.com  crypto

First seen on Hacker News as Mobile app that replaces usernames/passwords with your smartphone on 14 Feb 2014, submitted by davidbarker. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 2.2 years later 🧟 as Clef: Two-Factor Authentication From the Future, submitted by nil. Score 10, comments 9

  Big Breakthroughs Come in Your Late 30s theatlantic.com  science

First seen on Hacker News as Big Breakthroughs Come in Your Late 30s on 14 Feb 2014, submitted by ujeezy. Score 11, comments 2  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 2 days later as Big Breakthroughs Come in Your Late 30s, submitted by journeysquid. Score 9, comments 0

Saturday, 15 Feb 2014

  I wrote a realtime search engine (toy) in C github.com  c databases show

First seen on Lobste.rs as I wrote a realtime search engine (toy) in C on 15 Feb 2014, submitted by kmx. Score 19, comments 4

Then appeared on Hacker News 6m later as Show HN: I wrote a realtime search and/or pubsub (in memory, C), submitted by fizx. Score 8, comments 3  🔥

  Of Types and Men [2014] wilfred.me.uk  haskell programming

First seen on Hacker News as Of Types and Men on 15 Feb 2014, submitted by wilfredhughes. Score 2, comments 1

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 2.7 years later 🧟 as Of Types and Men [2014], submitted by unbalancedparentheses. Score 4, comments 6 controversial

  Your 60-Hour Work Week is Not a Badge of Honour jeffarchibald.ca  culture practices

First seen on Hacker News as A 60-Hour Work Week is Not a Badge of Honour on 15 Feb 2014, submitted by thearchvolta. Score 468, comments 313  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 2h53m later as Your 60-Hour Work Week is Not a Badge of Honour, submitted by journeysquid. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 5.8 years later 🧟 as 60-Hour Work Week Is Not a Badge of Honour (2014), submitted by m3at. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Systems Software Research is Irrelevant herpolhode.com  compsci pdf

First seen on Hacker News as Systems Software Research is Irrelevant [pdf] on 15 Feb 2014, submitted by StandardFuture. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 135 days later as Systems Software Research is Irrelevant, submitted by inactive-user. Score 7, comments 9 controversial

Then appeared on Hacker News 3.1 years later 🧟 as Systems Software Research is Irrelevant (2000) [pdf], submitted by tylertreat. Score 2, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 2.3 years later 🧟 as Systems Software Research Is Irrelevant (2000) [pdf], submitted by whytai. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 290 days later as System Software Research is Irrelevant (2000) [pdf], submitted by linguae. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 12 days later as Systems Software Research is Irrelevant (2000) [pdf], submitted by ra7. Score 4, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 20h50m later as Systems Software Research Is Irrelevant (Rob Pike, 2000) [pdf], submitted by clockworksoul. Score 3, comments 0

  Execution in the Kingdom of Nouns (2006) steve-yegge.blogspot.com  java

First seen on Hacker News as Execution in the Kingdom of Nouns (2006) on 15 Feb 2014, submitted by danielcorin. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 137 days later as Execution in the Kingdom of Nouns (2006), submitted by bloke_zero. Score 73, comments 25  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1h35m later as Execution in the Kingdom of Nouns (2006), submitted by pushcx. Score 5, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 1.7 years later as Execution in the Kingdom of Nouns, submitted by pdkl95. Score 2, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 10 days later as Execution in the Kingdom of Nouns(2006), submitted by kundiis. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 230 days later as Execution in the Kingdom of Nouns, submitted by soroso. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 88 days later as “ the Story of Evil King Java”, submitted by gerosan. Score 4, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 83 days later as Execution in the Kingdom of Nouns, submitted by tosh. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 352 days later as Execution in the Kingdom of Nouns, submitted by backslash_16. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 2.7 years later 🧟 as Execution in the Kingdom of Nouns (2006), submitted by tosh. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 142 days later as Execution in the Kingdom of Nouns (2006), submitted by tosh. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Flappy Bird hack using Reinforcement Learning sarvagyavaish.github.io  games math

First seen on Hacker News as Hacking Flappy Bird with Machine Learning on 15 Feb 2014, submitted by sarvagyavaish. Score 243, comments 51  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 13h16m later as Flappy Bird hack using Reinforcement Learning, submitted by penberg. Score 5, comments 1

Sunday, 16 Feb 2014

  Self-referential functions and the design of options commandcenter.blogspot.com  go programming

First seen on Hacker News as Self-referential functions and the design of options on 16 Feb 2014, submitted by scapbi. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 8 days later as Self-referential functions and the design of options, submitted by inactive-user. Score 2, comments 6

Then appeared on Hacker News 178 days later as Self-referential functions and the design of options, submitted by signa11. Score 7, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 485 days later as Self-referential functions and the design of options (2014), submitted by timothybone. Score 13, comments 0  🔥

  How to build FreeBSD/EC2 images daemonology.net  freebsd virtualization

First seen on Hacker News as How to build FreeBSD EC2 images on 16 Feb 2014, submitted by cperciva. Score 54, comments 2  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 7h1m later as How to build FreeBSD/EC2 images, submitted by jturner. Score 10, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 3.7 years later 🧟 as How to build FreeBSD/EC2 images (2014), submitted by mooreds. Score 2, comments 0

  A Case for Upserts lucumr.pocoo.org  databases

First seen on Hacker News as A Case for Upserts on 16 Feb 2014, submitted by ash. Score 113, comments 111  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 16h41m later as A Case for Upserts, submitted by pushcx. Score 10, comments 1

  Naive Parallel Prime Numbers Sieve github.com  erlang math

First seen on Lobste.rs as Naive Parallel Prime Numbers Sieve on 16 Feb 2014, submitted by old_sound. Score 6, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 19h41m later as Naive Parallel Prime Numbers Sieve in Erlang, submitted by old_sound. Score 41, comments 10  🔥

  Homoiconicity Isn't the Point calculist.org  lisp programming

First seen on Hacker News as Homoiconicity isn't the point on 16 Feb 2014, submitted by luu. Score 1, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 4.0 years later 🧟 as Homoiconicity isn’t the point (2012), submitted by jxub. Score 75, comments 76  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 33m later as Homoiconicity Isn't the Point, submitted by nickpsecurity. Score 22, comments 11  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 1.8 years later as Homoiconicity isn’t the point (2012), submitted by pcr910303. Score 79, comments 52  🔥   ⭐(13)

Then appeared on Hacker News 1.4 years later as Homoiconicity isn’t the point (2012), submitted by tosh. Score 80, comments 49  🔥   ⭐(15)

  Does the Language You Use Make a Difference (revisited)? simontylercousins.net  dotnet programming

First seen on Hacker News as Does the Language You Use Make a Difference (revisited)? on 16 Feb 2014, submitted by Avalaxy. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 349 days later as Does the Language You Use Make a Difference (revisited)?, submitted by lelf. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 103 days later as Does the Language You Use Make a Difference (revisited)?, submitted by pushcx. Score 26, comments 11  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 1 day later as Does the Language You Use Make a Difference (revisited)?, submitted by gnuvince. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Hidden surprises in the Bitcoin blockchain and how they are stored: Nelson Mandela, Wikileaks, photos, and Python software righto.com  merkle-trees

First seen on Hacker News as ASCII Bernanke, Wikileaks, photos, and Python: hidden in the Bitcoin blockchain on 16 Feb 2014, submitted by kens. Score 5, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 113 days later as Hidden pics in Bitcoin blockchain, submitted by nervous. Score 4, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 74 days later as Hidden surprises in the Bitcoin blockchain and how they are stored, submitted by ca98am79. Score 49, comments 28  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 306 days later as Hidden surprises in the Bitcoin blockchain, submitted by selfalign. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 26 days later as Hidden surprises in the Bitcoin blockchain and how they are stored, submitted by 1arity. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 2.0 years later 🧟 as Hidden surprises in the Bitcoin blockchain and how they are stored: Nelson Mandela, Wikileaks, photos, and Python software, submitted by hdhzy. Score 8, comments 0

  Fantasy Land Specification (aka "Algebraic JavaScript Specification") github.com  javascript

First seen on Hacker News as Algebraic JavaScript Specification on 16 Feb 2014, submitted by aenario. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 2.0 years later 🧟 as Fantasy Land: Algebraic JavaScript Specification, submitted by codecurve. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 77 days later as Fantasy Land Specification: Algebraic JavaScript Specification, submitted by rfreytag. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 2.1 years later 🧟 as Fantasy Land Specification, submitted by dsego. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 238 days later as fantasyland/fantasy-land: Specification for interoperability of common algebraic structures in Java, submitted by zdsmith. Score 2, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 304 days later as Fantasy Land Specification, submitted by tosh. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 165 days later as Fantasy Land Specification (aka "Algebraic JavaScript Specification"), submitted by friendlysock. Score 9, comments 4

  On gitology (2011) jordi.inversethought.com  vcs

First seen on Hacker News as On gitology on 16 Feb 2014, submitted by wyuenho. Score 9, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 3.0 years later 🧟 as On gitology (2011), submitted by seschwar. Score 0, comments 0  💤

  HTTP 308 Incompetence Expected insanecoding.blogspot.com  networking web

First seen on Hacker News as HTTP 308 Incompetence Expected on 16 Feb 2014, submitted by aw3c2. Score 234, comments 43  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 21h6m later as HTTP 308 Incompetence Expected, submitted by journeysquid. Score 8, comments 2

Monday, 17 Feb 2014

  C10K Problem - strategies for handling many connections kegel.com  scaling

First seen on Hacker News as The C10K problem on 17 Feb 2014, submitted by luu. Score 112, comments 55  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 30m later as Scaling: the C10K problem, submitted by dl. Score 12, comments 13

Then appeared on Hacker News 2.0 years later as The C10K problem, submitted by nicolaspeixoto. Score 4, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 24 days later as The C10K problem, submitted by albertzeyer. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 115 days later as The C10K Problem (2004), submitted by jhull. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 1.7 years later as The C10K problem, submitted by nautical. Score 3, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 126 days later as The C10K problem, submitted by amanzi. Score 3, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 1.6 years later as The C10K Problem (1999), submitted by dwrodri. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 64 days later as C10K Problem - strategies for handling many connections, submitted by jbert. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 68 days later as The C10K Problem, submitted by asim. Score 5, comments 2

Then appeared on Hacker News 50 days later as The C10K Problem (1999), submitted by sunainapai. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 252 days later as The C10K Problem, submitted by yagizdegirmenci. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  How to run your own e-mail server with your own domain, part 1 arstechnica.com  networking

First seen on Hacker News as How to run your own e-mail server with your own domain, part 1 on 17 Feb 2014, submitted by tambourine_man. Score 8, comments 1

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 184 days later as How to run your own e-mail server with your own domain, part 1, submitted by binsearch. Score 8, comments 2

  Why bad software architecture is easy to monetize tojans.me  practices

First seen on Hacker News as Why bad software architecture is easy to monetize on 17 Feb 2014, submitted by ToJans76. Score 5, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 4.8 years later 🧟 as Why bad software architecture is easy to monetize, submitted by calvin. Score 25, comments 3  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 9h1m later as Why bad software architecture is easy to monetize, submitted by chedine. Score 35, comments 6  🔥

  An Introduction to Lock-Free Programming preshing.com  programming

First seen on Hacker News as An Introduction to Lock-Free Programming (2012) on 17 Feb 2014, submitted by bowyakka. Score 83, comments 20  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 3 days later as An Introduction to Lock-Free Programming, submitted by SeanTAllen. Score 20, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 310 days later as An Introduction to Lock-Free Programming (2012), submitted by dpeck. Score 35, comments 2  🔥

  How High The Moon solipsys.co.uk  math science

First seen on Lobste.rs as How High The Moon on 17 Feb 2014, submitted by RiderOfGiraffes. Score 4, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 15h21m later as How High The Moon, submitted by ankitoberoi. Score 3, comments 0

  Introduction to the Component JavaScript Package Manager flippinawesome.org  javascript

First seen on Lobste.rs as Introduction to the Component JavaScript Package Manager on 17 Feb 2014, submitted by remotesynth. Score 2, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 2 days later as Introduction to the Component JavaScript Package Manager, submitted by remotesynth. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Alternative to Rails::Engine's modularization pothibo.com  ruby

First seen on Hacker News as Alternative to Rails::Engine on 17 Feb 2014, submitted by pothibo. Score 7, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 18m later as Alternative to Rails::Engine's modularization, submitted by pothibo. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Local state is harmful scattered-thoughts.net  programming

First seen on Hacker News as Local state is harmful on 17 Feb 2014, submitted by luu. Score 22, comments 0  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 6 days later as Local state is harmful, submitted by SeanTAllen. Score 16, comments 4

  Metacademy metacademy.org  compsci

First seen on Hacker News as Metacademy.org: Curated Personal Learning Plans on 17 Feb 2014, submitted by devonbarrett. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 62 days later as Metacademy, submitted by edwardio. Score 259, comments 33  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 13 days later as Metacademy, submitted by polyfractal. Score 6, comments 0

  What is a Type System for? michaelrbernste.in  compsci

First seen on Hacker News as What is a Type System for? on 17 Feb 2014, submitted by johnbender. Score 11, comments 0  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 2h47m later as What is a Type System for?, submitted by mrb. Score 23, comments 3

  What Every JavaScript Developer Should Know About Floating Points flippinawesome.org  javascript web

First seen on Hacker News as What Every JavaScript Developer Should Know About Floating Points on 17 Feb 2014, submitted by remotesynth. Score 3, comments 2

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1 day later as What Every JavaScript Developer Should Know About Floating Points, submitted by remotesynth. Score 8, comments 10

  A Push To Boost Computer Science Learning, Even At An Early Age npr.org  compsci programming

First seen on Hacker News as A Push To Boost Computer Science Learning, Even At An Early Age on 17 Feb 2014, submitted by insider03. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 22h18m later as A Push To Boost Computer Science Learning, Even At An Early Age, submitted by leeflannery. Score 0, comments 0  💤

  X-Ray App Helps Radiologists Diagnose Rare Conditions additiveanalytics.com  mobile

First seen on Hacker News as X-Ray App Helps Radiologists Diagnose Rare Conditions on 17 Feb 2014, submitted by lauradhamilton. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1m later as X-Ray App Helps Radiologists Diagnose Rare Conditions, submitted by laura. Score -2, comments 0  💤

  TrackDuck – A Tiny Web Site Build Tracking Startup – Appears To Be On A Roll techcrunch.com  design programming web

First seen on Hacker News as TrackDuck – A Tiny Web Site Build Tracking Startup on 17 Feb 2014, submitted by tohash. Score 3, comments 1

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 8h36m later as TrackDuck – A Tiny Web Site Build Tracking Startup – Appears To Be On A Roll, submitted by shauchenka. Score -5, comments 2  💤

Tuesday, 18 Feb 2014

  Scala's Either, Try and the M word mauricio.github.io  scala

First seen on Hacker News as Scala's Either, Try and the M word on 18 Feb 2014, submitted by mlinhares. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 187 days later as Scala's Either, Try and the M word, submitted by SeanTAllen. Score 2, comments 0  💤

  Picat: A Logic-based, Multi-Paradigm, Programming Language picat-lang.org  programming

First seen on Hacker News as Picat 0.1 on 18 Feb 2014, submitted by WoodenChair. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 300 days later as Picat (Programming Language) 0.7 Released, submitted by WoodenChair. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 3.2 years later 🧟 as Picat: A Logic-based, Multi-Paradigm, Programming Language, submitted by nickpsecurity. Score 7, comments 4

  digego/extempore - A programming environment for cyberphysical programming github.com  art

First seen on Hacker News as Extempore – A cyber-physical programming environment on 18 Feb 2014, submitted by TheHydroImpulse. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 169 days later as Extempore: A cyber-physical programming environment, submitted by davvid. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 6.6 years later 🧟 as digego/extempore - A programming environment for cyberphysical programming, submitted by friendlysock. Score 4, comments 0

  Aggregating NBA Data, PostgreSQL vs MongoDB tapoueh.org  databases

First seen on Hacker News as Aggregating NBA data, PostgreSQL vs MongoDB on 18 Feb 2014, submitted by sanityinc. Score 54, comments 8  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1 day later as Aggregating NBA Data, PostgreSQL vs MongoDB, submitted by kmatt. Score 14, comments 0

  Embed static files into a Go executable github.com  go

First seen on Lobste.rs as Embed static files into a Go executable on 18 Feb 2014, submitted by rakyll. Score 17, comments 10

Then appeared on Hacker News 2h54m later as Embed static files into a Go executable, submitted by bsg75. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  64-bit Kernel From Scratch davidad.github.io  assembly

First seen on Hacker News as Kernel From Scratch on 18 Feb 2014, submitted by luu. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 4 days later as 64-bit Kernel From Scratch, submitted by dl. Score 10, comments 0

  Coding Horror: Complaint-Driven Development codinghorror.com  practices

First seen on Hacker News as Complaint-Driven Development on 18 Feb 2014, submitted by dieulot. Score 243, comments 70  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 13h53m later as Coding Horror: Complaint-Driven Development, submitted by jm. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Type programming: Shifting from values to types proseand.co.nz  scala

First seen on Hacker News as Type programming: Shifting from values to types on 18 Feb 2014, submitted by yawz. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 26 days later as Type programming: Shifting from values to types, submitted by SeanTAllen. Score 2, comments 0  💤

  Why we love Scala at Coursera - Coursera Technology tech.coursera.org  programming scala

First seen on Hacker News as Why we love Scala at Coursera on 18 Feb 2014, submitted by saeta. Score 134, comments 180 controversial  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 46m later as Why we love Scala at Coursera - Coursera Technology, submitted by beala. Score 6, comments 8 controversial

  Haskell Development on Emacs tim.dysinger.net  emacs haskell

First seen on Lobste.rs as Haskell Development on Emacs on 18 Feb 2014, submitted by dysinger. Score 18, comments 2

Then appeared on Hacker News 2m later as Haskell Development on Emacs, submitted by dysinger. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Cat-DNS: a DNS server that resolves everything to cats notwaldorf.github.io  javascript networking

First seen on Hacker News as Cat-DNS: a DNS server that resolves everything to cats on 18 Feb 2014, submitted by luu. Score 4, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 3h32m later as Cat-DNS: a DNS server that resolves everything to cats, submitted by kamalmarhubi. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  nanomsg - networking communication patterns library nanomsg.org  networking

First seen on Lobste.rs as nanomsg - networking communication patterns library on 18 Feb 2014, submitted by inactive-user. Score 26, comments 6  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 1 year later as Nanomsg – Building Blocks for Distributed Messaging, submitted by cookrn. Score 6, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 93 days later as Nanomsg – A socket library that provides several common communication patterns, submitted by steilpass. Score 2, comments 0

  Dotty open-sourced, research platform for new language concepts and compiler technologies for Scala groups.google.com  compilers scala

First seen on Hacker News as Dotty open-sourced on 18 Feb 2014, submitted by LiveTheDream. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs less than a minute later as Dotty open-sourced, research platform for new language concepts and compiler technologies for Scala, submitted by tobym. Score 9, comments 1

  Rails 3.2.17, 4.0.3 and 4.1.0.beta2 have been released fixing security bugs weblog.rubyonrails.org  release ruby security

First seen on Hacker News as Rails security release on 18 Feb 2014, submitted by steveklabnik. Score 6, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 2h34m later as Rails 3.2.17, 4.0.3 and 4.1.0.beta2 have been released fixing security bugs, submitted by jcs. Score 5, comments 0

Wednesday, 19 Feb 2014

  WRT120N fprintf Stack Overflow devttys0.com  c reversing security

First seen on Hacker News as WRT120N fprintf Stack Overflow on 19 Feb 2014, submitted by pedro84. Score 189, comments 42  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 2h36m later as WRT120N fprintf Stack Overflow, submitted by tedu. Score 9, comments 1

  Deploy a Secure Instance of Owncloud 6 With Docker alanb.ca  linux programming unix virtualization

First seen on Hacker News as Deploy a Secure Instance of Owncloud 6 With Docker on 19 Feb 2014, submitted by aboudreault. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 8m later as Deploy a Secure Instance of Owncloud 6 With Docker, submitted by aboudreault. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  sta.li stali - static linux sta.li  linux

First seen on Lobste.rs as sta.li stali - static linux on 19 Feb 2014, submitted by jm. Score 15, comments 2

Then appeared on Hacker News 315 days later as Static Linux, submitted by joseflavio. Score 154, comments 57  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 1 year later as Stali – new Linux distribution by Suckless.org, submitted by forlorn. Score 4, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 184 days later as Stali: A new static Linux distribution, submitted by antoinealb. Score 185, comments 226  🔥

  Flexible Muscle-Based Locomotion for Bipedal Creatures staff.science.uu.nl  compsci

First seen on Hacker News as Flexible Muscle-Based Locomotion for Bipedal Creatures on 19 Feb 2014, submitted by objectivefs. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 3m later as Flexible Muscle-Based Locomotion for Bipedal Creatures, submitted by jm. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Programming Laws and Reality drdobbs.com  programming

First seen on Hacker News as Programming Laws and Reality: Do We Know What We Think We Know? on 19 Feb 2014, submitted by alok-g. Score 51, comments 19  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 13h33m later as Programming Laws and Reality, submitted by kb. Score 9, comments 1

  Pathfinding for Tower Defense redblobgames.com  compsci games

First seen on Lobste.rs as Pathfinding for Tower Defense on 19 Feb 2014, submitted by pushcx. Score 11, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 131 days later as Pathfinding for Tower Defense, submitted by rinesh. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 158 days later as Pathfinding for Tower Defense, submitted by signa11. Score 91, comments 3  🔥

  StackEdit – In-browser markdown editor stackedit.io  web

First seen on Hacker News as StackEdit is a full-featured, open-source Markdown editor based on PageDown on 19 Feb 2014, submitted by tilt. Score 5, comments 1

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1 year later as StackEdit – In-browser markdown editor, submitted by flyingfisch. Score 6, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 53 days later as Live preview browser-based markdown editor with MathJax support, submitted by flipchart. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 2.7 years later 🧟 as StackEdit – In-browser Markdown editor, submitted by rayascott. Score 2, comments 0

  HP to begin charging for firmware updates and service packs for servers zdnet.com  hardware

First seen on Hacker News as HP to begin charging for firmware updates and service packs for servers on 19 Feb 2014, submitted by Ecio78. Score 79, comments 67  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 8 days later as HP to begin charging for firmware updates and service packs for servers, submitted by cnst. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Comparison of C/POSIX standard library implementations for Linux etalabs.net  c linux

First seen on Hacker News as Comparison of C/Posix standard library implementations for Linux on 19 Feb 2014, submitted by galapago. Score 110, comments 40  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 111 days later as Comparison of C/Posix standard library implementations for Linux, submitted by turrini. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 93 days later as Comparison of C/POSIX standard library implementations for Linux, submitted by bshanks. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 289 days later as Comparison of C/POSIX standard library implementations for Linux, submitted by mulander. Score 18, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 1 day later as Comparison of C/Posix standard library implementations, submitted by Iuz. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 38 days later as Comparison of C/Posix standard library implementations for Linux, submitted by mariuz. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 177 days later as Comparison of C/Posix standard library implementations for Linux, submitted by ingve. Score 70, comments 9  🔥

  How bad can 1GB pages be? pvk.ca  c

First seen on Hacker News as How Bad Can 1GB Pages Be? on 19 Feb 2014, submitted by nkurz. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 5h8m later as How bad can 1GB pages be?, submitted by thorduri. Score 23, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 4 days later as How Bad Can 1 GB Pages Be?, submitted by jetlej. Score 72, comments 40  🔥

  Monadic futures in Java 8: How to organize your data flow and avoid callback hell zeroturnaround.com  java

First seen on Hacker News as Monadic futures in Java 8 on 19 Feb 2014, submitted by karianna. Score 7, comments 1

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 9h16m later as Monadic futures in Java 8: How to organize your data flow and avoid callback hell, submitted by robdaemon. Score 7, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 15 days later as Java 8: How to organize your data flow and avoid callback hell, submitted by rohshall. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  A probabilistic model of prime numbers, based on network theory arxiv.org  compsci math

First seen on Hacker News as A probabilistic model of prime numbers based on network theory on 19 Feb 2014, submitted by ColinWright. Score 83, comments 4  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1h1m later as A probabilistic model of prime numbers, based on network theory, submitted by RiderOfGiraffes. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Baking a Hello World Cake (2013) mike-worth.com  art

First seen on Hacker News as Baking a Hello World Cake (2013) on 19 Feb 2014, submitted by lmnt. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 7.2 years later 🧟 as Baking a Hello World Cake (2013), submitted by hwayne. Score 5, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News less than a minute later as Baking a Hello World Cake, submitted by hwayne. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Costs of a PostgreSQL connection hans.io  databases

First seen on Hacker News as Costs of a PostgreSQL connection on 19 Feb 2014, submitted by wlll. Score 109, comments 59  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 53m later as Costs of a PostgreSQL connection, submitted by kmatt. Score 4, comments 0

  Big-O Algorithm Complexity Cheat Sheet bigocheatsheet.com  math programming

First seen on Hacker News as Big-O Algorithm Complexity Cheat Sheet on 19 Feb 2014, submitted by stigi. Score 1, comments 1

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 58 days later as Big-O Algorithm Complexity Cheat Sheet, submitted by omnibrain. Score 17, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 1 year later as Big-O Cheat Sheet, submitted by enedil. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 245 days later as Big-O Algorithm Complexity Cheat Sheet, submitted by shawndumas. Score 5, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 64 days later as Big-O Cheatsheet, submitted by alixaxel. Score 4, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 2 days later as Big-O Algorithm Complexity Cheat Sheet, submitted by duck. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 144 days later as Big-O Complexity Chart, submitted by mrleinad. Score 30, comments 1  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 474 days later as Know Thy Complexities, submitted by prando. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 183 days later as Big-O Algorithm Complexity Cheat Sheet (Know Thy Complexities), submitted by shawndumas. Score 2, comments 0

  Distributed Semaphores with RabbitMQ rabbitmq.com  compsci distributed

First seen on Lobste.rs as Distributed Semaphores with RabbitMQ on 19 Feb 2014, submitted by old_sound. Score 8, comments 8

Then appeared on Hacker News 4 days later as Distributed Semaphores with RabbitMQ, submitted by gcoleman. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  5G Service On Your 4G Phone? spectrum.ieee.org  hardware

First seen on Lobste.rs as 5G Service On Your 4G Phone? on 19 Feb 2014, submitted by jm. Score 5, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 1h48m later as 5G Service On Your 4G Phone?, submitted by JunkDNA. Score 2, comments 0

  TLDRLegal - Software Licenses Explained in Plain English tldrlegal.com  law release

First seen on Hacker News as Software Licenses in Plain English on 19 Feb 2014, submitted by seanbehan. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 17 days later as TldrLegal – Software Licenses Explained in Plain English, submitted by kissgyorgy. Score 321, comments 95  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 317 days later as TLDRLegal - Software Licenses Explained in Plain English, submitted by daGrevis. Score 11, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 14 days later as Tl;drLegal, submitted by colund. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 124 days later as Tl;dr Legal, submitted by LukeB_UK. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 170 days later as TLDRLegal – Software Licenses Explained in Plain English, submitted by yitchelle. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 1 year later as tl;dr Legal : Software Licenses in Plain English, submitted by pvsukale3. Score 18, comments 3  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 48 days later as Software Licenses in Simple English, submitted by uberneo. Score 2, comments 0

  MiniModem: Software Modem to Transfer Files Over Audio whence.com  audio linux networking

First seen on Hacker News as Minimodem – general-purpose software audio FSK modem for GNU/Linux systems on 19 Feb 2014, submitted by ruda. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 4.0 years later 🧟 as MiniModem: Software Modem to Transfer Files Over Audio, submitted by nickpsecurity. Score 32, comments 12  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 12h54m later as Minimodem – General-purpose software audio FSK modem (2016), submitted by mmastrac. Score 157, comments 62  🔥

  Vagrant 1.5 Feature Preview: Boxes 2.0 - Vagrant vagrantup.com  devops

First seen on Lobste.rs as Vagrant 1.5 Feature Preview: Boxes 2.0 - Vagrant on 19 Feb 2014, submitted by antifuchs. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 5h33m later as Feature preview: Vagrant Boxes 2.0, submitted by Argorak. Score 2, comments 0

  How I was able to track the location of any Tinder user blog.includesecurity.com  api privacy security

First seen on Hacker News as How I was able to track the location of any Tinder user on 19 Feb 2014, submitted by rkudeshi. Score 180, comments 70  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 21h55m later as How I was able to track the location of any Tinder user, submitted by rb. Score 3, comments 0

  Rails 4.2 will have AdequateRecord, improving AR performance through caching tenderlovemaking.com  databases web

First seen on Hacker News as Making ActiveRecord 2x faster on 19 Feb 2014, submitted by tenderlove. Score 158, comments 44  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1h51m later as Making ActiveRecord 2x faster, submitted by dkasper. Score 9, comments 3

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 66 days later as Rails 4.2 will have AdequateRecord, improving AR performance through caching, submitted by tsm. Score 5, comments 3

Then appeared on Hacker News 154 days later as AdequateRecord making ActiveRecord 2x faster – coming in Rails 4.2, submitted by Nowaker. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  The Siren Song of Automated UI Testing bennorthrop.com  testing

First seen on Hacker News as The Siren Song of Automated UI Testing on 19 Feb 2014, submitted by mebe. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 4 days later as The Siren Song of Automated UI Testing, submitted by keithly. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 2.6 years later 🧟 as The Siren Song of Automated UI Testing(2014), submitted by moks. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 2.0 years later 🧟 as The Siren Song of Automated UI Testing, submitted by alexkorban. Score 8, comments 4

  Facebook aquires WhatsApp blog.whatsapp.com  news

First seen on Lobste.rs as Facebook aquires WhatsApp on 19 Feb 2014, submitted by psuter. Score 4, comments 3

Then appeared on Hacker News 6.9 years later 🧟 as WhatsApp delays prvcy changes by 3 months, says 'No account 2b deleted on Feb 8', submitted by freakynit. Score 1, comments 1

Thursday, 20 Feb 2014

  Interactive Git Cheatsheet ndpsoftware.com  vcs

First seen on Hacker News as An interactive Git cheat sheet on 20 Feb 2014, submitted by malij. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 4.9 years later 🧟 as Interactive Git Cheatsheet, submitted by lukas. Score 5, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 219 days later as Interactive Cheatsheet, Visualization of Git, submitted by pcr910303. Score 2, comments 0

  A Rant on Redis roguelazer.com  databases rant

First seen on Hacker News as A Rant on Redis on 20 Feb 2014, submitted by Perceptes. Score 9, comments 1  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 5h0m later as A Rant on Redis, submitted by vjoel. Score 6, comments 4

  Scaling WhatsApp to Millions of Simultaneous Connections erlang-factory.com  erlang pdf scaling

First seen on Hacker News as Scaling to millions of simultaneous connections (2012) [pdf] on 20 Feb 2014, submitted by pitchups. Score 147, comments 81  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 6h36m later as Scaling WhatsApp to Millions of Simultaneous Connections, submitted by wting. Score 16, comments 1

  Coding for SSDs – Part 1 codecapsule.com  hardware programming

First seen on Hacker News as Coding for SSDs on 20 Feb 2014, submitted by hk__2. Score 16, comments 0  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 6 days later as Coding for SSDs – Part 1, submitted by BruceM. Score 17, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 1 year later as Coding for SSDs, submitted by dedalus. Score 168, comments 27  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 2.0 years later 🧟 as Coding for SSDs (2014), submitted by meta_AU. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 2.4 years later 🧟 as Coding for SSDs (2014), submitted by ivanmushketyk. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 127 days later as Coding for SSDs (2014), submitted by lopespm. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Network Congestion and Web Browsing insouciant.org  web

First seen on Lobste.rs as Network Congestion and Web Browsing on 20 Feb 2014, submitted by thorduri. Score 4, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 126 days later as Network Congestion and Web Browsing, submitted by selvan. Score 2, comments 0

  How-To: Continuous Integration with TeamCity and Behat weavora.com  practices programming

First seen on Lobste.rs as How-To: Continuous Integration with TeamCity and Behat on 20 Feb 2014, submitted by tinochkin. Score 0, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 5h16m later as How-To: Continuous Integration with TeamCity and Behat, submitted by mkweavora. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 17 days later as Continuous Integration for PHP Engineers , submitted by christinapopova. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Responsibly Bringing a new Cryptography Product to Market spideroak.com  security

First seen on Hacker News as Responsibly Bringing a new Cryptography Product to Market on 20 Feb 2014, submitted by rarrrrrr. Score 74, comments 27  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 6h57m later as Responsibly Bringing a new Cryptography Product to Market, submitted by inactive-user. Score 7, comments 0

  Results of the SQL Performance Quiz: 60% fail use-the-index-luke.com  databases

First seen on Hacker News as Results of the SQL Performance Quiz on 20 Feb 2014, submitted by randomdrake. Score 133, comments 93  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 6h9m later as Results of the SQL Performance Quiz: 60% fail, submitted by tedu. Score 4, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 2.9 years later 🧟 as The analysis of 28,000 results suggests that hardly anybody gets indexes right, submitted by mariuz. Score 46, comments 9  🔥

  Code reviews and bad habits bitquabit.com  practices

First seen on Hacker News as Code Reviews and Bad Habits on 20 Feb 2014, submitted by krallja. Score 53, comments 19  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 5h4m later as Code reviews and bad habits, submitted by tedu. Score 9, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 153 days later as Code reviews and bad habits, submitted by luu. Score 5, comments 1

  Writing The Snowden Files: “The paragraph began to self-delete” theguardian.com  privacy security

First seen on Hacker News as Writing the Snowden Files: 'The paragraph began to self-delete' on 20 Feb 2014, submitted by andyjohnson0. Score 13, comments 4  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 6 days later as Writing The Snowden Files: “The paragraph began to self-delete”, submitted by ap. Score 3, comments 3

  BBVA acquires Simple simple.com  news

First seen on Hacker News as The Next Chapter on 20 Feb 2014, submitted by noirbot. Score 78, comments 30  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 22m later as BBVA acquires Simple, submitted by kb. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Visual programming language snapshots blog.interfacevision.com  historical plt

First seen on Hacker News as Visual Programming Languages – Snapshots on 20 Feb 2014, submitted by ericHosick. Score 3, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 60 days later as Visual Programming Languages – Snapshots, submitted by hughsk. Score 69, comments 38  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 4.1 years later 🧟 as Visual programming language snapshots, submitted by enkiv2. Score 4, comments 0

  Go Style Guide code.google.com  go

First seen on Lobste.rs as Go Style Guide on 20 Feb 2014, submitted by inactive-user. Score 27, comments 19  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 1h27m later as Google's Go Style Guide , submitted by riobard. Score 13, comments 1  🔥

  Monads in JavaScript curiosity-driven.org  compsci javascript

First seen on Hacker News as Built-in ES6/JavaScript constructs as monads on 20 Feb 2014, submitted by Theyeard. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 467 days later as Monads in JavaScript, submitted by pushcx. Score 4, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 1 day later as Monads in JavaScript , submitted by shawndumas. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 46 days later as Monads in JavaScript, submitted by eatonphil. Score 102, comments 125  🔥

  Is TLS Fast Yet? istlsfastyet.com  networking performance security

First seen on Hacker News as Is TLS Fast Yet? on 20 Feb 2014, submitted by igrigorik. Score 5, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 20 days later as Is TLS Fast Yet?, submitted by watermel0n. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 105 days later as Speeding Up TLS/SSL, submitted by dedalus. Score 10, comments 0  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 1.6 years later as Optimizing HTTPS performance, submitted by sshravan. Score 150, comments 38  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 2.1 years later 🧟 as Is TLS Fast Yet?, submitted by sooper. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 24 days later as Is TLS Fast Yet?, submitted by timetoplatypus. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 3.0 years later 🧟 as Is TLS Fast Yet?, submitted by LINKIWI. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Bitcrypt broken blog.cassidiancybersecurity.com  reversing security

First seen on Hacker News as Bitcrypt broken on 20 Feb 2014, submitted by pedro84. Score 221, comments 87  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 6h2m later as Bitcrypt broken, submitted by tedu. Score 9, comments 0