HN&&LO monthly stats for February 2020

  neovide – No Nonsense Neovim Client in Rust github.com  rust vim

First seen on Hacker News as Show HN: Neovide, a No Nonsense Neovim Client in Rust on 29 Jan 2020, submitted by Devagamster. Score 26, comments 14  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 31 days later as neovide – No Nonsense Neovim Client in Rust, submitted by kiedtl. Score 64, comments 36  🔥

  The JVM's mysterious AllocatePrefetch options: what do they actually do? opsian.com  java performance

First seen on Hacker News as The JVM's mysterious AllocatePrefetch options: what do they do? on 29 Jan 2020, submitted by sadiq. Score 12, comments 1  🔥

Then appeared on /r/Programming 1h25m later as The JVM's mysterious AllocatePrefetch options: what do they actually do?, submitted by HistoricalBlock. Score 13, comments 2

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 12h17m later as The JVM's mysterious AllocatePrefetch options: what do they actually do?, submitted by calvin. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 6 days later as The JVM's mysterious AllocatePrefetch options: what do they do?, submitted by sadiq. Score 52, comments 6  🔥

  Alpine makes Python Docker builds 50× slower, and images 2× larger pythonspeed.com  devops python

First seen on Hacker News as Alpine makes Python Docker builds slower, and images larger on 29 Jan 2020, submitted by itamarst. Score 306, comments 148  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1m later as Alpine makes Python Docker builds 50× slower, and images 2× larger, submitted by itamarst. Score 33, comments 20  🔥

Then appeared on /r/Programming 7 days later as Alpine makes Python Docker builds 50× slower, submitted by itamarst. Score 133, comments 47  🔥

  The Missing Semester of Your CS Education (MIT course) missing.csail.mit.edu  compsci education practices unix

First seen on Hacker News as The Missing Semester of Your CS Education on 29 Jan 2020, submitted by Timpy. Score 3, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 4 days later as The missing semester of CS education, submitted by anishathalye. Score 1163, comments 196  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs less than a minute later as The Missing Semester of Your CS Education (MIT course), submitted by jonhoo. Score 119, comments 17  🔥

Then appeared on /r/Programming less than a minute later as The Missing Semester of Your CS Education (MIT course), submitted by Jonhoo. Score 2613, comments 287  🔥

Then appeared on /r/Programming 216 days later as The Missing Semester of Your CS Education (MIT course), submitted by whackri. Score 230, comments 38  🔥

  Aperture: Senior QA (2004-2005) techreflect.net  historical mac practices

First seen on Hacker News as Aperture: Senior QA (2004-2005) on 29 Jan 2020, submitted by tonyedgecombe. Score 7, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 3h10m later as Aperture: Senior QA (2004-2005), submitted by calvin. Score 2, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 16h58m later as Aperture: Senior QA (2004-2005), submitted by coloneltcb. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 1 day later as Apple Aperture: Senior QA (2004-2005), submitted by CharlesW. Score 146, comments 71  🔥

Thursday, 30 Jan 2020

  Historicizing the Self-Evident: An Interview with Lorraine Daston lareviewofbooks.org  historical science

First seen on Lobste.rs as Historicizing the Self-Evident: An Interview with Lorraine Daston on 30 Jan 2020, submitted by gerikson. Score 2, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 4 days later as Historicizing the Self-Evident: An Interview with Lorraine Daston, submitted by benbreen. Score 22, comments 4  🔥

  A deep dive into the Apollo Guidance Computer, and the hack that saved Apollo 14 arstechnica.com  debugging historical science

First seen on Hacker News as A deep dive into the Apollo Guidance Computer, and the hack that saved Apollo 14 on 30 Jan 2020, submitted by nwrk. Score 6, comments 1

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 9h46m later as A deep dive into the Apollo Guidance Computer, and the hack that saved Apollo 14, submitted by calvin. Score 3, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 11h55m later as A deep dive into the Apollo Guidance Computer, and the hack that saved Apollo 14, submitted by fortran77. Score 4, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 2 days later as A deep dive into the Apollo Guidance Computer, and the hack that saved Apollo 14, submitted by simon_acca. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 44 days later as The Apollo Guidance Computer and the hack that saved Apollo 14, submitted by EndXA. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  This Goes to Eleven (Part 1/6) bits.houmus.org  dotnet performance

First seen on Hacker News as This Goes to Eleven: Decimating Array.Sort with AVX2 on 30 Jan 2020, submitted by matt_d. Score 10, comments 0  🔥

Then appeared on /r/Programming less than a minute later as This Goes to Eleven: Decimating Array.Sort with AVX2, submitted by mttd. Score 50, comments 12  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 5h0m later as This Goes to Eleven (Part 1/6), submitted by calvin. Score 2, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 2 days later as Rewriting Array.Sort with C# Hardware Intrinsics, submitted by skynode. Score 2, comments 0

  Fast, parallel applications with WebAssembly SIMD v8.dev  wasm

First seen on Hacker News as Fast, Parallel Applications with WebAssembly SIMD on 30 Jan 2020, submitted by feross. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 19h37m later as Fast, Parallel Applications with WebAssembly SIMD, submitted by lelf. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 8h10m later as Fast, Parallel Applications with WebAssembly SIMD, submitted by lelf. Score 5, comments 0

Then appeared on /r/Programming 5h27m later as WebAssembly SIMD proposal and experimental support in Chrome, submitted by tjpalmer. Score 52, comments 11  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 2h24m later as Fast, parallel applications with WebAssembly SIMD, submitted by calvin. Score 8, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 8h26m later as Fast, Parallel Applications with WebAssembly SIMD, submitted by ArtWomb. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 1 year later as V8: Fast, parallel applications with WebAssembly SIMD, submitted by tosh. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on /r/Programming 3h58m later as WebAssembly SIMD will be on by default in Chrome 91, submitted by ben_a_adams. Score 48, comments 4

Then appeared on Hacker News 6h53m later as Fast, parallel applications with WebAssembly SIMD, submitted by markdog12. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Things I believe gist.github.com  practices programming

First seen on Lobste.rs as Things I believe on 30 Jan 2020, submitted by jwk. Score 30, comments 16  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 2h56m later as Things I Believe, submitted by zdw. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 1 day later as Things I Believe, submitted by Bella-Xiang. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 33 days later as Things I believe about software development, submitted by wheresvic3. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 286 days later as Things I Believe, submitted by ingve. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  System Calls: RISCV OS in Rust osblog.stephenmarz.com  hardware

First seen on Hacker News as Writing a RISC-V OS in Rust: System Calls on 30 Jan 2020, submitted by azhenley. Score 1, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 1 day later as Writing a RISC-V OS in Rust: System Calls, submitted by azhenley. Score 201, comments 34  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 7h4m later as System Calls: RISCV OS in Rust, submitted by Trisellum. Score 3, comments 0  💤

  systemd-homed service merged phoronix.com  linux systemd

First seen on Hacker News as Systemd-homed merged as a fundamental change to Linux home directories on 30 Jan 2020, submitted by mbreese. Score 61, comments 113 controversial  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 1 day later as Systemd-Homed Merged as a Fundamental Change to Linux Home Directories, submitted by bedros. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 8 days later as systemd-homed service merged, submitted by skrzyp. Score 18, comments 67 controversial  🔥

Friday, 31 Jan 2020

  libc++’s implementation of std::string joellaity.com  c++

First seen on Hacker News as Libc++'s Implementation of std::string on 31 Jan 2020, submitted by stuffypages. Score 243, comments 128  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 3h27m later as libc++’s implementation of std::string, submitted by raymii. Score 17, comments 0

Then appeared on /r/Programming 3 days later as Libc++’s implementation of std::string, submitted by mariuz. Score 682, comments 82  🔥

  The EARN IT Act: How to Ban End-to-End Encryption Without Actually Banning It cyberlaw.stanford.edu  crypto law privacy

First seen on Hacker News as The EARN IT Act: How to Ban End-to-End Encryption Without Banning It on 31 Jan 2020, submitted by erwan. Score 32, comments 9  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 12h29m later as The EARN IT Act: how to ban end-to-end encryption without banning it, submitted by liotier. Score 613, comments 234  🔥

Then appeared on /r/Programming 6h46m later as The EARN IT Act: How to Ban End-to-End Encryption Without Actually Banning It, submitted by reply_if_you_agree. Score 94, comments 11  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 2 days later as The EARN IT Act: How to Ban End-to-End Encryption Without Actually Banning It, submitted by mz. Score 30, comments 19  🔥

  Programs are a prison: Rethinking the fundamental building blocks of computing interfaces djrobstep.com  philosophy programming

First seen on /r/Programming as Programs are a prison: Rethinking the fundamental building blocks of computing interfaces on 31 Jan 2020, submitted by djrobstep. Score 42, comments 51  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 6h42m later as Programs are a prison: Rethinking the fundamental building blocks of computing interfaces, submitted by calvin. Score 16, comments 9

Then appeared on Hacker News 3 days later as Programs are a prison: Rethinking the building blocks of computing interfaces, submitted by djrobstep. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 58 days later as Programs are a prison: Rethinking the building blocks of computing interfaces, submitted by djrobstep. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 217 days later as Programs are a prison: Rethinking the building blocks of computing interfaces, submitted by vortex_ape. Score 225, comments 189  🔥

  Vulkan is coming to Raspberry Pi: first triangle raspberrypi.org  graphics hardware linux

First seen on Hacker News as Vulkan is coming to Raspberry Pi: first triangle on 31 Jan 2020, submitted by sohkamyung. Score 4, comments 0

Then appeared on /r/Programming 5h17m later as Vulkan is coming to Raspberry Pi: first triangle - Raspberry Pi, submitted by michalg82. Score 1317, comments 66  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 2 days later as Vulkan is coming to Raspberry Pi: first triangle, submitted by sams. Score 10, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 5h44m later as Vulkan is coming to Raspberry Pi: first triangle, submitted by kristianp. Score 19, comments 0  🔥

Then appeared on /r/Programming 213 days later as Vulkan is coming to Raspberry Pi: first triangle - Raspberry Pi, submitted by whackri. Score 34, comments 5

  Clojure beginner resources gist.github.com  clojure

First seen on Hacker News as Clojure Beginner Resources on 31 Jan 2020, submitted by simonpure. Score 4, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 2h9m later as Clojure beginner resources, submitted by Yogthos. Score 20, comments 3

Then appeared on Hacker News 22h54m later as Clojure Beginner Resources, submitted by yogthos. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 1 day later as Clojure Beginner Resources, submitted by tosh. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 129 days later as Beginner Resources for Learning Clojure(Script), submitted by diggan. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Decentralize Messaging rodarmor.com  distributed

First seen on Hacker News as Decentralize Messaging on 31 Jan 2020, submitted by wiggler00m. Score 151, comments 100  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 17h38m later as Decentralize Messaging, submitted by Hail_Spacecake. Score 27, comments 14  🔥

  Kraken Identifies Critical Flaw in Trezor Hardware Wallets blog.kraken.com  cryptocurrencies hardware security

First seen on Hacker News as Critical flaw in Trezor hardware wallets on 31 Jan 2020, submitted by menduz. Score 121, comments 49  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 18h52m later as Kraken Identifies Critical Flaw in Trezor Hardware Wallets, submitted by gerikson. Score 12, comments 2

  A Universal I/O Abstraction for C++ cor3ntin.github.io  c++

First seen on Hacker News as A Universal I/O Abstraction for C++ on 31 Jan 2020, submitted by ingve. Score 4, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 7 days later as A Universal I/O Abstraction for C++, submitted by raymii. Score 2, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 222 days later as A Universal I/O Abstraction for C++, submitted by harporoeder. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 211 days later as A Universal I/O Abstraction for C++ (2020), submitted by vg_head. Score 113, comments 86  🔥

  Integrated systems for integrated programmers m.signalvnoise.com  practices programming

First seen on Hacker News as Integrated Systems for Integrated Programmers on 31 Jan 2020, submitted by ingve. Score 9, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 3h53m later as Integrated systems for integrated programmers, submitted by mooreds. Score 7, comments 4

Then appeared on Hacker News 22h25m later as Integrated Systems for Integrated Programmers, submitted by jinjin2. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 3 days later as DHH: Integrated Systems for Integrated Programmers, submitted by alanfranz. Score 5, comments 0

  LPE and RCE in OpenSMTPD (CVE-2020-7247) poolp.org  c openbsd security

First seen on Hacker News as OpenSMTPD Advisory Dissected on 31 Jan 2020, submitted by beefhash. Score 6, comments 1

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1m later as LPE and RCE in OpenSMTPD (CVE-2020-7247), submitted by xorhash. Score 21, comments 15

Then appeared on Hacker News 1 day later as OpenSMTPD advisory dissected, submitted by Reventlov. Score 45, comments 26  🔥

  A mathematical formulation of the tax code? blog.merigoux.ovh  finance formalmethods

First seen on Lobste.rs as A mathematical formulation of the tax code? on 31 Jan 2020, submitted by calvin. Score 8, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 15m later as A mathematical formulation of the tax code? (2019), submitted by lelf. Score 7, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 14h43m later as Using formal methods for analysing tax code, submitted by dhruvparamhans. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 31 days later as A mathematical formulation of the tax code?, submitted by henridf. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Remote Cloud Execution - Critical Vulnerabilities in Azure Cloud Infrastructure (Part I) research.checkpoint.com  security

First seen on Hacker News as Remote Cloud Execution – Critical Vulnerabilities in Azure Cloud Infrastructure on 31 Jan 2020, submitted by breakingcups. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 15h46m later as Remote Cloud Execution – Critical Vulnerabilities in Azure Cloud Infrastructure, submitted by jacquesm. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 1 day later as Remote Cloud Execution – Critical Vulnerabilities in Azure Cloud Infrastructure, submitted by based2. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1 day later as Remote Cloud Execution - Critical Vulnerabilities in Azure Cloud Infrastructure (Part I), submitted by lukas. Score 7, comments 0

  First Classical Chinese Programming Language spectrum.ieee.org  programming

First seen on Hacker News as World's First Classical Chinese Programming Language on 31 Jan 2020, submitted by amynordrum. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 1 day later as Wenyan-lang: Classical Chinese Programming Language, submitted by yread. Score 184, comments 128  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 3 days later as First Classical Chinese Programming Language, submitted by unlit_spark. Score 21, comments 8

  Calculating Pi: My attempt at breaking the Pi World Record blog.timothymullican.com  math

First seen on Hacker News as Calculating Pi: My Attempt at Breaking the Pi World Record on 31 Jan 2020, submitted by olvy0. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 16 days later as Calculating Pi: My Attempt at Breaking the Pi World Record, submitted by olvy0. Score 138, comments 79  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 9h0m later as Calculating Pi: My attempt at breaking the Pi World Record, submitted by av. Score 18, comments 1

Saturday, 01 Feb 2020

  More than Coding: What is Exploratory Work? blog.bonnieeisenman.com  culture

First seen on Lobste.rs as More than Coding: What is Exploratory Work? on 01 Feb 2020, submitted by wesleyac. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 22 days later as What Is Exploratory Work?, submitted by luu. Score 13, comments 0  🔥

  Writing Runbook Documentation When You’re An SRE transposit.com  devops practices

First seen on Hacker News as Writing Runbook Documentation When You’re an SRE on 01 Feb 2020, submitted by mooreds. Score 136, comments 38  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 2 days later as Writing Runbook Documentation When You’re An SRE, submitted by mooreds. Score 3, comments 3

  FOSDEM 2020 - Live Streaming fosdem.org  event video

First seen on Hacker News as FOSDEM 2020 Live Streaming on 01 Feb 2020, submitted by Tepix. Score 3, comments 1

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 8h5m later as FOSDEM 2020 - Live Streaming, submitted by fs111. Score 4, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 2h35m later as FOSDEM 2020 – Live Streaming, submitted by lftherios. Score 2, comments 0

  Collecting and analyzing memory dumps devblogs.microsoft.com  debugging dotnet

First seen on Hacker News as Collecting and Analyzing Memory Dumps on 01 Feb 2020, submitted by benaadams. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on /r/Programming less than a minute later as Collecting and analyzing memory dumps, submitted by ben_a_adams. Score 9, comments 1

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 9h8m later as Collecting and analyzing memory dumps, submitted by calvin. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Buffer overflow when pwfeedback is set in sudoers sudo.ws  security

First seen on Hacker News as Buffer overflow when pwfeedback is set in sudoers on 01 Feb 2020, submitted by Findus23. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 1 day later as Buffer overflow when pwfeedback is set in sudoers, submitted by masklinn. Score 142, comments 160  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 8h35m later as Buffer overflow when pwfeedback is set in sudoers, submitted by Trisellum. Score 6, comments 4

  An open-source tool which combines API test-automation, mocks, performance testing and UI automation github.com  testing

First seen on Hacker News as Karate: Test Automation Made Simple on 01 Feb 2020, submitted by ddb. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 196 days later as Karate: Test Automation Made Simple, submitted by based2. Score 73, comments 19  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1 day later as An open-source tool which combines API test-automation, mocks, performance testing and UI automation, submitted by mooreds. Score 1, comments 1  💤

  The Cacophony of the 2019 Tech Landscape letterstoanewdeveloper.com  practices

First seen on Hacker News as The Cacophony of the 2019 Tech Landscape on 01 Feb 2020, submitted by mooreds. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 200 days later as The Cacophony of the 2019 Tech Landscape, submitted by mooreds. Score -1, comments 0  💤

  What is a CPU stack and how does it work? youtube.com  hardware video

First seen on Hacker News as What is the CPU stack and how does it work? on 01 Feb 2020, submitted by ingve. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on /r/Programming 36m later as What is a stack and how does it work? Building a 6502 microprocessor computer | Ben Eater, submitted by UncleQuentin. Score 80, comments 4  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 3h19m later as What is a CPU stack and how does it work?, submitted by james. Score 2, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 6h35m later as What is a stack and how does it work? [video], submitted by kgwxd. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Write out Unicode in Octal lubutu.com  programming

First seen on Lobste.rs as Write out Unicode in Octal on 01 Feb 2020, submitted by vletrmx. Score 25, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 7h0m later as Write Out Unicode in Octal, submitted by curryhoward. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Using a Raspberry Pi as Your Development Server jeremymorgan.com  hardware linux programming

First seen on Lobste.rs as Using a Raspberry Pi as Your Development Server on 01 Feb 2020, submitted by JeremyMorgan. Score 24, comments 18  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 1 day later as Using a Raspberry Pi as Your Development Server – Linux Blog, submitted by axiomdata316. Score 2, comments 0

  Deanonymizing Tor Circuits hackerfactor.com  networking privacy

First seen on Hacker News as Deanonymizing Tor Circuits on 01 Feb 2020, submitted by zbentley. Score 242, comments 107  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 21h54m later as Deanonymizing Tor Circuits, submitted by friendlysock. Score 23, comments 7

  Writing Safe Shell Scripts sipb.mit.edu  programming unix

First seen on Hacker News as Writing Safe Shell Scripts (2019) on 01 Feb 2020, submitted by rrampage. Score 502, comments 158  🔥

Then appeared on /r/Programming 7h17m later as Writing Safe Shell Scripts, submitted by tunei24531a. Score 60, comments 31  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 4h18m later as Writing Safe Shell Scripts, submitted by calvin. Score 5, comments 0

  Loan a cloud IP to your minikube cluster blog.alexellis.io  devops networking

First seen on Hacker News as Loan a cloud IP to your minikube cluster on 01 Feb 2020, submitted by alexellisuk. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 39m later as Loan a cloud IP to your minikube cluster, submitted by raymii. Score 2, comments 0  💤

  Using GitHub Data to Construct a Software Development Activity Map of the World medium.com  programming visualization

First seen on Lobste.rs as Using GitHub Data to Construct a Software Development Activity Map of the World on 01 Feb 2020, submitted by mraza007. Score 1, comments 2  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News less than a minute later as Software Developers Around the World, submitted by mraza007. Score 2, comments 0

  It’s still possible to make money on gig marketplaces snazz.xyz  finance

First seen on Hacker News as It's still possible to make money on gig marketplaces on 01 Feb 2020, submitted by snazz. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 29m later as It’s still possible to make money on gig marketplaces, submitted by snazz. Score -3, comments 0  💤

  Prepper-style music hoarding macwright.org  practices

First seen on Lobste.rs as Prepper-style music hoarding on 01 Feb 2020, submitted by raymii. Score 47, comments 33  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 1h33m later as Prepper-style music hoarding, submitted by anotherevan. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 1 day later as Prepper-Style Music Hoarding, submitted by akalin. Score 2, comments 0

  TTY-Exit: terminal exit codes for humans and machines github.com  unix

First seen on Hacker News as TTY-Exit: terminal exit codes for humans and machines on 01 Feb 2020, submitted by pmurach. Score 61, comments 13  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1h48m later as TTY-Exit: terminal exit codes for humans and machines, submitted by danielcompton. Score 4, comments 0

  Emulator bug? No, LLVM bug cookieplmonster.github.io  c++ debugging

First seen on /r/Programming as Emulator bug? No, LLVM bug on 01 Feb 2020, submitted by CookiePLMonster. Score 272, comments 87  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 9h10m later as Emulator bug? No, LLVM bug, submitted by calvin. Score 12, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 2h22m later as Emulator Bug? No, LLVM Bug, submitted by pjmlp. Score 3, comments 0

Sunday, 02 Feb 2020

  Revisiting How We Put Together Linux Systems 0pointer.net  linux systemd

First seen on Lobste.rs as Revisiting How We Put Together Linux Systems on 02 Feb 2020, submitted by arrdem. Score 15, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 2h33m later as Revisiting how we put together Linux systems (2014), submitted by mondoshawan. Score 55, comments 22  🔥

  How Are Loops Translated to Assembly? medium.com  go

First seen on Lobste.rs as How Are Loops Translated to Assembly? on 02 Feb 2020, submitted by arp242. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 24 days later as Go: How Are Loops Translated to Assembly?, submitted by patrickdevivo. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Too much locality... for stores to forward pvk.ca  debugging programming

First seen on Lobste.rs as Too much locality... for stores to forward on 02 Feb 2020, submitted by calvin. Score 4, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 10h19m later as Too much locality for stores to forward, submitted by fanf2. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  This week in KDE: Plasma 5.18 is nigh pointieststick.com  linux

First seen on Lobste.rs as This week in KDE: Plasma 5.18 is nigh on 02 Feb 2020, submitted by raymii. Score 5, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 6h9m later as This week in KDE: Plasma 5.18 is nigh, submitted by jrepinc. Score 4, comments 0

  free: A terrible programming language that targets brainfuck github.com  programming rust

First seen on /r/Programming as Free: a terrible programming language that targets an even worse programming language. on 02 Feb 2020, submitted by adamthekiwi99. Score 2047, comments 175  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 5h37m later as free: A terrible programming language that targets brainfuck, submitted by cadey. Score 25, comments 2

Then appeared on Hacker News 1h16m later as Free: A terrible programming language that targets brainfuck, submitted by pcr910303. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 10h14m later as Free: A terrible brainfuck-targeted programming language, submitted by Bella-Xiang. Score 2, comments 0

  Analysis of Sodinokibi Ransomware Variant cynet.com  security

First seen on Hacker News as Analyzing The Sodinokibi Ransomware Variant on 02 Feb 2020, submitted by Yuval_Halevi. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 2h5m later as Analysis of Sodinokibi Ransomware Variant, submitted by geek-advised. Score 5, comments 1

  Old CSS, new CSS eev.ee  css historical web

First seen on Hacker News as Old CSS, New CSS on 02 Feb 2020, submitted by culturedsystems. Score 1018, comments 244  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 6h20m later as Old CSS, new CSS, submitted by calvin. Score 65, comments 5  🔥

Then appeared on /r/Programming 2h20m later as Web development used to suck. It was great., submitted by earthboundkid. Score 484, comments 340  🔥

Then appeared on /r/Programming 86 days later as Old CSS, new CSS / fuzzy notepad, submitted by greyoda. Score 3, comments 0

  Watching for software inefficiencies with Valgrind kristerw.blogspot.com  debugging

First seen on /r/Programming as Watching for software inefficiencies with Valgrind on 02 Feb 2020, submitted by turol. Score 39, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 2h12m later as Watching for software inefficiencies with Valgrind, submitted by ingve. Score 67, comments 2  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 2h16m later as Watching for software inefficiencies with Valgrind, submitted by calvin. Score 2, comments 0  💤

  Is Catalina a good upgrade yet? eclecticlight.co  mac

First seen on Hacker News as Is Catalina a Good Upgrade Yet? on 02 Feb 2020, submitted by mrzool. Score 160, comments 190  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 2m later as Is Catalina a good upgrade yet?, submitted by mrzool. Score 33, comments 34  🔥

  Google Maps Hacks simonweckert.com  art

First seen on Hacker News as Google Maps Hacks on 02 Feb 2020, submitted by rsj_hn. Score 1410, comments 382  🔥

Then appeared on /r/Programming 5h16m later as Google Maps Hacks, submitted by iamkeyur. Score 130, comments 13  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 3h44m later as Google Maps Hacks, submitted by julienxx. Score 25, comments 10

  PostgresqlCO.NF: PostgreSQL configuration for humans postgresqlco.nf  databases

First seen on Lobste.rs as PostgresqlCO.NF: PostgreSQL configuration for humans on 02 Feb 2020, submitted by kngl. Score 8, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 279 days later as PostgreSQL Configuration for Humans, submitted by sharjeelsayed. Score 262, comments 42  🔥

  Making A Website - Finishing Touches kevq.uk  web

First seen on Hacker News as Making a Website – Finishing Touches on 02 Feb 2020, submitted by kevq. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs less than a minute later as Making A Website - Finishing Touches, submitted by kev. Score 13, comments 5

  An inquiry into the Foundations of Mathematics artagnon.com  formalmethods math philosophy

First seen on Lobste.rs as An inquiry into the Foundations of Mathematics on 02 Feb 2020, submitted by artagnon. Score 11, comments 12

Then appeared on Hacker News 16h52m later as An Inquiry into the Foundations of Mathematics, submitted by signa11. Score 3, comments 0

  Things I Believe About Software Engineering blog.wesleyac.com  philosophy programming

First seen on Lobste.rs as Things I Believe About Software Engineering on 02 Feb 2020, submitted by wesleyac. Score 45, comments 23  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 5h54m later as Things I Believe About Software Engineering, submitted by gregdoesit. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 8h22m later as Things I Believe About Software Engineering, submitted by turingbook. Score 420, comments 225  🔥

Then appeared on /r/Programming 4h35m later as Things I Believe About Software Engineering, submitted by pimterry. Score 0, comments 6

  How I Work From Anywhere in the World jezenthomas.com  practices

First seen on Lobste.rs as How I Work From Anywhere in the World on 02 Feb 2020, submitted by jgt. Score 44, comments 50  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News less than a minute later as How I Work from Anywhere in the World, submitted by yakshaving_jgt. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 19h3m later as How I Work from Anywhere in the World, submitted by lelf. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 58 days later as How I Work from Anywhere in the World, submitted by yakshaving_jgt. Score 2, comments 0

  Bulletin Board Systems: The VICE Exposé twobithistory.org  historical satire

First seen on Hacker News as Bulletin Board Systems: The Vice Exposé on 02 Feb 2020, submitted by pcr910303. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 4h4m later as Bulletin Board Systems: The VICE Exposé, submitted by raymii. Score 14, comments 6

Then appeared on Hacker News 13 days later as Bulletin Board Systems: The Vice Exposé, submitted by panic. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 89 days later as BBSes: The Vice Exposé, submitted by earthboundkid. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Building a Linux Desktop for Cloud Native Development blog.alexellis.io  linux

First seen on Hacker News as Building a Linux Desktop for Cloud Native Development on 02 Feb 2020, submitted by alexellisuk. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 2h18m later as Building a Linux Desktop for Cloud Native Development, submitted by raymii. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 9h23m later as Building a Linux Desktop for Cloud Native Development, submitted by alexellisuk. Score 108, comments 50  🔥

  Error handling with Monads in Ruby nywkap.com  ruby

First seen on Hacker News as Error Handling with Monads in Ruby on 02 Feb 2020, submitted by poushkar. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on /r/Programming 1m later as Error handling with Monads in Ruby, submitted by poushkar. Score 0, comments 3

Then appeared on Hacker News 7 days later as Error Handling with Monads in Ruby, submitted by poushkar. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 271 days later as Error handling with Monads in Ruby, submitted by pushcx. Score 3, comments 1

  Inline C - Effortlessly write inline C functions in Python source code github.com  c python

First seen on /r/Programming as Exploit custom codecs to write inline C in Python on 02 Feb 2020, submitted by ssize_t. Score 81, comments 19  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News less than a minute later as Exploit custom codecs to write inline C in Python, submitted by ssize_t. Score 190, comments 48  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 23h50m later as Inline C - Effortlessly write inline C functions in Python source code, submitted by lorddimwit. Score 5, comments 1

  Writing a DSL in Lua leafo.net  lua plt

First seen on Lobste.rs as Writing a DSL in Lua on 02 Feb 2020, submitted by Sietsebb. Score 5, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 14h20m later as Writing a DSL in Lua (2015), submitted by ColinWright. Score 108, comments 41  🔥

  Stiff differential equations johndcook.com  math

First seen on Lobste.rs as Stiff differential equations on 02 Feb 2020, submitted by raymii. Score 7, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 6h43m later as Stiff Differential Equations, submitted by signa11. Score 3, comments 0

  Pointer Compression in V8 blog.infosectcbr.com.au  javascript

First seen on Hacker News as Pointer Compression in V8 on 02 Feb 2020, submitted by DyslexicAtheist. Score 137, comments 71  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 10h21m later as Pointer Compression in V8, submitted by calvin. Score 3, comments 0  💤

Monday, 03 Feb 2020

  New in PHP 8 stitcher.io  php

First seen on Hacker News as New in PHP 8 on 03 Feb 2020, submitted by jonifico. Score 326, comments 255  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1h43m later as New in PHP 8, submitted by sanxiyn. Score 9, comments 1

Then appeared on /r/Programming 150 days later as What's new in PHP 8, submitted by speckz. Score 43, comments 59 controversial  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 42 days later as What's new in PHP 8, submitted by no_gravity. Score 24, comments 2

  Reflections on software performance blog.nelhage.com  performance

First seen on Hacker News as Reflections on Software Performance on 03 Feb 2020, submitted by cespare. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 9h31m later as Reflections on Software Performance, submitted by dmit. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 13h45m later as Reflections on software performance, submitted by GeoffWozniak. Score 19, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 16h42m later as Reflections on Software Performance, submitted by kqr. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 1 day later as Reflections on Software Performance, submitted by mzs. Score 1, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 10 days later as Reflections on Software Performance, submitted by panic. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 7 days later as Reflections on Software Performance, submitted by cespare. Score 154, comments 45  🔥

Then appeared on /r/Programming 35 days later as Reflections on software performance, submitted by alexeyr. Score 5, comments 0

  DNS Lookups in Kubernetes mrkaran.dev  networking

First seen on Hacker News as DNS Lookups in Kubernetes on 03 Feb 2020, submitted by mr-karan. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 8m later as DNS Lookups in Kubernetes, submitted by friendlysock. Score 3, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on /r/Programming 10h14m later as DNS Lookups in Kubernetes, submitted by indie_freak. Score 5, comments 2

Then appeared on Hacker News 10h9m later as DNS Lookups in Kubernetes, submitted by simbakhadder. Score 2, comments 0

  shlide—a slide deck presentation tool written in pure bash github.com  linux unix

First seen on Lobste.rs as shlide—a slide deck presentation tool written in pure bash on 03 Feb 2020, submitted by icyphox. Score 28, comments 7

Then appeared on Hacker News 2m later as Shlide–a slide deck presentation tool written in pure bash, submitted by Icyphox. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Taskell: command-line Kanban board/task management taskell.app  haskell

First seen on Lobste.rs as Taskell: command-line Kanban board/task management on 03 Feb 2020, submitted by cos. Score 13, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 1m later as Taskell: Command-line Kanban board/task management, submitted by cosmojg. Score 3, comments 0

  HTTP/3 for everyone daniel.haxx.se  networking person

First seen on Lobste.rs as HTTP/3 for everyone on 03 Feb 2020, submitted by raymii. Score 30, comments 34  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 4 days later as HTTP/3 for Everyone, submitted by LinuxBender. Score 5, comments 0

  Separate your filters! Separability, SVD and low-rank approximation of 2D image processing filters bartwronski.com  math visualization

First seen on Lobste.rs as Separate your filters! Separability, SVD and low-rank approximation of 2D image processing filters on 03 Feb 2020, submitted by friendlysock. Score 2, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 8h38m later as Separability, SVD, and low-rank approximation of 2D image processing filters, submitted by bartwr. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 27 days later as Separability, SVD and low-rank approximation of 2D image processing filters, submitted by hardmaru. Score 54, comments 5  🔥

  SerenityOS desktop running on an OpenBSD kernel twitter.com  openbsd osdev

First seen on Hacker News as SerenityOS desktop ported to OpenBSD on 03 Feb 2020, submitted by akling. Score 4, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 6h43m later as SerenityOS desktop running on an OpenBSD kernel, submitted by awesomekling. Score 44, comments 8  🔥

  Honeypot, an alternate to CAPTCHA araweb.co.uk  web

First seen on Hacker News as Honeypot, an Alternate to Captcha on 03 Feb 2020, submitted by unlit_spark. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs less than a minute later as Honeypot, an alternate to CAPTCHA, submitted by unlit_spark. Score 9, comments 6

  The Essence of C++ youtube.com  c++ video

First seen on Hacker News as Bjarne Stroustrup – The Essence of C++ (2014) [video] on 03 Feb 2020, submitted by mpiedrav. Score 48, comments 2  🔥

Then appeared on /r/Programming 96 days later as The Essence of C++ - Bjarne Stroustrup, submitted by msaqib81. Score 30, comments 6

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 14h32m later as The Essence of C++, submitted by calvin. Score 2, comments 0  💤

  Programming an HP-15C blog.plover.com  historical programming

First seen on Hacker News as Programming an HP-15C (2013) on 03 Feb 2020, submitted by luu. Score 86, comments 59  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 27 days later as Programming an HP-15C, submitted by dl. Score 10, comments 0

  How To Add CSS Dark Mode To A Website kevq.uk  web

First seen on Lobste.rs as How To Add CSS Dark Mode To A Website on 03 Feb 2020, submitted by kev. Score 37, comments 25  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News less than a minute later as How to Add CSS Dark Mode to a Website, submitted by kevq. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 14h29m later as How to Add CSS Dark Mode to a Website, submitted by axiomdata316. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Personal Wireguard VPN on a Freedombox with Debian raymii.org  linux networking security

First seen on Lobste.rs as Personal Wireguard VPN on a Freedombox with Debian on 03 Feb 2020, submitted by raymii. Score 7, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 8m later as Personal WireGuard VPN on a Freedombox with Debian, submitted by jandeboevrie. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  The State of (Full) Text Search in PostgreSQL 12 fosdem.org  databases video

First seen on Hacker News as The state of full text search in PostgreSQL 12 on 03 Feb 2020, submitted by fanf2. Score 229, comments 50  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 8 days later as The State of (Full) Text Search in PostgreSQL 12, submitted by jwo. Score 2, comments 0  💤

  Star - Go but in Python? embly.run  go python

First seen on Hacker News as Show HN: Star - Go but in Python? on 03 Feb 2020, submitted by maxmcd. Score 4, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 12m later as Star - Go but in Python?, submitted by maxm. Score 15, comments 3

Then appeared on Hacker News 9h43m later as Star: Go but in Python?, submitted by dcu. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 195 days later as Star: Go but in Python?, submitted by trizic. Score 3, comments 0

  Develop empathy letterstoanewdeveloper.com  practices

First seen on Hacker News as Develop Empathy on 03 Feb 2020, submitted by mooreds. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 83 days later as Develop Empathy, submitted by mooreds. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 53 days later as Develop empathy, submitted by mooreds. Score 20, comments 9

  Activity Indicators - Example of a Modern C++ Library bfilipek.com  c++

First seen on /r/Programming as Activity Indicators - Example of a Modern C++ Library on 03 Feb 2020, submitted by joebaf. Score 0, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 56m later as Activity Indicators – Example of a Modern C++ Library, submitted by c89X. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 4h30m later as Activity Indicators - Example of a Modern C++ Library, submitted by raymii. Score 2, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 14h15m later as Activity Indicators – Example of a Modern C++ Library, submitted by pjmlp. Score 3, comments 0

  dry-python/returns@0.13 release with Reader, IOResult typed monads and many other goodies github.com  programming python

First seen on Hacker News as Show HN: Dry-Python/returns 0.13 – typed Reader and IOResult monads on 03 Feb 2020, submitted by sobolevn. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 8m later as dry-python/returns@0.13 release with Reader, IOResult typed monads and many other goodies, submitted by sobolevn. Score 2, comments 1  💤

  Just because it's an RFC ID doesn't mean anything... at all tools.ietf.org  practices

First seen on Lobste.rs as Just because it's an RFC ID doesn't mean anything... at all on 03 Feb 2020, submitted by cadey. Score 39, comments 2  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 19h55m later as Just because it's an Internet Draft doesn't mean anything at all (2014), submitted by UkiahSmith. Score 226, comments 36  🔥

  Finding treacherous encoding permutations with baseperm blog.yossarian.net  programming security

First seen on Hacker News as Finding treacherous encoding permutations with baseperm on 03 Feb 2020, submitted by woodruffw. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1m later as Finding treacherous encoding permutations with baseperm, submitted by yossarian. Score 5, comments 0

  switch to sway blog.freesources.org  linux

First seen on Lobste.rs as switch to sway on 03 Feb 2020, submitted by raymii. Score 29, comments 28  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 11h14m later as Switch to Sway, submitted by Bella-Xiang. Score 2, comments 0

  20 most significant programming languages in history anarc.at  historical

First seen on Lobste.rs as 20 most significant programming languages in history on 03 Feb 2020, submitted by raymii. Score 9, comments 14 controversial

Then appeared on /r/Programming 37m later as 20 most significant programming languages in history, submitted by speckz. Score 0, comments 5

Then appeared on Hacker News 55 days later as Most significant programming languages in history – anarcat, submitted by gHeadphone. Score 2, comments 0

  Tech salaries are risk premiums phildini.dev  culture finance

First seen on Hacker News as Tech salaries are risk premiums on 03 Feb 2020, submitted by mooreds. Score 194, comments 169  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 4m later as Tech salaries are risk premiums, submitted by phildini. Score 28, comments 19  🔥

  KDevelop 5.5 released kdevelop.org  c++

First seen on Hacker News as KDevelop 5.5 Released on 03 Feb 2020, submitted by jrepinc. Score 6, comments 0

Then appeared on /r/Programming less than a minute later as KDevelop 5.5 released, submitted by JRepin. Score 42, comments 8

Then appeared on Hacker News 10h28m later as KDevelop 5.5 Released, submitted by Liriel. Score 3, comments 1

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 12m later as KDevelop 5.5 released, submitted by geek-advised. Score 7, comments 0

  Zero downtime CNI changes in Kubernetes medium.com  devops

First seen on Hacker News as Zero Downtime CNI Changes in Kubernetes on 03 Feb 2020, submitted by bigdubs. Score 8, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1m later as Zero downtime CNI changes in Kubernetes, submitted by bigdubs. Score 2, comments 0  💤

Tuesday, 04 Feb 2020

  Ultimate Personal Security Checklist github.com  privacy security

First seen on Hacker News as Personal Security Checklist on 04 Feb 2020, submitted by ghostpepper. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 33 days later as Ultimate Personal Security Checklist [GitHub], submitted by lissy93. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 7h36m later as Ultimate Personal Security Checklist, submitted by liss. Score 5, comments 5

Then appeared on Hacker News 308 days later as Personal security checklist, from protecting passwords to protecting your DNA, submitted by novacane. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Godot Engine was awarded an Epic MegaGrant godotengine.org  games graphics

First seen on Hacker News as Godot Engine Was Awarded an Epic Megagrant on 04 Feb 2020, submitted by Danieru. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on /r/Programming 7h56m later as Godot Engine (FOSS 2D/3D Game Engine) was awarded an Epic MegaGrant, submitted by michalg82. Score 651, comments 80  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 13m later as Epic Gives MegaGrant to Godot, submitted by ViktorEvil. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 3h10m later as Godot Engine was awarded an Epic MegaGrant, submitted by Yogthos. Score 35, comments 14  🔥

  Reviving Sandstorm sandstorm.io  culture distributed

First seen on Hacker News as Reviving Sandstorm on 04 Feb 2020, submitted by anotherevan. Score 491, comments 115  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 7h52m later as Reviving Sandstorm, submitted by calvin. Score 5, comments 0

  How much do we bend to the will of our tools? thorstenball.com  a11y

First seen on Lobste.rs as How much do we bend to the will of our tools? on 04 Feb 2020, submitted by hwj. Score 13, comments 5

Then appeared on /r/Programming 4h31m later as How did we end up with the programming version of the Omnipotence paradox: writing code that’s so hard to write that we ourselves cannot read it?, submitted by earthboundkid. Score 4, comments 8 controversial

Then appeared on Hacker News 11m later as How much do we bend to the will of our tools?, submitted by Teckla. Score 26, comments 25  🔥

  A new hash algorithm for Git lwn.net  security vcs

First seen on Hacker News as A new hash algorithm for Git on 04 Feb 2020, submitted by Tomte. Score 465, comments 233  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1h9m later as A new hash algorithm for Git, submitted by fkooman. Score 42, comments 10  🔥

  How I coined the term 'open source' opensource.com  historical

First seen on Lobste.rs as How I coined the term 'open source' on 04 Feb 2020, submitted by Mordo. Score 10, comments 28 controversial

Then appeared on Hacker News 10h42m later as I coined the term 'open source' – Opensource.com, submitted by eitland. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  News about XBPS voidlinux.org  linux release

First seen on Lobste.rs as News about XBPS on 04 Feb 2020, submitted by zge. Score 21, comments 10

Then appeared on Hacker News 1 day later as News about XBPS, submitted by funnygrass. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Demystifying a TypeScript quirk matthewmiller.dev  javascript plt

First seen on /r/Programming as Demystifying a TypeScript quirk on 04 Feb 2020, submitted by Me4502. Score 61, comments 18  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News less than a minute later as Demystifying a TypeScript Quirk, submitted by me4502. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 14h31m later as Demystifying a TypeScript quirk, submitted by calvin. Score 11, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 1h48m later as Demystifying a TypeScript Quirk, submitted by ahuth. Score 2, comments 0

  The Case For WordPress kevq.uk  web

First seen on Hacker News as The Case for WordPress on 04 Feb 2020, submitted by kevq. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs less than a minute later as The Case For WordPress, submitted by kev. Score 4, comments 0

  CO2 emissions on the web dannyvankooten.com  web

First seen on Lobste.rs as CO2 emissions on the web on 04 Feb 2020, submitted by dvk. Score 49, comments 27  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 53m later as CO2 Emissions on the Web, submitted by dvko. Score 4, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 1 day later as CO2 Emissions on the Web, submitted by newtang. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 10 days later as CO2 Emissions on the Web, submitted by MilnerRoute. Score 5, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 12 days later as CO2 Emissions on the Web, submitted by throwaway3157. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 25 days later as CO2 Emissions on the Web, submitted by illinx. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 1 day later as CO2 Emissions on the Web, submitted by dotcoma. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on /r/Programming 6 days later as 59 Kilotons of CO2/month from 20kB of JavaScript, submitted by corysama. Score 0, comments 9

Then appeared on Hacker News 69 days later as CO2 Emissions on the Web, submitted by davemac8. Score 2, comments 0

  User-space implementation of chroot, mount --bind, and binfmt_misc proot-me.github.io  linux

First seen on /r/Programming as chroot, mount --bind, and binfmt_misc without privilege/setup on 04 Feb 2020, submitted by eatonphil. Score 13, comments 1

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1 day later as User-space implementation of chroot, mount --bind, and binfmt_misc, submitted by eatonphil. Score 2, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 2 days later as PRoot: A user-space implementation of chroot, mount –bind, and binfmt_misc, submitted by eatonphil. Score 5, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 4 days later as PRoot: A user-space implementation of chroot, mount –bind, and binfmt_misc, submitted by butterthebuddha. Score 2, comments 0

  Introducing Snikket blog.prosody.im  networking release

First seen on Hacker News as Snikket on 04 Feb 2020, submitted by MattJ100. Score 5, comments 1

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 2h53m later as Introducing Snikket, submitted by thardin. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Using GNAT-LLVM to target Ada to WebAssembly blog.adacore.com  wasm

First seen on /r/Programming as Compile Ada to WebAssembly with GNAT-LLVM on 04 Feb 2020, submitted by Raphael_Amiard. Score 37, comments 3

Then appeared on Hacker News 51m later as Using Gnat-LLVM to Target Ada to WebAssembly, submitted by pjmlp. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on /r/Programming 3h13m later as Using GNAT-LLVM to target Ada to WebAssembly, submitted by micronian2. Score 1, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 3h34m later as Using GNAT-LLVM to target Ada to WebAssembly, submitted by calvin. Score 3, comments 0  💤

  Typed functional Dependency Injection in Python sobolevn.me  programming python show web

First seen on Lobste.rs as Typed functional Dependency Injection in Python on 04 Feb 2020, submitted by sobolevn. Score 8, comments 6

Then appeared on /r/Programming 7m later as Typed Functional Dependency Injection in Python, submitted by sobolevn. Score 0, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 34m later as Typed Functional Dependency Injection in Python, submitted by c89X. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 12h13m later as Typed Functional Dependency Injection in Python, submitted by cwxm. Score 2, comments 0

  Full disclosure: 0day vulnerability (backdoor) in firmware for HiSilicon-based DVRs, NVRs and IP cameras habr.com  security

First seen on Hacker News as New Backdoors in HiSilicon-Based DVR and IP Cameras on 04 Feb 2020, submitted by Snawoot. Score 5, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 20h24m later as Full disclosure: 0day vulnerability (backdoor) in firmware for HiSilicon-based DVRs, NVRs and IP cameras, submitted by calvin. Score 13, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 11h25m later as 0day vulnerability in firmware for HiSilicon-based DVRs, NVRs and IP cameras, submitted by mcsoft. Score 347, comments 118  🔥

  Google tracks individual users per Chrome installation ID github.com  browsers privacy web

First seen on Hacker News as Google tracks individual users per Chrome installation ID on 04 Feb 2020, submitted by rvnx. Score 2292, comments 615  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 12h59m later as Google tracks individual users per Chrome installation ID, submitted by Yogthos. Score 44, comments 33  🔥

  Dark Mode vs. Light Mode: Which Is Better? nngroup.com  design

First seen on Hacker News as Light Mode vs. Dark Mode on 04 Feb 2020, submitted by coffeeling. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 22h37m later as Dark Mode vs. Light Mode, submitted by colinprince. Score 51, comments 56  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 86 days later as Dark Mode vs. Light Mode: Which Is Better?, submitted by calvin. Score 17, comments 15

  One very bad Apple vicki.substack.com  ios privacy security

First seen on Hacker News as One Bad Apple on 04 Feb 2020, submitted by cjbest. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 21m later as One very bad Apple, submitted by jstuartmill. Score 14, comments 1

  The Zen of Go the-zen-of-go.netlify.com  go

First seen on Hacker News as The Zen of Go on 04 Feb 2020, submitted by ra7. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 3 days later as The Zen of Go, submitted by feross. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 4 days later as The Zen of Go, submitted by enxio. Score 29, comments 14  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 1 day later as The Zen of Go, submitted by pcr910303. Score 2, comments 0

  The History of Git: The Road to Domination welcometothejungle.com  historical vcs

First seen on Hacker News as Git: The Road to Domination in Software Version Control on 04 Feb 2020, submitted by wickwavy. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on /r/Programming 2 days later as Linus Torvalds, Johannes Schindelin, Jeff King and Tom Preston-Werner tell the history of Git, submitted by berlinparisexpress. Score 6, comments 5

Then appeared on Hacker News 4 days later as The History of Git, submitted by wickwavy. Score 124, comments 42  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 3h8m later as The History of Git: The Road to Domination, submitted by j11g. Score 9, comments 9

  Security Flaw Found in WhatsApp Desktop Allowing Cybercriminals Read From The File System perimeterx.com  security

First seen on Hacker News as I found a WhatsApp security flaw that allowed hackers to read the file system on 04 Feb 2020, submitted by ccmpx. Score 555, comments 129  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 15h53m later as Security Flaw Found in WhatsApp Desktop Allowing Cybercriminals Read From The File System, submitted by cnst. Score 3, comments 1

  Run executables from memory, over the network, on Windows, Linux, OpenVMS github.com  osdev

First seen on Lobste.rs as Run executables from memory, over the network, on Windows, Linux, OpenVMS on 04 Feb 2020, submitted by eatonphil. Score 13, comments 3

Then appeared on /r/Programming less than a minute later as Run executables from memory, over the network, on Windows, Linux, OpenVMS, submitted by eatonphil. Score 9, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 21h19m later as Run Executables from Memory, over the Network, on Windows, Linux, OpenVMS, etc., submitted by eatonphil. Score 2, comments 0

  Why Discord is switching from Go to Rust blog.discordapp.com  go programming rust

First seen on Hacker News as Why Discord is switching from Go to Rust on 04 Feb 2020, submitted by Sikul. Score 1582, comments 640  🔥

Then appeared on /r/Programming 50m later as Why Discord is switching from Go to Rust, submitted by malicious_turtle. Score 4327, comments 1005  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 19m later as Why Discord is switching from Go to Rust, submitted by jeffail. Score 142, comments 60  🔥

Then appeared on /r/Programming 2 days later as Why Discord is switching from Go to Rust, submitted by stanislavb. Score 0, comments 2

  Running Go CLI programs in the browser arp242.net  go wasm

First seen on Lobste.rs as Running Go CLI programs in the browser on 04 Feb 2020, submitted by arp242. Score 20, comments 7

Then appeared on Hacker News 4h28m later as Running Go CLI Programs in the Browser, submitted by Bella-Xiang. Score 10, comments 1  🔥

  Fractals of Complexity threadreaderapp.com  devops rant scaling

First seen on Lobste.rs as Fractals of Complexity on 04 Feb 2020, submitted by cadey. Score 22, comments 3

Then appeared on Hacker News 11h55m later as Fractals of Complexity, submitted by classified. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Multitenant GraphQL With Neo4j 4.0 blog.grandstack.io  api databases javascript

First seen on Lobste.rs as Multitenant GraphQL With Neo4j 4.0 on 04 Feb 2020, submitted by lyonwj. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News less than a minute later as Multi-Tenant GraphQL with Neo4j 4.0, submitted by johnymontana. Score 15, comments 0  🔥

Wednesday, 05 Feb 2020

  What is SAP? retool.com  historical

First seen on Hacker News as What's SAP? on 05 Feb 2020, submitted by dvdhsu. Score 1221, comments 600  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 2h16m later as What is SAP?, submitted by FisherGuy44. Score 34, comments 2

Then appeared on /r/Programming 24m later as What’s SAP?, submitted by zitrusgrape. Score 3, comments 7 controversial

  Applying mypy to real world projects calpaterson.com  practices python

First seen on Lobste.rs as Applying mypy to real world projects on 05 Feb 2020, submitted by calpaterson. Score 22, comments 15

Then appeared on Hacker News 1h2m later as Applying mypy to real world projects, submitted by FisherGuy44. Score 4, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 1 day later as Applying mypy to real world projects, submitted by calpaterson. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on /r/Programming 43m later as Applying mypy to real world projects, submitted by calp. Score 1, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 4 days later as Applying Mypy to real-world projects, submitted by rbanffy. Score 127, comments 23  🔥

  ZZ is a modern formally provable dialect of C github.com  c formalmethods plt

First seen on Lobste.rs as ZZ is a modern formally provable dialect of C on 05 Feb 2020, submitted by sanxiyn. Score 44, comments 22  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 7m later as ZZ is a modern formally provable dialect of C, submitted by the_duke. Score 266, comments 153  🔥

Then appeared on /r/Programming 6h6m later as ZZ is a modern formally provable dialect of C, submitted by iamkeyur. Score 195, comments 82  🔥

  Ignoring bulk change commits with git blame moxio.com  vcs

First seen on Hacker News as Ignoring bulk change commits with Git blame on 05 Feb 2020, submitted by lelf. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 46 days later as Ignoring bulk change commits with git blame, submitted by mooreds. Score 38, comments 0

Then appeared on /r/Programming 11h5m later as Ignoring bulk change commits with git blame, submitted by speckz. Score 29, comments 3

  Rust for Low Power Digital Signal Processing interrupt.memfault.com  hardware rust

First seen on Hacker News as Rust for Low Power Digital Signal Processing on 05 Feb 2020, submitted by eaguyhn. Score 11, comments 1  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 4h25m later as Rust for Low Power Digital Signal Processing, submitted by fbo. Score 8, comments 0

  Software is about people, not code letterstoanewdeveloper.com  practices

First seen on Hacker News as Software is about people, not code on 05 Feb 2020, submitted by mooreds. Score 3, comments 2

Then appeared on Lobste.rs less than a minute later as Software is about people, not code, submitted by mooreds. Score 10, comments 7

  Mint: a programming language for writing single page applications mint-lang.com  programming web

First seen on Hacker News as Mint: A programming language for writing single page applications on 05 Feb 2020, submitted by Vinnl. Score 298, comments 194  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 5h7m later as Mint: a programming language for writing single page applications, submitted by btbytes. Score 23, comments 12

Then appeared on /r/Programming 14h9m later as Mint. The programming language for writing single page applications., submitted by ArmpitDandruff. Score 476, comments 267  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1 year later as Mint: A refreshing programming language for the front-end web, submitted by adaszko. Score 26, comments 14  🔥

  Wacom drawing tablets track the name of every application that you open robertheaton.com  privacy

First seen on Hacker News as Wacom tablets track every app you open on 05 Feb 2020, submitted by krithix. Score 1594, comments 449  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 3h47m later as Wacom drawing tablets track the name of every application that you open, submitted by Yogthos. Score 49, comments 8  🔥

Then appeared on /r/Programming 19h7m later as Wacom drawing tablets track the name of every application that you open, submitted by antpocas. Score 498, comments 117  🔥

Then appeared on /r/Programming 13h56m later as Wacom drawing tablets track the name of every application that you open, submitted by TheCactusBlue. Score 299, comments 89  🔥

  Functional Parsing (2020) youtube.com  compilers haskell video

First seen on Hacker News as Functional Parsing – Computerphile [video] on 05 Feb 2020, submitted by kgwxd. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on /r/Programming 4h22m later as Functional or Combinator Parsing explained by Professor Graham Hutton, submitted by JavaSuck. Score 41, comments 5

Then appeared on Hacker News 21h21m later as Functional Parsing, submitted by draklor40. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1 year later as Functional Parsing (2020), submitted by dbremner. Score 9, comments 0

  Scratch Other People's Itches writing.kemitchell.com  culture

First seen on Hacker News as Scratch Other People's Itches on 05 Feb 2020, submitted by mwcampbell. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 102 days later as Scratch Other People's Itches, submitted by saturn. Score 7, comments 0

  You don't (may not) need Moment.js github.com  javascript performance

First seen on Hacker News as You don't (may not) need Moment.js on 05 Feb 2020, submitted by thunderbong. Score 8, comments 0

Then appeared on /r/Programming 12 days later as You May Not Need Moment.js, submitted by fagnerbrack. Score 0, comments 11 controversial

Then appeared on Hacker News 9 days later as You May Not Need Moment.js, submitted by fagnerbrack. Score 2, comments 1

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 79 days later as You don't (may not) need Moment.js, submitted by mooreds. Score 4, comments 0

  How to Improve Your Productivity as a Working Programmer malisper.me  practices

First seen on Lobste.rs as How to Improve Your Productivity as a Working Programmer on 05 Feb 2020, submitted by Shapr. Score 9, comments 12 controversial

Then appeared on Hacker News 14h38m later as Improving my productivity as a working programmer (2017), submitted by dailymorn. Score 234, comments 133  🔥

Then appeared on /r/Programming 4h37m later as Improving productivity as a programmer, submitted by ujeio. Score 0, comments 3

  Scaling to 100k Users alexpareto.com  scaling

First seen on Hacker News as Scaling to 100k Users on 05 Feb 2020, submitted by sckwishy. Score 650, comments 186  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 136 days later as Scaling to 100k Users, submitted by calvin. Score 18, comments 15

  Predicting the Success of Pair Programming Interviews lionelbarrow.com  programming

First seen on Hacker News as Predicting success in pair programming interviews on 05 Feb 2020, submitted by lbarrow. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 5 days later as Predicting the Success of Pair Programming Interviews, submitted by hammer. Score 4, comments 1

Then appeared on /r/Programming 1m later as Predicting the Success of Pair Programming Interviews, submitted by UrbanRonin. Score 1, comments 0

  End-of-life announcement for CoreOS Container Linux coreos.com  devops linux release

First seen on Hacker News as End-of-Life Announcement for CoreOS Container Linux on 05 Feb 2020, submitted by thebeardisred. Score 180, comments 78  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 4h43m later as End-of-life announcement for CoreOS Container Linux, submitted by mpasternacki. Score 6, comments 0

  The Parallelism Blues: when faster code is slower pythonspeed.com  performance python

First seen on Hacker News as The Parallelism Blues: when faster code is slower on 05 Feb 2020, submitted by itamarst. Score 2, comments 2

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1m later as The Parallelism Blues: when faster code is slower, submitted by itamarst. Score 3, comments 2

Then appeared on Hacker News 6 days later as The Parallelism Blues: when faster code is slower, submitted by rbanffy. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 13 days later as The Parallelism Blues: when faster code is slower, submitted by bibyte. Score 36, comments 23  🔥

  Feature Interaction Bugs hillelwayne.com  formalmethods

First seen on Lobste.rs as Feature Interaction Bugs on 05 Feb 2020, submitted by hwayne. Score 21, comments 2

Then appeared on Hacker News 3h50m later as Feature Interaction Bugs, submitted by telotortium. Score 17, comments 0  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 1 day later as Feature Interaction Bugs, submitted by patrickdevivo. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 18h51m later as Exploring Feature Interaction Bugs, submitted by eaguyhn. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on /r/Programming 17 days later as Feature Interaction Bugs, submitted by alexeyr. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 105 days later as Feature Interaction Bugs, submitted by Jtsummers. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 85 days later as Feature Interaction Bugs, submitted by myth_drannon. Score 2, comments 0

  Kotlin becomes the 2nd most popular language on the JVM snyk.io  java programming

First seen on Hacker News as Kotlin becomes 2nd most popular language on the JVM on 05 Feb 2020, submitted by simonpure. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 10h50m later as Kotlin becomes second most popular language on the JVM, submitted by fulafel. Score 192, comments 255 controversial  🔥

Then appeared on /r/Programming 28m later as Kotlin overtakes Scala and Clojure, to become the 2nd most popular language on the JVM | Snyk, submitted by stronghup. Score 24, comments 51 controversial  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 15m later as Kotlin becomes the 2nd most popular language on the JVM, submitted by breadandcrumbel. Score 16, comments 13

  Exploring x509 by creating a toy PKI darakian.github.io  crypto networking security

First seen on Lobste.rs as Exploring x509 by creating a toy PKI on 05 Feb 2020, submitted by Yogurt. Score 11, comments 3

Then appeared on Hacker News 8h37m later as Exploring x509 by creating a toy PKI, submitted by signa11. Score 2, comments 0

  macOS kernel extensions are officially deprecated developer.apple.com  mac

First seen on Hacker News as macOS Kernel Extensions are officially deprecated on 05 Feb 2020, submitted by ameshkov. Score 337, comments 328  🔥

Then appeared on /r/Programming 14m later as Deprecated Kernel Extensions and System Extension Alternatives in macOS 10.15.4, submitted by _IPA_. Score 0, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 9h8m later as macOS kernel extensions are officially deprecated, submitted by mrzool. Score 21, comments 9

  Analyzing WhatsApp Calls medium.com  mobile networking reversing

First seen on Hacker News as Analyzing WhatsApp Calls with Wireshark, Radare2 and Frida on 05 Feb 2020, submitted by pimterry. Score 12, comments 0  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 7h38m later as Analyzing WhatsApp Calls, submitted by calvin. Score 7, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 23h36m later as Analyzing WhatsApp Calls with Wireshark, Radare2 and Frida, submitted by dangerousdeath. Score 9, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 2 days later as Analyzing WhatsApp Calls with Wireshark, Radare2 and Frida, submitted by based2. Score 3, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 55 days later as Analyzing WhatsApp Calls with Wireshark, Radare2 and Frida, submitted by dsr12. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 2 days later as Analyzing WhatsApp Calls with Wireshark, Radare2 and Frida, submitted by eaguyhn. Score 8, comments 0

  Unix as IDE (2012) sanctum.geek.nz  practices unix

First seen on Lobste.rs as Unix as IDE (2012) on 05 Feb 2020, submitted by mooreds. Score 29, comments 17  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 7h9m later as Unix as IDE: Introduction, submitted by signa11. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 16 days later as Using Unix as an IDE, submitted by pcr910303. Score 3, comments 2

Then appeared on Hacker News 5 days later as Unix as IDE (2012), submitted by lrsjng. Score 142, comments 103  🔥

  This website is killing the planet websitecarbon.com  web

First seen on Hacker News as What's your website's carbon footprint? on 05 Feb 2020, submitted by DoreenMichele. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 1 day later as Website Carbon Calculator: How is your website impacting the planet?, submitted by brendt_gd. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 257 days later as This website is killing the planet, submitted by stevelord. Score 70, comments 92 controversial  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 52 days later as Estimate your website's carbon footprint, submitted by edent. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 44 days later as Website Carbon Calculator: how is your website impacting the planet?, submitted by robin_reala. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 77 days later as Website Carbon Calculator – How is your website impacting the planet?, submitted by ggrelet. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Moore's Law, Microprocessors, Abstractions, and First Principles youtube.com  ai person video

First seen on Hacker News as Lex Fridman Interviews Jim Keller on 05 Feb 2020, submitted by localhost. Score 5, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 13h59m later as Jim Keller: Moore's Law, Microprocessors, Abstractions... | AI Podcast, submitted by tomiplaz. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 2 days later as Moore's Law, Microprocessors, Abstractions, First Principles [video], submitted by JabavuAdams. Score 70, comments 6  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 12h42m later as Moore's Law, Microprocessors, Abstractions, and First Principles, submitted by pstef. Score 2, comments 1  💤

Thursday, 06 Feb 2020

  Doubling System Read Throughput with Only 26 Lines of Code pingcap.com  compsci devops performance programming scaling

First seen on Hacker News as Doubling System Read Throughput with Only 26 Lines of Code on 06 Feb 2020, submitted by WTTT. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 7m later as Doubling System Read Throughput with Only 26 Lines of Code, submitted by Queeny. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 1 day later as How We Doubled System Read Throughput with Only 26 Lines of Code, submitted by Caitin_Chen. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 14h56m later as 2x system read throughput with only 26 lines of code, submitted by Edouar1. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 9h19m later as With only 26 lines of code, System Read Throughput doubled, submitted by WTTT. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 23h48m later as Doubling System Read Throughput with Only 26 Lines of Code, submitted by jinqueeny. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 1 day later as Doubling system read throughput with only 26 lines of code, submitted by WTTT. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 12h1m later as What can 26 lines of code do?, submitted by Bella-Xiang. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 35 days later as Implement Follower Read with 26 lines of Rust code for an HTAP database, submitted by Lilian_Lee. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 2 days later as How to double read throughput easily for a NewSQL database, submitted by tennix. Score 2, comments 0

  Cursive: The IDE for beautiful Clojure code cursive-ide.com  clojure

First seen on Hacker News as Cursive: The IDE for Beautiful Clojure(Script) Code on 06 Feb 2020, submitted by yori. Score 2, comments 1

Then appeared on /r/Programming 13m later as Cursive: The IDE for beautiful Clojure(Script) code, submitted by yoritan. Score 15, comments 3

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 168 days later as Cursive: The IDE for beautiful Clojure code, submitted by sanxiyn. Score 25, comments 15  🔥

  Bye-bye Time Machine tbray.org  mac

First seen on Lobste.rs as Bye-bye Time Machine on 06 Feb 2020, submitted by raymii. Score 25, comments 13

Then appeared on Hacker News 3 days later as Bye-Bye Time Machine, submitted by viburnum. Score 2, comments 0

  Coding the Impossible: Palindrome Detector with a Regular Expressions medium.com  programming

First seen on /r/Programming as Coding the Impossible: Palindrome Detector with a Regular Expressions on 06 Feb 2020, submitted by okay_next. Score 0, comments 1

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 3h51m later as Coding the Impossible: Palindrome Detector with a Regular Expressions, submitted by calvin. Score 10, comments 6

Then appeared on Hacker News 3h44m later as Coding the Impossible: Palindrome Detector with a Regular Expressions, submitted by braythwayt. Score 3, comments 1

  Apollo 11 Guidance Computer vs USB-C Chargers forrestheller.com  hardware historical

First seen on Lobste.rs as Apollo 11 Guidance Computer vs USB-C Chargers on 06 Feb 2020, submitted by indy. Score 72, comments 7  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 1m later as Apollo 11 Guidance Computer vs. USB-C Chargers, submitted by indy. Score 397, comments 205  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 8h10m later as Apollo 11 guidance computer vs. USB-C chargers, submitted by fanf2. Score 61, comments 1  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 8h50m later as Apollo 11 Guidance Computer vs. USB-C Chargers, submitted by cnst. Score 5, comments 0

  Bluespec Compiler github.com  programming

First seen on Hacker News as Bluespec Compiler is now open-source on 06 Feb 2020, submitted by scriptdevil. Score 5, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 25 days later as Bluespec Compiler, submitted by zgrep. Score 11, comments 4

Then appeared on Hacker News 1 day later as Bluespec hardware description language compiler, submitted by fanf2. Score 4, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 209 days later as Bluespec Hardware Description Language, submitted by kasbah. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Teardown: Windows 10 on ARM - x86 Emulation threatvector.cylance.com  assembly reversing windows

First seen on /r/Programming as Teardown: Windows 10 on ARM - x86 Emulation on 06 Feb 2020, submitted by NiveaGeForce. Score 34, comments 8

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 7h33m later as Teardown: Windows 10 on ARM - x86 Emulation, submitted by calvin. Score 2, comments 0  💤

  Write Better Python by Learning Elm medium.com  elm practices python

First seen on Lobste.rs as Write Better Python by Learning Elm on 06 Feb 2020, submitted by SaturnFromTitan. Score 17, comments 9

Then appeared on Hacker News 18m later as Write Better Python by Learning Elm, submitted by SaturnFromTitan. Score 5, comments 0

  Reverse engineering my router's firmware with binwalk embeddedbits.org  reversing

First seen on Hacker News as Reverse engineering my router's firmware with binwalk on 06 Feb 2020, submitted by sprado. Score 717, comments 87  🔥

Then appeared on /r/Programming 3h55m later as Reverse engineering my router's firmware with binwalk, submitted by iamkeyur. Score 371, comments 25  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 2h27m later as Reverse engineering my router's firmware with binwalk, submitted by calvin. Score 11, comments 0

  Finding palindrome dates in the Linux command line - explained iridakos.com  linux unix

First seen on /r/Programming as Finding palindrome dates in the command line - explained on 06 Feb 2020, submitted by iridakos. Score 0, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 3h11m later as Finding palindromes in the Linux shell – explained, submitted by laz_arus. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 14h26m later as Finding palindrome dates in the Linux command line - explained, submitted by iridakos. Score 4, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 6h54m later as Find palindrome dates in the Linux command line – explained, submitted by LinuxBender. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 6 days later as Finding date palindromes in the Linux shell – explained, submitted by pelsio. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 31 days later as Find palindrome dates in the Linux command line – explained, submitted by laz_arus. Score 2, comments 0

  Dependencies and maintainers drewdevault.com  culture practices

First seen on Hacker News as Dependencies and Maintainers (Drew DeVault's Blog) on 06 Feb 2020, submitted by valb. Score 8, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 42m later as Dependencies and maintainers, submitted by ignaloidas. Score 15, comments 2

Then appeared on /r/Programming 2h20m later as Dependencies and maintainers, submitted by skeeto. Score 0, comments 12 controversial

Then appeared on Hacker News 13h0m later as Dependencies and Maintainers, submitted by stargrave. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 2 days later as Dependencies and Maintainers, submitted by zdw. Score 3, comments 0

  Live Coding - How to write a Redis Client in Python, from Scratch youtube.com  databases python video

First seen on /r/Programming as Live Coding - How to write a Redis Client in Python, from Scratch! on 06 Feb 2020, submitted by kappaloris. Score 9, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 1m later as How to Write a Redis Client in Python, from Scratch [video], submitted by kristoff_it. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 4 days later as Live Coding - How to write a Redis Client in Python, from Scratch, submitted by kristoff. Score 3, comments 0  💤

  Even With A $199 Laptop, Clear Linux Can Offer Superior Performance To Fedora Or Ubuntu phoronix.com  linux

First seen on Hacker News as Even with a $199 Laptop, Clear Linux Can Offer Superior Performance on 06 Feb 2020, submitted by bsg75. Score 172, comments 103  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 9h48m later as Even With A $199 Laptop, Clear Linux Can Offer Superior Performance To Fedora Or Ubuntu, submitted by Yogthos. Score 6, comments 16 controversial

  How I convinced my government to apologise to Alan Turing changelog.com  historical

First seen on /r/Programming as How I convinced my government to apologise to Alan Turing on 06 Feb 2020, submitted by jerodsanto. Score 181, comments 45  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 16h29m later as How I convinced my government to apologise to Alan Turing, submitted by Frankelstiltskin. Score 17, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News less than a minute later as I convinced my government to apologise to Alan Turing, submitted by Edward9. Score 4, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 4 days later as I convinced my government to apologise to Alan Turing, submitted by ohjeez. Score 2, comments 0

  My Approach to Getting Dramatically Better as a Programmer malisper.me  practices

First seen on Hacker News as My Approach to Getting Dramatically Better as a Programmer on 06 Feb 2020, submitted by malisper. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 6m later as My Approach to Getting Dramatically Better as a Programmer, submitted by malisper. Score 22, comments 12

Then appeared on Hacker News 13h5m later as My Approach to Getting Dramatically Better as a Programmer, submitted by axiomdata316. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 1 year later as My Approach to Getting Dramatically Better as a Programmer (2018), submitted by breck. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs less than a minute later as My Approach to Getting Dramatically Better as a Programmer, submitted by breck. Score 22, comments 5

  No engineer has ever sued a company because of feedback. So why don’t employers do it? blog.interviewing.io  practices

First seen on Hacker News as No engineer has ever sued because of constructive post-interview feedback on 06 Feb 2020, submitted by leeny. Score 527, comments 622  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 12h13m later as No engineer has ever sued a company because of feedback. So why don’t employers do it?, submitted by cnst. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  uBlock Origin available soon in new Firefox for Android Nightly blog.mozilla.org  android browsers privacy

First seen on Lobste.rs as uBlock Origin available soon in new Firefox for Android Nightly on 06 Feb 2020, submitted by polyzen. Score 32, comments 22  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 13h13m later as uBlock Origin Available Soon in New Firefox for Android Nightly, submitted by nachtigall. Score 3, comments 0

  Dicts are now ordered, get used to it softwaremaniacs.org  python

First seen on Lobste.rs as Dicts are now ordered, get used to it on 06 Feb 2020, submitted by isagalaev. Score 44, comments 40  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 5h17m later as Python Dicts are now ordered, get used to it, submitted by kristianp. Score 5, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 15h2m later as Python dicts are now ordered, submitted by signa11. Score 734, comments 436  🔥

Then appeared on /r/Programming 4h13m later as Python dicts are now ordered, submitted by iamkeyur. Score 7, comments 21 controversial

  SlowerLogLog evanmiller.org  compsci math

First seen on Hacker News as SlowerLogLog on 06 Feb 2020, submitted by waffle_ss. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 15h0m later as SlowerLogLog, submitted by tjomk. Score 6, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 20m later as SlowerLogLog, submitted by tjomk. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 13h37m later as SlowerLogLog, submitted by zbentley. Score 2, comments 0

  SciPy 1.0: fundamental algorithms for scientific computing in Python nature.com  python

First seen on Hacker News as SciPy 1.0: fundamental algorithms for scientific computing in Python on 06 Feb 2020, submitted by sebg. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 3 days later as SciPy 1.0: fundamental algorithms for scientific computing in Python, submitted by jonbaer. Score 4, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 1 day later as SciPy 1.0: fundamental algorithms for scientific computing in Python, submitted by Anon84. Score 387, comments 98  🔥

Then appeared on /r/Programming 8h6m later as SciPy 1.0: fundamental algorithms for scientific computing in Python, submitted by glowsplash. Score 152, comments 10  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 2h2m later as SciPy 1.0: fundamental algorithms for scientific computing in Python, submitted by gerikson. Score 16, comments 0

  Protecting users from insecure downloads in Google Chrome security.googleblog.com  browsers

First seen on Hacker News as Protecting users from insecure downloads in Google Chrome on 06 Feb 2020, submitted by trulyrandom. Score 18, comments 4  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 12h42m later as Protecting users from insecure downloads in Google Chrome, submitted by freddyb. Score 0, comments 0  💤

  Profiling and Tracing the Nanos Unikernel nanovms.com  debugging osdev virtualization

First seen on Hacker News as Profiling and Tracing the Nanos Unikernel on 06 Feb 2020, submitted by eyberg. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on /r/Programming 8m later as Profiling and Tracing the Nanos Unikernel, submitted by ieyberg. Score 0, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 30m later as Profiling and Tracing the Nanos Unikernel, submitted by eyberg. Score 2, comments 0  💤

  TV backlight compensation lofibucket.com  graphics python

First seen on Lobste.rs as TV backlight compensation on 06 Feb 2020, submitted by pekkavaa. Score 93, comments 7  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 1h46m later as TV Backlight Compensation, submitted by zdw. Score 388, comments 56  🔥

  FLIF - Free Lossless Image Format flif.info  graphics

First seen on Hacker News as FLIF – Free Lossless Image Format on 06 Feb 2020, submitted by scotteh. Score 691, comments 249  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 27m later as FLIF - Free Lossless Image Format, submitted by friendlysock. Score 30, comments 7

  Deploy your own faasd appliance with cloud-init blog.alexellis.io  devops

First seen on Lobste.rs as Deploy your own faasd appliance with cloud-init on 06 Feb 2020, submitted by raymii. Score 3, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 8h49m later as Build a Serverless appliance with cloud-init and faasd, submitted by alexellisuk. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 7 days later as Build a Serverless Appliance with Faasd, submitted by alexellisuk. Score 3, comments 0

  A bug in Adventure’s endgame quuxplusone.github.io  c games

First seen on Lobste.rs as A bug in Adventure’s endgame on 06 Feb 2020, submitted by raymii. Score 4, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 3h9m later as A Bug in Adventure’s Endgame, submitted by terinjokes. Score 2, comments 0

  SFINAE special members or support incomplete types: Pick at most one quuxplusone.github.io  c++

First seen on Lobste.rs as SFINAE special members or support incomplete types: Pick at most one on 06 Feb 2020, submitted by raymii. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 16h11m later as Sfinae special members or support incomplete types: Pick at most one, submitted by nikbackm. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Friday, 07 Feb 2020

  Baretest — A minimalistic alternative to Jest volument.com  javascript show testing

First seen on Lobste.rs as Baretest — A minimalistic alternative to Jest on 07 Feb 2020, submitted by tipiirai. Score 8, comments 4

Then appeared on Hacker News 1h19m later as Show HN: Baretest – A Minimalistic Alternative to Jest, submitted by tipiirai. Score 18, comments 12  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 172 days later as Baretest: Minimalistic Alternative to Jest, submitted by gk1. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  The end of an Era linaro.org  linux

First seen on Hacker News as Preventing the “Epochalypse” by changing every instance of 32-bit time in Linux on 07 Feb 2020, submitted by dredmorbius. Score 4, comments 1

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 53 days later as The end of an Era, submitted by calvin. Score 53, comments 2  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 3h31m later as The end of an Era – changing every single instance of a 32-bit time_t in Linux, submitted by zdw. Score 165, comments 72  🔥

Then appeared on /r/Programming 6m later as The end of an Era (32-bit time_t and the Year 2038 Problem), submitted by pdp10. Score 119, comments 8  🔥

  You should publish your older works utf9k.net  art

First seen on Lobste.rs as You should publish your older works on 07 Feb 2020, submitted by sentry. Score 12, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News less than a minute later as Publish Your Older Works, submitted by spondyl. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  GNU-FSF cooperation update gnu.org  culture

First seen on Hacker News as GNU-FSF Cooperation Update on 07 Feb 2020, submitted by stargrave. Score 48, comments 9  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 2h11m later as GNU-FSF cooperation update, submitted by Moonchild. Score 0, comments 0  💤

  Setting up a custom CI/CD pipeline for a personal project (Node.js, Docker, Travis) taniarascia.com  devops javascript nodejs programming testing

First seen on Lobste.rs as Setting up a custom CI/CD pipeline for a personal project (Node.js, Docker, Travis) on 07 Feb 2020, submitted by floppydiskette. Score 2, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 361 days later as Complete walkthrough creating CI/CD Pipeline, submitted by drdd. Score 8, comments 0

  ThinkPad T480 is My New Main Laptop which Runs FreeBSD genneko.github.io  freebsd

First seen on Lobste.rs as ThinkPad T480 is My New Main Laptop which Runs FreeBSD on 07 Feb 2020, submitted by vermaden. Score 21, comments 9

Then appeared on Hacker News 11h18m later as ThinkPad T480 is my new main laptop which runs FreeBSD, submitted by sev. Score 338, comments 236  🔥

  Critical Bluetooth Vulnerability in Android (CVE-2020-0022) insinuator.net  android security

First seen on Hacker News as Critical Bluetooth vulnerability in Android on 07 Feb 2020, submitted by photon-torpedo. Score 504, comments 300  🔥

Then appeared on /r/Programming 8h41m later as Critical Bluetooth vulnerability in Android, submitted by iamkeyur. Score 214, comments 34  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 2h12m later as Critical Bluetooth Vulnerability in Android (CVE-2020-0022), submitted by craftyguy. Score 8, comments 1

  Creating Sigils urbit.org  design

First seen on Lobste.rs as Creating Sigils on 07 Feb 2020, submitted by Hail_Spacecake. Score 21, comments 15

Then appeared on Hacker News 3h25m later as Creating Sigils, submitted by littledorky. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 2 days later as Creating Sigils – Urbit, submitted by deegles. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 1 year later as Creating Sigils, submitted by robenkleene. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 61 days later as Creating Sigils (2020), submitted by tosh. Score 3, comments 0

  Combinatris: Tetris, but with SK combinators dirk.rave.org  compsci programming

First seen on Hacker News as Combinatris: Tetris with SKI Combinators on 07 Feb 2020, submitted by kondor. Score 120, comments 14  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 4h42m later as Combinatris: Tetris, but with SK combinators, submitted by pja. Score 28, comments 4

  95%-ile isn't that good danluu.com  programming

First seen on Hacker News as 95th percentile isn't that hard to reach on 07 Feb 2020, submitted by janvdberg. Score 444, comments 286  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs less than a minute later as 95%-ile isn't that good, submitted by j11g. Score 38, comments 23  🔥

  The DF Tootbot Is Once Again Fully Operational daringfireball.net  programming web

First seen on Lobste.rs as The DF Tootbot Is Once Again Fully Operational on 07 Feb 2020, submitted by calvin. Score 2, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 21h7m later as The DF Tootbot Is Once Again Fully Operational, submitted by tosh. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 9h16m later as The Daring Fireball Tootbot Is Once Again Fully Operational, submitted by ColinWright. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  druid: Failing to parse Elixir with Megaparsec evuez.github.io  elixir haskell plt

First seen on Hacker News as Failing to Parse Elixir with Megaparsec on 07 Feb 2020, submitted by evuez. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 23m later as druid: Failing to parse Elixir with Megaparsec, submitted by friendlysock. Score 7, comments 0

  Bringing async/await to embedded Rust ferrous-systems.com  rust

First seen on Hacker News as Bringing async/await to embedded Rust on 07 Feb 2020, submitted by jamesmunns. Score 4, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1m later as Bringing async/await to embedded Rust, submitted by jamesmunns. Score 26, comments 2

  What are Lisp macros good for, anyway? levelup.gitconnected.com  clojure programming

First seen on Lobste.rs as What are Lisp macros good for, anyway? on 07 Feb 2020, submitted by Yogthos. Score 13, comments 7

Then appeared on Hacker News 1h48m later as What are Lisp macros good for, anyway?, submitted by sev. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 13h43m later as What are Lisp macros good for, anyway?, submitted by tosh. Score 2, comments 0

  NASA brings Voyager 2 fully back online, 11.5 billion miles from Earth inverse.com  historical

First seen on Hacker News as NASA Brings Voyager 2 fully back online, 11.5B miles from Earth on 07 Feb 2020, submitted by el_duderino. Score 7, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 11h20m later as NASA brings Voyager 2 fully back online, submitted by tomcdonnell. Score 57, comments 1  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 3h4m later as NASA brings Voyager 2 fully back online, 11.5 billion miles from Earth, submitted by indy. Score 30, comments 1

  cris691/beamsplitter - new 10-bit hash function github.com  crypto

First seen on Hacker News as Show HN: A new hash that passes SMHasher. Faster than SHA-256 on 07 Feb 2020, submitted by catchbepis22. Score 6, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 2 days later as Show HN: Hash from s-box. Passes SMHasher and is possibly universal, submitted by catchbepis22. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 4h46m later as cris691/beamsplitter - new 10-bit hash function, submitted by friendlysock. Score 5, comments 2

  Build a Lightning Quick Website using Hugo and S3 joshbradley.me  performance web

First seen on Hacker News as Building a website that loads in 50ms on 07 Feb 2020, submitted by jb_rad. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on /r/Programming 1m later as Building a website that loads in 50ms, submitted by jinklers. Score 98, comments 88  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 19h28m later as Build a Lightning Quick Website using Hugo and S3, submitted by calvin. Score 15, comments 7

  The Definitive Glossary of Higher Mathematical Jargon mathvault.ca  math

First seen on Hacker News as Higher Mathematics in 106 Terms on 07 Feb 2020, submitted by R3G1R. Score 14, comments 0  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 21 days later as A giant glossary of mathematical jargon, submitted by R3G1R. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 91 days later as Higher math summarized in 106 terms, submitted by R3G1R. Score 14, comments 1  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 54m later as The Definitive Glossary of Higher Mathematical Jargon, submitted by mooreds. Score 14, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 27 days later as Higher Mathematics in 106 Terms, submitted by R3G1R. Score 18, comments 0  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 63 days later as Foundation of advanced math in 106 terms, submitted by R3G1R. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 31 days later as A 106-term glossary of mathematical jargon, submitted by R3G1R. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 23 days later as Mathematical jargon: a 106-term glossary, submitted by R3G1R. Score 3, comments 0

  Research should not stop with the research paper lemire.me  compsci science

First seen on Hacker News as Research should not stop with the research paper on 07 Feb 2020, submitted by ingve. Score 8, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 3 days later as Research should not stop with the research paper, submitted by artem. Score 3, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 3 days later as Research should not stop with the research paper, submitted by adunk. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 1 day later as Research should not stop with the research paper, submitted by adunk. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Pioneering as a Process Person bytes.yingw787.com  programming

First seen on Lobste.rs as Pioneering as a Process Person on 07 Feb 2020, submitted by yingw787. Score 5, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 2m later as Pioneering as a Process Person, submitted by yingw787. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  The Burroughs Memoirs users.monash.edu.au  hardware historical practices

First seen on Lobste.rs as The Burroughs Memoirs on 07 Feb 2020, submitted by calvin. Score 11, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 2h7m later as The Burroughs Memoirs, submitted by kristianp. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 19 days later as The Burroughs Memoirs, submitted by kristianp. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Saturday, 08 Feb 2020

  Introduction to Statistical Learning with Applications in R faculty.marshall.usc.edu  book math pdf

First seen on Lobste.rs as Introduction to Statistical Learning with Applications in R on 08 Feb 2020, submitted by pushcx. Score 2, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 129 days later as Introduction to Statistical Learning, submitted by Schiphol. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 49 days later as Introduction to Statistical Learning, submitted by noch. Score 163, comments 29  🔥

  My productivity app is a single .txt file jeffhuang.com  practices show

First seen on Lobste.rs as My productivity app is a single .txt file on 08 Feb 2020, submitted by jeffhuang. Score 61, comments 21  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 9h58m later as My productivity app for the past 12 years has been a single .txt file, submitted by lazyjeff. Score 1545, comments 402  🔥

  The Future of Internet Regulation at the European Parliament ar.al  law

First seen on Lobste.rs as The Future of Internet Regulation at the European Parliament on 08 Feb 2020, submitted by raymii. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 310 days later as The Future of Internet Regulation at the European Parliament, submitted by syck. Score 2, comments 0

  Parens for Python - UMAP & Trimap nextjournal.com  clojure python

First seen on Hacker News as Clojure: Parens for Python – UMAP and Trimap on 08 Feb 2020, submitted by tosh. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 6h38m later as Parens for Python - UMAP & Trimap, submitted by Yogthos. Score 4, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 5h55m later as Parens for Python – UMAP and Trimap, submitted by based2. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Why Dhall advertises the absence of Turing-completeness haskellforall.com  plt

First seen on /r/Programming as Why Dhall advertises the absence of Turing-completeness on 08 Feb 2020, submitted by alexeyr. Score 23, comments 60 controversial  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 1h9m later as Why Dhall advertises the absence of Turing-completeness, submitted by yori. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 4h48m later as Why Dhall advertises the absence of Turing-completeness, submitted by calvin. Score 22, comments 14

  dksnap - Docker Snapshots for Dev & Test Data github.com  databases show

First seen on Lobste.rs as dksnap - Docker Snapshots for Dev & Test Data on 08 Feb 2020, submitted by EthanJJackson. Score 5, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 1m later as Show HN: Dksnap – Docker Snapshots for Dev and Test Data, submitted by EthanJJackson. Score 16, comments 4  🔥

  Dangerous Domain Corp.com Goes Up for Sale krebsonsecurity.com  security web

First seen on Hacker News as Dangerous domain corp.com goes up for sale on 08 Feb 2020, submitted by DemiGuru. Score 406, comments 290  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 15h54m later as Dangerous Domain Corp.com Goes Up for Sale, submitted by nil. Score 35, comments 1

  The tools you'd miss if you left a company rachelbythebay.com  practices

First seen on Hacker News as Tools you’d miss if you left a company on 08 Feb 2020, submitted by kogir. Score 170, comments 108  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 24m later as The tools you'd miss if you left a company, submitted by friendlysock. Score 55, comments 32  🔥

  Analyzing attacks on my web server dev.to  linux security

First seen on Lobste.rs as Analyzing attacks on my web server on 08 Feb 2020, submitted by JeremyMorgan. Score 4, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 8m later as Analyzing the attacks on my website, submitted by JeremyMorgan. Score 104, comments 59  🔥

Sunday, 09 Feb 2020

  Lessons learned from writing ShellCheck, GitHub’s now most starred Haskell project vidarholen.net  haskell

First seen on Hacker News as Lessons learned from writing ShellCheck on 09 Feb 2020, submitted by r4um. Score 307, comments 46  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 7h31m later as Lessons learned from writing ShellCheck, GitHub’s now most starred Haskell project, submitted by ehamberg. Score 83, comments 28  🔥

  A memory optimized JavaScript engine for mid-range devices such as mobile phone, tablet github.com  javascript

First seen on Lobste.rs as A memory optimized JavaScript engine for mid-range devices such as mobile phone, tablet on 09 Feb 2020, submitted by eatonphil. Score 14, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News less than a minute later as A memory optimized JavaScript engine for mid-range devices, submitted by eatonphil. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 14h23m later as Escargot is a memory optimized JavaScript engine for mid-range devices, submitted by zdw. Score 2, comments 0

  The Trouble with TypeScript dev.to  javascript

First seen on Hacker News as The Trouble with TypeScript on 09 Feb 2020, submitted by ryansolid. Score 4, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 89 days later as The Trouble with TypeScript, submitted by orange8. Score 5, comments 1

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1h57m later as The Trouble with TypeScript, submitted by mooreds. Score 5, comments 2

  The natural number game wwwf.imperial.ac.uk  formalmethods

First seen on Hacker News as The Natural Number Game on 09 Feb 2020, submitted by ahelwer. Score 2, comments 1

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 3 days later as The natural number game, submitted by ahelwer. Score 6, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 27 days later as Lean Prover – Natural Number Game, submitted by dqpb. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 26 days later as Natural number game, submitted by Chirono. Score 81, comments 14  🔥

  Creating Org mode sparse trees in Emacs and organice 200ok.ch  emacs

First seen on Hacker News as Creating Org mode sparse trees in Emacs and organice on 09 Feb 2020, submitted by preek. Score 118, comments 13  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1m later as Creating Org mode sparse trees in Emacs and organice, submitted by munen. Score 13, comments 5

Then appeared on /r/Programming 1 day later as Creating Org mode sparse trees in Emacs and organice, submitted by iamkeyur. Score 3, comments 2

  Narrowing the Gap Between Serverless and its State with Storage Functions cs.utah.edu  databases pdf

First seen on Lobste.rs as Narrowing the Gap Between Serverless and its State with Storage Functions on 09 Feb 2020, submitted by bigdeddu. Score 3, comments 2

Then appeared on Hacker News 3h58m later as Narrowing the gap between serverless and state with storage functions (2019) [pdf], submitted by dedalus. Score 47, comments 4  🔥

  How Much Better Was DEC Alpha Than Contemporary x86? retrocomputing.stackexchange.com  hardware

First seen on Hacker News as How much better was DEC Alpha than contemporary x86? on 09 Feb 2020, submitted by turrini. Score 119, comments 117  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 13 days later as How Much Better Was DEC Alpha Than Contemporary x86?, submitted by vermaden. Score 0, comments 0  💤

  Repurposing an old Android phone as a Ruby web server lbrito1.github.io  android ruby

First seen on /r/Programming as Repurposing an old Android phone as a Ruby web server on 09 Feb 2020, submitted by lbrito1. Score 22, comments 7

Then appeared on Hacker News 23h9m later as Repurposing an old Android phone as a Ruby web server, submitted by lbrito. Score 4, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 7h19m later as Repurposing an old Android phone as a Ruby web server, submitted by calvin. Score 3, comments 2

Then appeared on Hacker News 3 days later as Repurposing an old Android phone as a Ruby web server, submitted by kawera. Score 3, comments 0

  Source code has a brief and lonely existence shape-of-code.coding-guidelines.com  philosophy practices programming

First seen on /r/Programming as Most code only lives a few years and is only edited by one person on 09 Feb 2020, submitted by I-Only-Lurk-SRD. Score 103, comments 69  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 8h40m later as Source code has a brief and lonely existence, submitted by cadey. Score 9, comments 6

Then appeared on Hacker News 3h11m later as Source code has a brief and lonely existence, submitted by zdw. Score 4, comments 0

  Working on hard, ambitious graphics software for the dream of FOSS sourcesort.com  c graphics hardware linux reversing

First seen on Hacker News as Working on hard, ambitious graphics software for the dream of FOSS on 09 Feb 2020, submitted by Jefro118. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 3m later as Working on hard, ambitious graphics software for the dream of FOSS, submitted by emilepw. Score 35, comments 11  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 7 days later as Working on hard, ambitious graphics software for the dream of FOSS, submitted by jrepinc. Score 2, comments 0

  Alpha: The History in Facts and Comments alasir.com  hardware historical

First seen on Lobste.rs as Alpha: The History in Facts and Comments on 09 Feb 2020, submitted by friendlysock. Score 7, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 51m later as Alpha: The History in Facts and Comments, submitted by stargrave. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 17h24m later as Alpha: A History in Facts and Comments, submitted by fanf2. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 8 days later as DEC Alpha: A History in Facts and Comments (2005), submitted by fanf2. Score 68, comments 30  🔥

  The Website Obesity Crisis (2015) idlewords.com  web

First seen on Hacker News as The Website Obesity Crisis (2015) on 09 Feb 2020, submitted by sysoleg. Score 49, comments 22  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 214 days later as The Website Obesity Crisis (2015), submitted by kev. Score 34, comments 8  🔥

  Demystifying Browsers textslashplain.com  browsers

First seen on Hacker News as Demystifying Browsers on 09 Feb 2020, submitted by CharlesW. Score 4, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1 day later as Demystifying Browsers, submitted by calvin. Score 12, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 2 days later as Demystifying Browsers, submitted by elorant. Score 2, comments 0

  Meaningful Availability usenix.org  distributed pdf

First seen on Hacker News as Meaningful Availability [pdf] on 09 Feb 2020, submitted by gmolau. Score 4, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1 day later as Meaningful Availability, submitted by dmathieu. Score 3, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 1h15m later as Meaningful Availability [pdf], submitted by geocar. Score 30, comments 0  🔥

  Scheme fatigue hyper.dev  lisp

First seen on Lobste.rs as Scheme fatigue on 09 Feb 2020, submitted by zig. Score 32, comments 3

Then appeared on Hacker News 13h1m later as Scheme Fatigue, submitted by Bella-Xiang. Score 3, comments 0

  Exploiting Netgear’s Routerlogin.com saleemrashid.com  security

First seen on Hacker News as Exploiting Netgear's Routerlogin.com on 09 Feb 2020, submitted by rahuldottech. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1 day later as Exploiting Netgear’s Routerlogin.com, submitted by calvin. Score 6, comments 0

  Memory Bandwidth Napkin Math forrestthewoods.com  hardware performance

First seen on Hacker News as Memory Bandwidth Napkin Math on 09 Feb 2020, submitted by forrestthewoods. Score 5, comments 0

Then appeared on /r/Programming 23m later as Memory Bandwidth Napkin Math, submitted by NX18. Score 115, comments 12  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 7h20m later as Memory Bandwidth Napkin Math, submitted by calvin. Score 14, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 6h20m later as Memory Bandwidth Napkin Math, submitted by Epholys. Score 269, comments 54  🔥

Then appeared on /r/Programming 1 day later as Memory Bandwidth Napkin Math, submitted by jdrch. Score 4, comments 2

  Linux 5.6 Is The Most Exciting Kernel In Years With So Many New Features phoronix.com  linux

First seen on Hacker News as Linux 5.6 is the most exciting kernel in years on 09 Feb 2020, submitted by alexellisuk. Score 714, comments 246  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 9h11m later as Linux 5.6 Is The Most Exciting Kernel In Years With So Many New Features, submitted by j11g. Score 32, comments 17  🔥

  Trying to sneak in a sketchy .so over the weekend rachelbythebay.com  devops

First seen on Hacker News as Trying to sneak in a sketchy .so over the weekend on 09 Feb 2020, submitted by ingve. Score 410, comments 220  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 2h30m later as Trying to sneak in a sketchy .so over the weekend, submitted by aleph. Score 17, comments 4

  They called it "big iron" for a reason howtospotapsychopath.com  hardware historical

First seen on Hacker News as They called it “big iron” for a reason: Cray-1M site planning reference manual on 09 Feb 2020, submitted by fanf2. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 2h10m later as They called it "big iron" for a reason, submitted by friendlysock. Score 6, comments 0

Monday, 10 Feb 2020

  6 things I wish I knew about state management when I started writing React apps medium.com  javascript

First seen on Hacker News as 6 things I wished I knew about state management when I started using React on 10 Feb 2020, submitted by veeralpatel979. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 14h2m later as Things I wish I knew about state management when I started writing React apps, submitted by thereyougo. Score 296, comments 327  🔥

Then appeared on /r/Programming 13h33m later as Things I wish I knew about state management when I started writing React apps, submitted by iamkeyur. Score 0, comments 4

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1 day later as 6 things I wish I knew about state management when I started writing React apps, submitted by caff. Score 2, comments 0  💤

  Is a Dataframe Just a Table? plateau-workshop.org  pdf programming

First seen on Hacker News as Is a Dataframe Just a Table? (2019) [pdf] on 10 Feb 2020, submitted by luu. Score 193, comments 113  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 18 days later as Is a Dataframe Just a Table?, submitted by dl. Score 17, comments 1

  Bizcat - an 8x16 bitmap font robey.lag.net  design graphics show

First seen on Lobste.rs as Bizcat - an 8x16 bitmap font on 10 Feb 2020, submitted by robey. Score 42, comments 15  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 14h7m later as Bizcat: An 8x16 Bitmap Font, submitted by wchar_t. Score 13, comments 4  🔥

  All Programming Languages are Wrong users.rcn.com  plt

First seen on Hacker News as “All Programming Languages Are Wrong” – David Moon on 10 Feb 2020, submitted by self. Score 4, comments 1

Then appeared on /r/Programming 4h37m later as All Programming Languages are Wrong, submitted by gadelan. Score 0, comments 7

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 11h32m later as All Programming Languages are Wrong, submitted by GeoffWozniak. Score 15, comments 20 controversial

Then appeared on Hacker News 1 day later as All Programming Languages are Wrong (2018), submitted by jashkenas. Score 57, comments 75 controversial  🔥

  How symmetric password-authenticated key exchanges work (sPAKE) cryptologie.net  crypto

First seen on Lobste.rs as How symmetric password-authenticated key exchanges work (sPAKE) on 10 Feb 2020, submitted by asymptotically. Score 3, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 1h2m later as How symmetric password-authenticated key exchanges work (sPAKE), submitted by Edward9. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  JuliaLang: The Ingredients for a Composable Programming Language white.ucc.asn.au  plt

First seen on Hacker News as JuliaLang: The Ingredients for a Composable Programming Language on 10 Feb 2020, submitted by mindB. Score 355, comments 221  🔥

Then appeared on /r/Programming 10h36m later as JuliaLang: The Ingredients for a Composable Programming Language, submitted by ViralBShah. Score 10, comments 4

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 63 days later as JuliaLang: The Ingredients for a Composable Programming Language, submitted by Sietsebb. Score 8, comments 6

  Understand Group by in Django with SQL hakibenita.com  databases python

First seen on Lobste.rs as Understand Group by in Django with SQL on 10 Feb 2020, submitted by Haki. Score 4, comments 2

Then appeared on Hacker News 1m later as Understand Group by in Django with SQL, submitted by haki. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 4 days later as Understand Group by in Django with SQL Examples, submitted by Fazel94. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Limit the impact of a security intrusion with systemd security directives ctrl.blog  linux security systemd

First seen on Lobste.rs as Limit the impact of a security intrusion with systemd security directives on 10 Feb 2020, submitted by discovery. Score 9, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 1h29m later as Limit the impact of a security intrusion with systemd security directives, submitted by weinzierl. Score 5, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 11h59m later as Limit the impact of a security intrusion with systemd security directives, submitted by Tomte. Score 3, comments 0

  I redesigned the infamous Iowa election app in 30 minutes uxdesign.cc  design

First seen on Lobste.rs as I redesigned the infamous Iowa election app in 30 minutes on 10 Feb 2020, submitted by asteroid. Score -2, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 3m later as I redesigned the infamous IOWA App in 30 minutes, submitted by ohjeez. Score 1, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 3 days later as Redesigning the infamous IOWA App in 30 minutes, submitted by totaldude87. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Every Melody Has Been Copyrighted (and they're all on this hard drive) youtube.com  law rust video

First seen on Hacker News as Every Melody Has Been Copyrighted (and they're all on this hard drive) on 10 Feb 2020, submitted by stephenSinniah. Score 9, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 10h7m later as Copyright implications of brute forcing all 12-tone major melodies [video], submitted by earenndil. Score 4, comments 1

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 15h0m later as Every Melody Has Been Copyrighted (and they're all on this hard drive), submitted by seabre. Score 28, comments 13  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 31m later as Copyrighting melodies to avoid accidental infringement [video], submitted by ChrisArchitect. Score 130, comments 109  🔥

  Tools in My Toolbox malisper.me  practices

First seen on Lobste.rs as Tools in My Toolbox on 10 Feb 2020, submitted by malisper. Score 21, comments 4

Then appeared on Hacker News 1m later as Tools in My Toolbox, submitted by malisper. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  MATE 1.24 Released mate-desktop.org  release

First seen on Hacker News as Mate 1.24 Released on 10 Feb 2020, submitted by lukastyrychtr. Score 9, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 1 day later as Mate Desktop 1.24, submitted by ashitlerferad. Score 153, comments 74  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1 day later as MATE 1.24 Released, submitted by vermaden. Score 19, comments 10

  Six Features Not In The Mainline Linux 5.6 Kernel - Phoronix phoronix.com  linux

First seen on Lobste.rs as Six Features Not In The Mainline Linux 5.6 Kernel - Phoronix on 10 Feb 2020, submitted by zladuric. Score 3, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 1 day later as Six Features Not in the Mainline Linux 5.6 Kernel, submitted by LinuxBender. Score 5, comments 0

  Cryptography Dispatches: The Linux CSPRNG Is Now Good buttondown.email  crypto linux

First seen on Hacker News as Cryptography Dispatches: The Linux Csprng Is Now Good on 10 Feb 2020, submitted by jasonrm. Score 6, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 14h51m later as Cryptography Dispatches: The Linux CSPRNG Is Now Good, submitted by Siosm. Score 30, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 1h47m later as The Linux kernel /dev/urandom CSPRNG is now good, submitted by fanf2. Score 4, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 17h5m later as The Linux Csprng Is Now Good, submitted by signa11. Score 7, comments 0

  Copyrighting all the melodies to avoid accidental infringement youtube.com  law video

First seen on Hacker News as Copyrighting all the melodies to avoid accidental infringement on 10 Feb 2020, submitted by philips. Score 7, comments 5  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 21h24m later as Copyrighting all melodies to avoid accidental infringement, submitted by slowhand09. Score 4, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 3h23m later as Copyrighting all the melodies to avoid accidental infringement, submitted by JordiGH. Score 4, comments 0

  Lets Be Real About Dependencies wiki.alopex.li  practices

First seen on Lobste.rs as Lets Be Real About Dependencies on 10 Feb 2020, submitted by icefox. Score 76, comments 35  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 2h10m later as Let's be real about dependencies, submitted by steveklabnik. Score 27, comments 8  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 10h25m later as Lets Be Real About Dependencies, submitted by dvko. Score 4, comments 0

Then appeared on /r/Programming 1h59m later as Let's Be Real About Dependencies, submitted by MSleepyPanda. Score 237, comments 168  🔥

  Just some scripts spmx.ca  windows

First seen on Lobste.rs as Just some scripts on 10 Feb 2020, submitted by qqn. Score 3, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 5h2m later as Just some scripts I find useful in Windows, submitted by qqn. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Diagram as Code for prototyping cloud system architectures github.com  devops programming

First seen on Hacker News as Diagram as Code for prototyping cloud system architectures on 10 Feb 2020, submitted by simplecto. Score 129, comments 30  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 92 days later as Diagram as Code for prototyping cloud system architectures, submitted by banhloc. Score 2, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on /r/Programming 301 days later as Diagrams lets you draw the cloud system architecture in Python code, submitted by mariuz. Score 7, comments 0

  Where is the fashionable mathematics? xenaproject.wordpress.com  formalmethods math

First seen on Lobste.rs as Where is the fashionable mathematics? on 10 Feb 2020, submitted by c-cube. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 11 days later as Where is the fashionable mathematics?, submitted by karlicoss. Score 85, comments 64  🔥

  Leveraging the "Display Server" to Improve Debugging arcan-fe.com  debugging practices

First seen on Hacker News as Leveraging the “Display Server” to Improve Debugging on 10 Feb 2020, submitted by cxr. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 21h42m later as Leveraging the "Display Server" to Improve Debugging, submitted by Moonchild. Score 5, comments 0

Then appeared on /r/Programming 20 days later as Leveraging the “Display Server” to Improve Debugging (Arcan), submitted by vfclists. Score 1, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 3 days later as Leveraging the “Display Server” to Improve Debugging, submitted by mikenew. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Tuesday, 11 Feb 2020

  I was Wrong about Nix christine.website  practices programming

First seen on Lobste.rs as I was Wrong about Nix on 11 Feb 2020, submitted by belak. Score 105, comments 27  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 42m later as I Was Wrong about Nix, submitted by xena. Score 278, comments 242  🔥

Then appeared on /r/Programming 4h8m later as I Was Wrong about Nix, submitted by iamkeyur. Score 64, comments 131 controversial  🔥

  The hard part of blogging is not writing, it is sharing your post andregarzia.com  rant web

First seen on Hacker News as The hard part of blogging is not writing, it is sharing your post on 11 Feb 2020, submitted by soapdog. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 18h17m later as The hard part of blogging is not writing, it is sharing your post, submitted by basus. Score 9, comments 17 controversial

  Alexa, are you listening? labs.f-secure.com  hardware linux security

First seen on Lobste.rs as Alexa, are you listening? on 11 Feb 2020, submitted by cos. Score 6, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News less than a minute later as Alexa, Are You Listening?, submitted by cosmojg. Score 1, comments 1

  Custom GitHub Issue Labels karolis.koncevicius.lt  practices

First seen on Lobste.rs as Custom GitHub Issue Labels on 11 Feb 2020, submitted by KKPMW. Score 14, comments 8

Then appeared on Hacker News 10h48m later as Custom GitHub Issue Labels, submitted by pcr910303. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Mozilla lost the browser wars. It still thinks it can save the internet protocol.com  browsers

First seen on Lobste.rs as Mozilla lost the browser wars. It still thinks it can save the internet on 11 Feb 2020, submitted by discovery. Score 5, comments 17 controversial

Then appeared on Hacker News 9h15m later as Mozilla’s plan to fix internet privacy, submitted by DvdGiessen. Score 377, comments 273  🔥

  Agile as Trauma doriantaylor.com  historical practices

First seen on Hacker News as Agile as Trauma on 11 Feb 2020, submitted by tamersalama. Score 51, comments 9  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 2h44m later as Agile as Trauma, submitted by sami_buzz. Score 39, comments 4  🔥

Then appeared on /r/Programming 9h10m later as Agile as Trauma, submitted by speckz. Score 53, comments 22  🔥

  Compiling a Functional Language Using C++, Part 9 - Garbage Collection danilafe.com  c++ compilers

First seen on Lobste.rs as Compiling a Functional Language Using C++, Part 9 - Garbage Collection on 11 Feb 2020, submitted by DanilaFe. Score 18, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 8h9m later as Compiling a Functional Language Using C++, Part 9 – Garbage Collection, submitted by pcr910303. Score 103, comments 23  🔥

Then appeared on /r/Programming 8h22m later as Compiling a Functional Language Using C++, Part 9 - Garbage Collection, submitted by danilafe. Score 6, comments 2

  Oh, don't worry, I've screwed up plenty of things too rachelbythebay.com  programming

First seen on Hacker News as I've screwed up plenty of things too on 11 Feb 2020, submitted by Lammy. Score 376, comments 149  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 2h15m later as Oh, don't worry, I've screwed up plenty of things too, submitted by j11g. Score 36, comments 0

  Regular Release Distributions Are Wrong rootco.de  devops linux rant

First seen on Hacker News as Regular Release Distributions Are Wrong on 11 Feb 2020, submitted by makepanic. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 2 days later as Regular Release Distributions Are Wrong, submitted by calvin. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Rearchitecting CouchDB on Top of FoundationDB youtube.com  databases video

First seen on Hacker News as Rearchitecting CouchDB on Top of FoundationDB [video] on 11 Feb 2020, submitted by amirouche. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1m later as Rearchitecting CouchDB on Top of FoundationDB, submitted by zig. Score 14, comments 4

  KDE Plasma 5.18: More Convenient and with Long Term Stability kde.org  release

First seen on Hacker News as Plasma 5.18 on 11 Feb 2020, submitted by mistermatt. Score 142, comments 79  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1h20m later as KDE Plasma 5.18: More Convenient and with Long Term Stability, submitted by ignaloidas. Score 5, comments 0

  The CIA secretly bought a company that sold encryption devices across the world. Then its spies sat back and listened washingtonpost.com  crypto historical

First seen on Hacker News as How the CIA used Crypto AG encryption devices to spy on countries for decades on 11 Feb 2020, submitted by allard. Score 962, comments 330  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 3h49m later as The CIA secretly bought a company that sold encryption devices across the world. Then its spies sat back and listened, submitted by calvin. Score 9, comments 0

  How to start using Python Type Annotations with Mypy stackbuilders.com  plt python

First seen on Hacker News as How to start using Python type annotations with Mypy on 11 Feb 2020, submitted by jpvillaisaza. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on /r/Programming less than a minute later as How to start using Python type annotations with Mypy, submitted by jpvillaisaza. Score 12, comments 15

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1 day later as How to start using Python Type Annotations with Mypy, submitted by juanpaucar. Score 12, comments 1

  Backblaze Hard Drive Stats for 2019 backblaze.com  hardware

First seen on Hacker News as Hard Drive Stats for 2019 on 11 Feb 2020, submitted by sashk. Score 355, comments 163  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 2h18m later as Backblaze Hard Drive Stats for 2019, submitted by polyzen. Score 23, comments 0

  PostgreSQL triggers and isolation levels vladmihalcea.com  databases

First seen on /r/Programming as How do PostgreSQL triggers work depending on the current transaction isolation level on 11 Feb 2020, submitted by vladmihalceacom. Score 35, comments 3

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 7h8m later as PostgreSQL triggers and isolation levels, submitted by calvin. Score 3, comments 0  💤

  The past and the future of hub mislav.net  vcs

First seen on Hacker News as The Past and the Future of Hub on 11 Feb 2020, submitted by seedie. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 1 day later as The Past and the Future of Hub, submitted by guessmyname. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 17m later as The past and the future of hub, submitted by karlicoss. Score 21, comments 5

Then appeared on Hacker News 9h32m later as The Past and Future of hub, submitted by jez. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Rob Landley about the /usr split blog.w1r3.net  historical unix