HN&&LO monthly stats for November 2021

  IPv4 addresses are silly, inet_aton(3) doubly so netmeister.org  historical networking

First seen on Hacker News as IPv4 addresses are silly, inet_aton(3) doubly so on 29 Oct 2021, submitted by Tomte. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 9h2m later as IPv4 addresses are silly, inet_aton(3) doubly so, submitted by napkindrawing. Score 22, comments 2

Then appeared on Hacker News 3 days later as IPv4 addresses are silly, inet_aton(3) doubly so, submitted by vonadz. Score 82, comments 58  🔥   ⭐(9)

  Sustainable growth and visibility estebank.github.io  practices rust

First seen on Hacker News as Sustainable Growth and Visibility on 29 Oct 2021, submitted by lukastyrychtr. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 2 days later as Sustainable growth and visibility, submitted by sanxiyn. Score 8, comments 0

  How We Saved Millions in SSD Costs by Upgrading Our Filesystem heap.io  devops

First seen on Hacker News as We Saved Millions in SSD Costs by Upgrading Our Filesystem on 29 Oct 2021, submitted by kmdupree. Score 3, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 11 days later as We saved millions in SSD costs by upgrading our filesystem, submitted by kmdupree. Score 647, comments 304  🔥   ⭐(1)

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 9h27m later as How We Saved Millions in SSD Costs by Upgrading Our Filesystem, submitted by susam. Score 6, comments 2

  Can Data Die? Tracking the Lenna Image pudding.cool  culture graphics historical person

First seen on Hacker News as Can Data Die? on 29 Oct 2021, submitted by cyanbane. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1 day later as Can Data Die? Tracking the Lenna Image, submitted by quad. Score 39, comments 4  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 20h53m later as Can Data Die? Tracking the Lenna Image, submitted by feross. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 1 day later as Can Data Die?, submitted by betolink. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 11h41m later as Can Data Die?, submitted by bryanrasmussen. Score 7, comments 14 controversial  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 4 days later as Can Data Die? Tracking the Lenna Image, submitted by BerislavLopac. Score 19, comments 26 controversial  🔥   ⭐(22)

Then appeared on Hacker News 10h10m later as Can Data Die? Tracking the Lenna Image, submitted by madmax108. Score 2, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 35 days later as Tracking the Lenna Image, submitted by Brajeshwar. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  How partial, covering, and multicolumn indexes may slow down UPDATEs in PostgreSQL postgres.ai  databases performance

First seen on Hacker News as How partial, covering, and multicolumn indexes may slow down UPDATEs in Postgres on 29 Oct 2021, submitted by samokhvalov. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on /r/Programming 2 days later as How partial, covering, and multicolumn indexes may slow down UPDATEs in PostgreSQL, submitted by ImprovementBig3186. Score 10, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 1 day later as Partial, covering, and multicolumn indexes may slow down UPDATEs in Postgres, submitted by samokhvalov. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 12 days later as How partial, covering, and multicolumn indexes may slow down UPDATEs in PostgreSQL, submitted by sjamaan. Score 5, comments 1

Saturday, 30 Oct 2021

  Emacs & Emojis: A love Story lars.ingebrigtsen.no  emacs

First seen on Hacker News as Emacs and Emojis: A Story on 30 Oct 2021, submitted by pabs3. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 7 days later as Emacs & Emojis: A love Story, submitted by Flow. Score 22, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 8m later as Emacs and Emojis: A Love Story, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Portable software is more complex than you think sporks.space  api practices unix

First seen on Lobste.rs as Portable software is more complex than you think on 30 Oct 2021, submitted by calvin. Score 16, comments 6

Then appeared on Hacker News 10m later as Portable software is more complex than you think, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 1 day later as Portable software is more complex than you think, submitted by asicsp. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 24 days later as Portable software is more complex than you think, submitted by asicsp. Score 6, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 11 days later as Portable software is more complex than you think, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 2, comments 0   ⭐(18)

  Strong AI Requires Autonomous Building of Composable Models thegradient.pub  ai

First seen on Hacker News as Strong AI Requires Autonomous Building of Composable Models on 30 Oct 2021, submitted by andreyk. Score 2, comments 0   ⭐(16)

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1 day later as Strong AI Requires Autonomous Building of Composable Models, submitted by Yogthos. Score 2, comments 2

Sunday, 31 Oct 2021

  Begin...End? youtube.com  python video

First seen on Hacker News as David Beazley Keynote at PyData Global, Oct 28th 2021 on 31 Oct 2021, submitted by biffa. Score 3, comments 2

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 2h44m later as Begin...End?, submitted by seasidedrum. Score 2, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 1 day later as David Beazley: How Python Conquered the Science World, submitted by phsilva. Score 2, comments 0

  Evaluating Clever CSS Solutions css-irl.info  css

First seen on Lobste.rs as Evaluating Clever CSS Solutions on 31 Oct 2021, submitted by starbist. Score 7, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 7m later as Evaluating Clever CSS Solutions, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 17h17m later as CSS { in Real Life } – Evaluating Clever CSS Solutions, submitted by lightlyused. Score 16, comments 0  🔥

  which is not POSIX hynek.me  programming unix

First seen on Hacker News as Which Is Not Posix on 31 Oct 2021, submitted by BerislavLopac. Score 2, comments 0   ⭐(9)

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1 day later as which is not POSIX, submitted by majjoha. Score 8, comments 4

  Bash functions are better than I thought cuddly-octo-palm-tree.com  programming unix

First seen on /r/Programming as Underwhelmed by Bash functions? Maybe you're using them wrong. I was. on 31 Oct 2021, submitted by gaverhae. Score 714, comments 200  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 4h25m later as Bash functions are better than I thought, submitted by calvin. Score 34, comments 12  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 8m later as Bash functions are better than I thought, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 7, comments 1   ⭐(1)

Then appeared on /r/Programming 14h29m later as Bash functions are better than I thought, submitted by pmz. Score 5, comments 2

  sysexits -- preferable exit codes for programs freebsd.org  c unix

First seen on Hacker News as sysexits – preferable exit codes for programs on 31 Oct 2021, submitted by susam. Score 3, comments 0   ⭐(4)

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 16h35m later as sysexits -- preferable exit codes for programs, submitted by susam. Score 24, comments 9  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 19m later as Sysexits – preferable exit codes for programs, submitted by signa11. Score 15, comments 4  🔥

  Working with signals in Rust - some things that signal handlers can't handle jameselford.com  rust

First seen on /r/Programming as Working with signals in Rust - some things that signal handlers can't handle on 31 Oct 2021, submitted by jelford. Score 45, comments 4  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 1 day later as Working with signals in Rust – some things that signal handlers can't handle, submitted by emma-w. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 3 days later as Working with signals in Rust – some things that signal handlers can't handle, submitted by lukastyrychtr. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 3 days later as Working with signals in Rust - some things that signal handlers can't handle, submitted by napkindrawing. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Building a performant SCSS-like rule expander for CSS using fuzzy parsing in under 300 LoC datastation.multiprocess.io  css javascript plt

First seen on Hacker News as Show HN: a performant SCSS-like rule expander using fuzzy parsing on 31 Oct 2021, submitted by eatonphil. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 5h53m later as Building a performant SCSS-like rule expander for CSS using fuzzy parsing in under 300 LoC, submitted by eatonphil. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 4 days later as Building a fast SCSS-like rule expander for CSS using fuzzy parsing, submitted by finite_jest. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Monday, 01 Nov 2021

  Tree Edit Distance tree-edit-distance.dbresearch.uni-salzburg.at  compsci math

First seen on Lobste.rs as Tree Edit Distance on 01 Nov 2021, submitted by cyberia. Score 9, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 3m later as Tree Edit Distance, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 3, comments 0

  Trojan Source: Invisible Vulnerabilities lightbluetouchpaper.org  security

First seen on Hacker News as Trojan Source: Invisible Vulnerabilities on 01 Nov 2021, submitted by sohkamyung. Score 70, comments 18  🔥   ⭐(6)

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 32m later as Trojan Source: Invisible Vulnerabilities, submitted by crazyloglad. Score 15, comments 10

  Dew Point Forecast - Get a 7 day forecast of the dew point in a selected location dewpoint.7bit.org  rust show

First seen on Lobste.rs as Dew Point Forecast - Get a 7 day forecast of the dew point in a selected location on 01 Nov 2021, submitted by wezm. Score 8, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 5m later as Dew Point Forecast – Get a 7 day forecast of the dew point in a selected locati, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 2, comments 0

  Introducing Visual Git visualgit.io  api show vcs windows

First seen on Lobste.rs as Introducing Visual Git on 01 Nov 2021, submitted by calvin. Score 39, comments 18  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 4m later as Visual Git, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 177, comments 116  🔥   ⭐(4)

  Relative relocations and RELR (How to make my /usr/bin 8% smaller?) maskray.me  linux

First seen on Lobste.rs as Relative relocations and RELR (How to make my /usr/bin 8% smaller?) on 01 Nov 2021, submitted by MaskRay. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on /r/Programming 2m later as Relative relocations and RELR (subtitle: difficulty in contributing DT_RELR to glibc), submitted by MaskRay. Score 1, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 1h0m later as Relative Relocations and RELR, submitted by kelseyfrog. Score 4, comments 0

Then appeared on /r/Programming 5h41m later as Relative relocations and RELR, submitted by vonadz. Score 3, comments 0

  Researchers discover a Unicode bug that affects most compilers krebsonsecurity.com  security

First seen on Hacker News as ‘Trojan Source’ Bug Threatens the Security of All Code on 01 Nov 2021, submitted by picture. Score 494, comments 271  🔥   ⭐(2)

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 30m later as Researchers discover a Unicode bug that affects most compilers, submitted by Yogthos. Score 18, comments 3

Then appeared on /r/Programming 6h8m later as ‘Trojan Source’ Bug Threatens the Security of All Code, submitted by Benjaminsen. Score 17, comments 11

  Canonic Browser: Open Source QML Web Browser canonic.com  c++ web

First seen on Hacker News as Canonic Browser – Open-Source QML Web Browser on 01 Nov 2021, submitted by jcelerier. Score 8, comments 1

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 7h34m later as Canonic Browser: Open Source QML Web Browser, submitted by raymii. Score 4, comments 7 controversial

Then appeared on Hacker News 2 days later as Canonic Browser: open-source QML Browser, submitted by turrini. Score 1, comments 0  💤   ⭐(16)

  Ten years of MAT dustri.org  practices

First seen on Hacker News as Ten years of MAT, the metadata anonymisation toolkit on 01 Nov 2021, submitted by pabs3. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 12h42m later as Ten years of MAT, submitted by calvin. Score 3, comments 0

  Tuning Haskell RTS for Kubernetes, Part 2 blog.noredink.com  devops haskell

First seen on Lobste.rs as Tuning Haskell RTS for Kubernetes, Part 2 on 01 Nov 2021, submitted by mayonnaise. Score 12, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 1m later as Tuning Haskell RTS for Kubernetes, Part 2, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 3, comments 0

  Of Course "changeme" Is Valid Base64 (2020) susam.in  programming

First seen on Hacker News as Of Course "changeme" Is Valid Base64 (2020) on 01 Nov 2021, submitted by susam. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 6 days later as Of Course “changeme” Is Valid Base64 (2020), submitted by susam. Score 3, comments 2

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1m later as Of Course "changeme" Is Valid Base64 (2020), submitted by susam. Score 18, comments 3

Then appeared on Hacker News 10h57m later as Of Course “changeme” Is Valid Base64, submitted by susam. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  2021 State of Haskell Survey haskellweekly.news  culture haskell

First seen on Lobste.rs as 2021 State of Haskell Survey on 01 Nov 2021, submitted by taylorfausak. Score 23, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 1m later as 2021 State of Haskell Survey, submitted by taylorfausak. Score 24, comments 23  🔥

  jsquery: a PostgreSQL extension for searching nested jsonb objects and arrays github.com  databases

First seen on Hacker News as Jsquery: A PostgreSQL extension for searching nested jsonb objects and arrays on 01 Nov 2021, submitted by eatonphil. Score 79, comments 9  🔥   ⭐(17)

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 3m later as jsquery: a PostgreSQL extension for searching nested jsonb objects and arrays, submitted by eatonphil. Score 14, comments 1

  (Ab)using mesh networks for easy remote support secluded.site  networking

First seen on Lobste.rs as (Ab)using mesh networks for easy remote support on 01 Nov 2021, submitted by oscar. Score 10, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 6m later as (Ab)using mesh networks for easy remote support, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 3, comments 0

  LLDB serial port communication support moritz.systems  debugging freebsd

First seen on Lobste.rs as LLDB serial port communication support on 01 Nov 2021, submitted by napkindrawing. Score 6, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 5m later as LLDB serial port communication support, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 34, comments 2  🔥   ⭐(19)

  CDE and Dwarf Fortress running on the Out-of-Stock DevTerm lunduke.substack.com  hardware

First seen on Lobste.rs as CDE and Dwarf Fortress running on the Out-of-Stock DevTerm on 01 Nov 2021, submitted by raymii. Score -1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 4m later as CDE and Dwarf Fortress Running on the Out-of-Stock DevTerm, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 4, comments 0

  Chromium Developer Tools features that shouldn’t be secrets christianheilmann.com  web

First seen on Hacker News as Web developer tool secrets that shouldn’t be secrets on 01 Nov 2021, submitted by tybulewicz. Score 425, comments 103  🔥   ⭐(2)

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 8 days later as Chromium Developer Tools features that shouldn’t be secrets, submitted by starbist. Score 10, comments 1

Then appeared on /r/Programming 24 days later as Web Developer Tools secrets that shouldn’t be secrets, submitted by alexeyr. Score 1843, comments 136  🔥

  When Pwned Passwords Bloom scotthelme.co.uk  compsci security

First seen on Hacker News as When Pwned Passwords Bloom on 01 Nov 2021, submitted by tomwas54. Score 46, comments 5  🔥   ⭐(16)

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 17h35m later as When Pwned Passwords Bloom, submitted by napkindrawing. Score 7, comments 3

  Improving first impressions on Signal signal.org  privacy

First seen on Hacker News as Improving first impressions on Signal on 01 Nov 2021, submitted by feross. Score 129, comments 99  🔥   ⭐(3)

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1h41m later as Improving first impressions on Signal, submitted by ploum. Score 19, comments 15  🔥

  Getting Started with OCaml in 2021 lambdafoo.com  ml

First seen on Lobste.rs as Getting Started with OCaml in 2021 on 01 Nov 2021, submitted by zem. Score 30, comments 19  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 1 day later as Getting Started with OCaml in 2021, submitted by multani. Score 6, comments 1

  How to defend good code codewithjason.com  programming

First seen on Lobste.rs as How to defend good code on 01 Nov 2021, submitted by rvt. Score 7, comments 3

Then appeared on Hacker News 2m later as How to Defend Good Code, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 10, comments 0  🔥

Then appeared on /r/Programming 10m later as How to defend good code, submitted by speckz. Score 0, comments 15 controversial

Then appeared on Hacker News 13 days later as How to Defend Good Code, submitted by nickdrozd. Score 3, comments 0

  Nix 2.4 released discourse.nixos.org  osdev release

First seen on Hacker News as Nix 2.4 Released on 01 Nov 2021, submitted by watusername. Score 67, comments 12  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 12m later as Nix 2.4 released, submitted by friendlysock. Score 59, comments 15  🔥

  From init.vim to init.lua notonlycode.org  lua vim

First seen on Hacker News as From init.vim to init.lua – a crash course on 01 Nov 2021, submitted by arnvald. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 14 days later as From init.vim to init.lua, submitted by Hail_Spacecake. Score 21, comments 12  🔥

  How the World's First USB-C iPhone was born youtube.com  hardware reversing video

First seen on Hacker News as How the World's First USB-C iPhone was born on 01 Nov 2021, submitted by Spare_account. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 1 day later as How the World's First USB-C iPhone was born, submitted by gbil. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 11h14m later as How the World's First USB-C iPhone was born [video], submitted by richardboegli. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 12h41m later as How the World's First USB-C iPhone was born, submitted by komape. Score 2, comments 1

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 5 days later as How the World's First USB-C iPhone was born, submitted by icy. Score 16, comments 1

  Townscaper's rendering style in WebGL reindernijhoff.net  graphics reversing web

First seen on Hacker News as Townscaper’s Rendering Style in WebGL on 01 Nov 2021, submitted by winkywooster. Score 177, comments 18  🔥   ⭐(6)

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 31 days later as Townscaper's rendering style in WebGL, submitted by adamshaylor. Score 21, comments 0

Tuesday, 02 Nov 2021

  Boost C++ libraries packaged for build2 build2.org  c++

First seen on /r/Programming as Boost C++ libraries packaged for build2 build system on 02 Nov 2021, submitted by berium. Score 5, comments 1

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 45m later as Boost C++ libraries packaged for build2, submitted by borisk. Score 5, comments 31 controversial  🔥

  A guide to designing accessible, WCAG-compliant focus indicators sarasoueidan.com  a11y

First seen on /r/Programming as A guide to designing accessible, WCAG-compliant focus indicators on 02 Nov 2021, submitted by vonadz. Score 0, comments 1

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 5m later as A guide to designing accessible, WCAG-compliant focus indicators, submitted by vonadz. Score 5, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 3m later as A guide to designing accessible focus indicators, submitted by vonadz. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 3 days later as A guide to designing accessible focus indicators, submitted by vonadz. Score 2, comments 0   ⭐(11)

  Leaving Debian corecursive.com  audio linux person transcript

First seen on /r/Programming as Leaving Debian on 02 Nov 2021, submitted by agbell. Score 627, comments 432  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 3h14m later as Leaving Debian, submitted by tut-urut-utut. Score 152, comments 97  🔥   ⭐(11)

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 2h53m later as Leaving Debian, submitted by calvin. Score 28, comments 4  🔥

  What is the Inverse of a Vector? mattferraro.dev  math

First seen on Hacker News as What is the inverse of a vector? on 02 Nov 2021, submitted by mkeeter. Score 316, comments 186  🔥   ⭐(1)

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1 day later as What is the Inverse of a Vector?, submitted by napkindrawing. Score 20, comments 14  🔥

  Lima: Linux virtual machines (on macOS, in most cases) github.com  linux mac

First seen on Lobste.rs as Lima: Linux virtual machines (on macOS, in most cases) on 02 Nov 2021, submitted by Yogthos. Score 18, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 8m later as Lima: Linux virtual machines (on macOS, in most cases), submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 77 days later as macOS Subsystem for Linux, submitted by TylerJaacks. Score 3, comments 0

  Anatomy of a Terminal Emulator poor.dev  programming

First seen on Lobste.rs as Anatomy of a Terminal Emulator on 02 Nov 2021, submitted by j11g. Score 48, comments 11  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 49m later as Anatomy of a Terminal Emulator, submitted by agluszak. Score 1, comments 2

  Improvements to shaders and visual shaders in Godot 4.0 godotengine.org  graphics

First seen on Lobste.rs as Improvements to shaders and visual shaders in Godot 4.0 on 02 Nov 2021, submitted by Yogthos. Score 7, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 25m later as Godot Engine – Improvements to shaders and visual shaders in Godot 4.0, submitted by LaSombra. Score 3, comments 0

  Some thoughts on Perl template processing phoenixtrap.com  perl web

First seen on /r/Programming as Some thoughts on Perl template processing on 02 Nov 2021, submitted by mjgardner. Score 11, comments 1

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 47m later as Some thoughts on Perl template processing, submitted by mjgardner. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 2m later as Some thoughts on Perl template processing, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 2, comments 0

  Rudra: Finding Memory Safety Bugs in Rust at the Ecosystem Scale micahlerner.com  rust security

First seen on /r/Programming as Rudra: Finding Memory Safety Bugs in Rust at the Ecosystem Scale on 02 Nov 2021, submitted by micahville. Score 61, comments 29  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 1m later as Rudra: Finding Memory Safety Bugs in Rust at the Ecosystem Scale, submitted by mlerner. Score 4, comments 1

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 2h4m later as Rudra: Finding Memory Safety Bugs in Rust at the Ecosystem Scale, submitted by calvin. Score 19, comments 2

Then appeared on Hacker News 8h32m later as Rudra: Finding Memory Safety Bugs in Rust at the Ecosystem Scale, submitted by mlerner. Score 7, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 12 days later as Rudra: Finding Memory Safety Bugs in Rust at the Ecosystem Scale, submitted by mlerner. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 7 days later as Rudra: Finding Memory Safety Bugs in Rust at the Ecosystem Scale, submitted by mlerner. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 14 days later as Rudra: Finding Memory Safety Bugs in Rust at the Ecosystem Scale, submitted by mlerner. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 55 days later as Rudra: Finding Memory Safety Bugs in Rust at the Ecosystem Scale, submitted by mlerner. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  This Month with Nim: October 2021 nim-lang.org  programming

First seen on Lobste.rs as This Month with Nim: October 2021 on 02 Nov 2021, submitted by snej. Score 5, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 22m later as This Month with Nim: October 2021, submitted by kelseyfrog. Score 3, comments 0

  Why Co–Star uses Haskell costarastrology.com  haskell

First seen on Hacker News as Why Co–Star Uses Haskell on 02 Nov 2021, submitted by banuguler. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 2 days later as Why Co–Star Uses Haskell, submitted by _query. Score 3, comments 0   ⭐(5)

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 4 days later as Why Co–Star uses Haskell, submitted by srid. Score 13, comments 26 controversial  🔥

  Who Controls the Internet? And should they? berthub.eu  law

First seen on Hacker News as Nanog 83 keynote: Who controls the Internet? And should they? on 02 Nov 2021, submitted by ahubert. Score 7, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 9h33m later as Who Controls the Internet?, submitted by Yeri. Score 16, comments 0  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 1 day later as Who Controls the Internet? And should they?, submitted by janvdberg. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on /r/Programming 1 day later as Who Controls the Internet? And should they?, submitted by genericlemon24. Score 3, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News less than a minute later as Who Controls the Internet? And should they?, submitted by genericlemon24. Score 3, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 3 days later as Who Controls the Internet? And should they?, submitted by pabs3. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 6 days later as Who Controls the Internet? And should they?, submitted by throw0101a. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 99 days later as Who Controls the Internet? And should they?, submitted by sanxiyn. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Curves and Surfaces ciechanow.ski  graphics visualization

First seen on Hacker News as Curves and Surfaces on 02 Nov 2021, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 873, comments 66  🔥   ⭐(1)

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 3h3m later as Curves and Surfaces, submitted by friendlysock. Score 24, comments 1

Then appeared on /r/Programming 62 days later as Curves and Surfaces, submitted by mariuz. Score 128, comments 6  🔥

  An opinionated guide on how to reverse engineer software, part 1 margin.re  reversing

First seen on Hacker News as An opinionated guide on how to reverse engineer software on 02 Nov 2021, submitted by withzombies. Score 374, comments 44  🔥   ⭐(3)

Then appeared on /r/Programming 15h18m later as An opinionated guide on how to reverse engineer software, submitted by mmaksimovic. Score 50, comments 3  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 11h29m later as An opinionated guide on how to reverse engineer software, part 1, submitted by calvin. Score 18, comments 0

  WirePlumber in Fedora 35 collabora.com  linux

First seen on Hacker News as WirePlumber in Fedora 35 on 02 Nov 2021, submitted by mfilion. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1h25m later as WirePlumber in Fedora 35, submitted by mfilion. Score 6, comments 5

  Things I learned from building a production database maheshba.bitbucket.io  databases practices

First seen on Hacker News as Things I learned from building a production database on 02 Nov 2021, submitted by elorant. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 9h39m later as 42 Things I learned from building a production database, submitted by scv119. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 20 days later as Things I learned from building a production database, submitted by dangoldin. Score 527, comments 104  🔥   ⭐(2)

Then appeared on /r/Programming 16h15m later as 42 things I learned from building a production database, submitted by pimterry. Score 17, comments 4

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 3 days later as Things I learned from building a production database, submitted by bcongdon. Score 37, comments 1  🔥

  "Authorship Environments: in search of the 'personal' in 'personal computing'" youtube.com  culture historical plt programming video

First seen on Hacker News as “Authorship Environments: In search of the “personal” in personal computing” on 02 Nov 2021, submitted by helpfulmandrill. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 38 days later as "Authorship Environments: in search of the 'personal' in 'personal computing'", submitted by darth-cheney. Score 11, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 1 day later as Authorship Environments: In search of the “personal” in personal computing, submitted by scroot. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  A Rational Design Process: How and Why to Fake It (1986) ics.uci.edu  pdf practices

First seen on /r/Programming as The SRS "should contain everything you need to know to write software that is acceptable to the customer...if a product satisfies every statement [in the SRS], it should be acceptable." on 02 Nov 2021, submitted by traal. Score 1, comments 10 controversial

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 8h42m later as A Rational Design Process: How and Why to Fake It (1986), submitted by calvin. Score 5, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 5m later as A Rational Design Process: How and Why to Fake It (1986) [pdf], submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Microsoft Power Fx: Open source now available powerapps.microsoft.com  dotnet plt release

First seen on Hacker News as Power Fx: open-source now available on 02 Nov 2021, submitted by vanburen. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 10h11m later as Power Fx: open-source now available, submitted by swuecho. Score 8, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 14 days later as Power Fx: open-source now available, submitted by swuecho. Score 186, comments 83  🔥   ⭐(2)

Then appeared on /r/Programming 5h58m later as Power Fx: Open source now available, submitted by donutloop. Score 1, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 4h14m later as Microsoft Power Fx: Open source now available, submitted by ahuth. Score 8, comments 0

  Deconstructing the Great Firewall of China (2016) thousandeyes.com  security

First seen on Lobste.rs as Deconstructing the Great Firewall of China (2016) on 02 Nov 2021, submitted by GrayGnome. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 5m later as Deconstructing the Great Firewall of China (2016), submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Announcing TypeScript 4.5 RC devblogs.microsoft.com  javascript release

First seen on Hacker News as TypeScript 4.5 RC on 02 Nov 2021, submitted by pspeter3. Score 3, comments 1

Then appeared on /r/Programming 10h0m later as Announcing TypeScript 4.5 RC, submitted by IsDaouda_Games. Score 36, comments 13  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1 day later as Announcing TypeScript 4.5 RC, submitted by adamshaylor. Score 8, comments 2

Then appeared on Hacker News 2 days later as TypeScript 4.5 RC, submitted by tempodox. Score 2, comments 0

  Modernizing the Wolfenstein 3D Fizzlefade Algorithm (2017) jacopretorius.net  c games practices testing

First seen on Lobste.rs as Modernizing the Wolfenstein 3D Fizzlefade Algorithm (2017) on 02 Nov 2021, submitted by mjgardner. Score 6, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 8m later as Modernizing the Wolfenstein 3D Fizzlefade Algorithm (2017), submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 18, comments 11  🔥   ⭐(19)

Wednesday, 03 Nov 2021

  How X Window Managers Work, And How To Write One (Part I) jichu4n.com  graphics unix

First seen on Hacker News as How X Window Managers Work, and How to Write One (2014) on 03 Nov 2021, submitted by firefly284. Score 276, comments 243  🔥   ⭐(1)

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 17h17m later as How X Window Managers Work, And How To Write One (Part I), submitted by calvin. Score 9, comments 1

  s3-credentials: a tool for creating credentials for S3 buckets simonwillison.net  python release security

First seen on Lobste.rs as s3-credentials: a tool for creating credentials for S3 buckets on 03 Nov 2021, submitted by simonw. Score 15, comments 22 controversial  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 7h17m later as S3-credentials: a tool for creating credentials for S3 buckets, submitted by vmoore. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 4 days later as S3-credentials: a tool for creating credentials for S3 buckets, submitted by mariuz. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Finding and Fixing DOM-based XSS with Static Analysis blog.mozilla.org  javascript security web

First seen on Lobste.rs as Finding and Fixing DOM-based XSS with Static Analysis on 03 Nov 2021, submitted by freddyb. Score 2, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 8m later as Finding and Fixing DOM-Based XSS with Static Analysis, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 3, comments 1

  Using Zig and Translate-C to understand weird C code zig.news  c zig

First seen on Hacker News as Using Zig's translate-C to understand weird C code on 03 Nov 2021, submitted by cies. Score 142, comments 76  🔥   ⭐(2)

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 19h49m later as Using Zig and Translate-C to understand weird C code, submitted by raymii. Score 19, comments 0

  Async await in Swift explained with code examples avanderlee.com  swift

First seen on Lobste.rs as Async await in Swift explained with code examples on 03 Nov 2021, submitted by napkindrawing. Score 5, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 9m later as Async await in Swift explained with code examples, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 3, comments 0

  A Note About Recruiters batsov.com  meta

First seen on Lobste.rs as A Note About Recruiters on 03 Nov 2021, submitted by bbatsov. Score 0, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on /r/Programming 40m later as A Note About Recruiters, submitted by speckz. Score 8, comments 5

Then appeared on Hacker News 6m later as A Note About Recruiters, submitted by bozhidar. Score 32, comments 34  🔥

  What's new in Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9 Beta redhat.com  linux release

First seen on Hacker News as What's New in Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9 Beta on 03 Nov 2021, submitted by mroche. Score 25, comments 7  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 3h27m later as What's new in Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9 Beta, submitted by raymii. Score 3, comments 0

  7 Useful Tools Written in Haskell typeable.io  haskell

First seen on Hacker News as Useful Tools Written in Haskell on 03 Nov 2021, submitted by dredozubov. Score 13, comments 0  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 2m later as 7 Useful Tools Written in Haskell, submitted by dredozubov. Score 0, comments 4

Then appeared on /r/Programming 2m later as 7 Useful Tools Written in Haskell, submitted by dredozubov. Score 2, comments 0

  FreeBSD Journal 2021/09-10 - FreeBSD Development freebsdfoundation.org  freebsd pdf

First seen on Hacker News as FreeBSD Journal 2021/09-10 – FreeBSD Development on 03 Nov 2021, submitted by vermaden. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs less than a minute later as FreeBSD Journal 2021/09-10 - FreeBSD Development, submitted by vermaden. Score 9, comments 0

  The tale of a single register value blog.cloudflare.com  debugging networking

First seen on Hacker News as A Single Register Value on 03 Nov 2021, submitted by oedmarap. Score 15, comments 2  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1h11m later as The tale of a single register value, submitted by napkindrawing. Score 17, comments 0

Then appeared on /r/Programming 7m later as The tale of a single register value, submitted by pimterry. Score 37, comments 10  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 14h36m later as A Single Register Value, submitted by nhoven. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 1 day later as The Tale Of A Single Register Value, submitted by jes. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 1 day later as A Single Register Value, submitted by Stratoscope. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 5 days later as A single register value and a Linux TCP stack “packet of death”, submitted by jgrahamc. Score 2, comments 0

  Introducing River, a Dynamic Tiling Wayland Compositor isaacfreund.com  release

First seen on Lobste.rs as Introducing River, a Dynamic Tiling Wayland Compositor on 03 Nov 2021, submitted by ifreund. Score 52, comments 4  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 2 days later as River, a Dynamic Tiling Wayland Compositor, submitted by Liskni_si. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 12 days later as River, a Dynamic Tiling Wayland Compositor, submitted by jorangreef. Score 4, comments 0

  What is an Operating System? signalsandthreads.com  audio ml osdev transcript

First seen on Hacker News as What Is an Operating System? on 03 Nov 2021, submitted by tosh. Score 5, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 5 days later as What's an Operating System? (MirageOS library operating system discussion), submitted by UncleOxidant. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 21h4m later as What Is an Operating System?, submitted by nsm. Score 4, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 11 days later as What Is an Operating System?, submitted by kolbe. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 39 days later as What is an Operating System?, submitted by Sietsebb. Score 7, comments 2

  Roblox's Luau Goes Open-Source luau-lang.org  lua

First seen on Hacker News as Luau goes open-source on 03 Nov 2021, submitted by ingve. Score 350, comments 87  🔥   ⭐(3)

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 56m later as Roblox's Luau Goes Open-Source, submitted by colindean. Score 50, comments 13  🔥

Then appeared on /r/Programming 6m later as Luau Goes Open-Source, submitted by veykril. Score 157, comments 29  🔥

  How to get the best out of your Yubikey with GPG calbryant.uk  linux

First seen on Lobste.rs as How to get the best out of your Yubikey with GPG on 03 Nov 2021, submitted by naggie. Score 30, comments 16  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 5h12m later as How to get the best out of your Yubikey with GPG, submitted by sebst. Score 5, comments 0

Thursday, 04 Nov 2021

  Local-First Notebooks for Clojure github.com  clojure

First seen on Lobste.rs as Local-First Notebooks for Clojure on 04 Nov 2021, submitted by Yogthos. Score 5, comments 5

Then appeared on Hacker News 11h10m later as Clerk: Local-First Notebooks for Clojure, submitted by tosh. Score 2, comments 0   ⭐(11)

  An oral history of Bank Python calpaterson.com  databases python

First seen on Hacker News as An oral history of Bank Python on 04 Nov 2021, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 45, comments 8  🔥   ⭐(1)

Then appeared on /r/Programming 4h42m later as An oral history of Bank Python, submitted by dm13450. Score 524, comments 155  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 31m later as An oral history of Bank Python, submitted by knl. Score 88, comments 34  🔥

  Recommender systems: When they fail, who are you gonna call? canvatechblog.com  programming

First seen on /r/Programming as Recommender systems: When they fail, who are you gonna call? on 04 Nov 2021, submitted by SerCeMan. Score 0, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1 day later as Recommender systems: When they fail, who are you gonna call?, submitted by serce. Score 2, comments 0  💤

  Measure user flows with Lighthouse web.dev  performance web

First seen on Lobste.rs as Measure user flows with Lighthouse on 04 Nov 2021, submitted by Tenzer. Score 4, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 10m later as Measure User Flows with Lighthouse, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  HuBERT: How to Apply BERT to Speech, Visually Explained jonathanbgn.com  ai

First seen on Hacker News as HuBERT: How to apply BERT to speech, visually explained on 04 Nov 2021, submitted by jonathanbgn. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 4 days later as HuBERT: How to Apply BERT to Speech, Visually Explained, submitted by erick. Score 2, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on /r/Programming 5h46m later as HuBERT: How to Apply BERT to Speech, Visually Explained, submitted by vonadz. Score 8, comments 0

  pannous/angle: Angle: new speakable syntax for python github.com  plt python

First seen on Lobste.rs as pannous/angle: Angle: new speakable syntax for python on 04 Nov 2021, submitted by GrayGnome. Score 20, comments 6

Then appeared on Hacker News 6m later as Pannous/angle: Angle: new speakable syntax for Python, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 12 days later as Angle is the Python implementation of English as a programming language, submitted by EntICOnc. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Looking Towards the Future - FreeBSD on RISC-V Architecture klarasystems.com  freebsd hardware

First seen on Hacker News as Looking Towards the Future – FreeBSD on RISC-V Architecture on 04 Nov 2021, submitted by vermaden. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1m later as Looking Towards the Future - FreeBSD on RISC-V Architecture, submitted by vermaden. Score 6, comments 6

  Jenkins with FreeBSD Agents in EC2 beerdy.io  freebsd

First seen on Lobste.rs as Jenkins with FreeBSD Agents in EC2 on 04 Nov 2021, submitted by vermaden. Score 4, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News less than a minute later as Jenkins with FreeBSD Agents in EC2, submitted by vermaden. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Manage Kubernetes Cluster from FreeBSD with kubectl youtube.com  freebsd linux video

First seen on Lobste.rs as Manage Kubernetes Cluster from FreeBSD with kubectl on 04 Nov 2021, submitted by vermaden. Score 2, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News less than a minute later as Manage Kubernetes Cluster from FreeBSD with Kubectl, submitted by vermaden. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Never update anything blog.kronis.dev  practices rant security

First seen on Hacker News as Never Update Anything on 04 Nov 2021, submitted by cesarb. Score 1, comments 0  💤   ⭐(3)

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1 day later as Never update anything, submitted by raymii. Score 29, comments 17  🔥

  What Memory Model Should the Rust Language Use? paulmck.livejournal.com  c++ compilers linux rust

First seen on Lobste.rs as What Memory Model Should the Rust Language Use? on 04 Nov 2021, submitted by matklad. Score 20, comments 15  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 13m later as What Memory Model Should the Rust Language Use?, submitted by nikivi. Score 3, comments 0   ⭐(15)

  The "ultimate" Thinkpad calbryant.uk  linux

First seen on Lobste.rs as The "ultimate" Thinkpad on 04 Nov 2021, submitted by naggie. Score 45, comments 26  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 7m later as The “Ultimate” ThinkPad, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  How do you tell if a problem is caused by DNS? jvns.ca  networking

First seen on Lobste.rs as How do you tell if a problem is caused by DNS? on 04 Nov 2021, submitted by calvin. Score 19, comments 10  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 1h37m later as How do you tell if a problem is caused by DNS?, submitted by tomwas54. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 1 day later as How do you tell if a problem is caused by DNS, submitted by atg_abhishek. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  An Embedded USB Device stack in Ada blog.adacore.com  programming

First seen on Lobste.rs as An Embedded USB Device stack in Ada on 04 Nov 2021, submitted by jmiven. Score 11, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 9m later as An Embedded USB Device Stack in Ada, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 16, comments 0  🔥   ⭐(9)

  Modifying my Gaggia Classic Espresso machine calbryant.uk  hardware

First seen on Lobste.rs as Modifying my Gaggia Classic Espresso machine on 04 Nov 2021, submitted by naggie. Score 34, comments 12  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 9m later as Modifying my Gaggia Classic Espresso machine, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Enterprise Certificate Management on FreeBSD klarasystems.com  freebsd video

First seen on Lobste.rs as Enterprise Certificate Management on FreeBSD on 04 Nov 2021, submitted by vermaden. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News less than a minute later as Enterprise Certificate Management on FreeBSD, submitted by vermaden. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Age File Encryption: is it better than PGP? go350.com  cryptography security

First seen on Hacker News as Age File Encryption – Is it better than PGP? on 04 Nov 2021, submitted by _wldu. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 7 days later as Age File Encryption – Is it better than PGP?, submitted by _wldu. Score 3, comments 1

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 35 days later as Age File Encryption: is it better than PGP?, submitted by zk. Score 20, comments 5

Then appeared on Hacker News 17h6m later as Age File Encryption is it better than PGP?, submitted by nwalfield. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 48 days later as Age File Encryption – Is it better than PGP?, submitted by _wldu. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  my diy ground control station diydrones.com  hardware

First seen on Lobste.rs as my diy ground control station on 04 Nov 2021, submitted by duncan_bayne. Score 3, comments 3

Then appeared on Hacker News 9m later as My DIY ground control station, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 2, comments 0

Friday, 05 Nov 2021

  The Soviet 1801VM2 LSI-11 Processor cpushack.com  hardware historical

First seen on Hacker News as The Soviet 1801VM2 LSI-11 Processor on 05 Nov 2021, submitted by picture. Score 14, comments 0  🔥   ⭐(3)

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 2h32m later as The Soviet 1801VM2 LSI-11 Processor, submitted by calvin. Score 14, comments 0

  Red Hat to hire fewer senior engineers after budget frozen theregister.com  linux

First seen on Hacker News as Red Hat forced to hire cheaper, less senior engineers after IBM freezes budget on 05 Nov 2021, submitted by Dotnaught. Score 19, comments 0  🔥   ⭐(25)

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 7h20m later as Red Hat to hire fewer senior engineers after budget frozen, submitted by nixcraft. Score 5, comments 1

  Does having prime neighbors make you more composite? bit-player.org  math

First seen on Hacker News as Does having prime neighbors make you more composite? on 05 Nov 2021, submitted by breadbox. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 11h13m later as Does having prime neighbors make you more composite?, submitted by another. Score 1, comments 0  💤   ⭐(4)

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 3 days later as Does having prime neighbors make you more composite?, submitted by napkindrawing. Score 8, comments 1

  C++ String Benchmark: STL vs. ATL vs. Custom Pool Allocator blogs.msmvps.com  c++ windows

First seen on Lobste.rs as C++ String Benchmark: STL vs. ATL vs. Custom Pool Allocator on 05 Nov 2021, submitted by raymii. Score 4, comments 2

Then appeared on Hacker News 4m later as C++ String Benchmark: STL vs. ATL vs. Custom Pool Allocator, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 9h6m later as C++ String Benchmark: STL vs. ATL vs. Custom Pool Allocator, submitted by jes. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  A Technical Analysis of CVE-2021-30864: Bypassing App Sandbox Restrictions perception-point.io  mac security

First seen on Lobste.rs as A Technical Analysis of CVE-2021-30864: Bypassing App Sandbox Restrictions on 05 Nov 2021, submitted by fro. Score 2, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 7h40m later as A Technical Analysis of CVE-2021-30864: Bypassing App Sandbox Restrictions, submitted by jes. Score 2, comments 0

  an inside look into the illicit ad industry ariadne.space  web

First seen on Hacker News as An inside look into the illicit ad industry on 05 Nov 2021, submitted by Tomte. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 8h32m later as An inside look into the illicit ad industry, submitted by psanford. Score 52, comments 18  🔥   ⭐(2)

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1 day later as an inside look into the illicit ad industry, submitted by snan. Score 82, comments 19  🔥

  Nyx-Net: Network Fuzzing with Incremental Snapshots arxiv.org  security

First seen on Lobste.rs as Nyx-Net: Network Fuzzing with Incremental Snapshots on 05 Nov 2021, submitted by crazyloglad. Score 6, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 1m later as Nyx-Net: Network Fuzzing with Incremental Snapshots, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 2, comments 0

  Threema: Three Strikes, You’re Out soatok.blog  cryptography mobile privacy security

First seen on Lobste.rs as Threema: Three Strikes, You’re Out on 05 Nov 2021, submitted by soatok. Score 139, comments 21  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 10m later as Threema: Three Strikes, You’re Out, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  The Tree Structure of File Systems fkohlgrueber.github.io  osdev rust

First seen on Hacker News as The Tree Structure of File Systems on 05 Nov 2021, submitted by lukastyrychtr. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 4m later as The Tree Structure of File Systems, submitted by iv. Score 24, comments 17  🔥

  WirePlumber: the new PipeWire session manager fedoramagazine.org  linux

First seen on Hacker News as WirePlumber: The new PipeWire session manager – Fedora Magazine on 05 Nov 2021, submitted by rbanffy. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 3h37m later as WirePlumber: the new PipeWire session manager, submitted by mfilion. Score 13, comments 1

  CVE-2021-43267: Remote Linux Kernel Heap Overflow | TIPC Module Allows Arbitrary Code Execution sentinelone.com  linux security

First seen on Hacker News as Executive Summary: tipc vulnerability in the Linux kernel from 5.10 to 5.15 on 05 Nov 2021, submitted by LinuxBender. Score 1, comments 1

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 2 days later as CVE-2021-43267: Remote Linux Kernel Heap Overflow | TIPC Module Allows Arbitrary Code Execution, submitted by fro. Score 3, comments 0

  From MacOS to Arch Linux juxt.pro  linux mac

First seen on Hacker News as From macOS to Arch Linux on 05 Nov 2021, submitted by joelittlejohn. Score 8, comments 1   ⭐(11)

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1 day later as From MacOS to Arch Linux, submitted by joelittlejohn. Score 15, comments 3

  Efficient Recursive Levenshtein (Edit) Distance Algorithm occasionalenthusiast.com  clojure programming

First seen on Lobste.rs as Efficient Recursive Levenshtein (Edit) Distance Algorithm on 05 Nov 2021, submitted by Yogthos. Score 10, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 3m later as Efficient Recursive Levenshtein (Edit) Distance Algorithm, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 1, comments 1

  ncurses manuals alfonsosiciliano.gitlab.io  osdev

First seen on Lobste.rs as ncurses manuals on 05 Nov 2021, submitted by 0mp. Score 6, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 1m later as Ncurses Manuals, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  The Promise and Paradox of Decentralization thediff.co  culture osdev

First seen on Hacker News as The Promise and Paradox of Decentralization on 05 Nov 2021, submitted by yosoyubik. Score 11, comments 0  🔥   ⭐(5)

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 5 days later as The Promise and Paradox of Decentralization, submitted by kuijsten. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  The yearly backup restore test raymii.org  practices

First seen on Lobste.rs as The yearly backup restore test on 05 Nov 2021, submitted by raymii. Score 19, comments 4

Then appeared on Hacker News 1 day later as The yearly backup restore test, submitted by ohjeez. Score 7, comments 0

  View types for Rust smallcultfollowing.com  rust

First seen on Hacker News as View Types for Rust on 05 Nov 2021, submitted by sizediterable. Score 1, comments 2

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 5 days later as View types for Rust, submitted by napkindrawing. Score 13, comments 5

Then appeared on Hacker News 19h41m later as View Types for Rust, submitted by lukastyrychtr. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 1 day later as View Types for Rust, submitted by zbentley. Score 2, comments 0

  The Many-to-One Parallel Signal Sending Optimization erlang.org  erlang performance

First seen on Lobste.rs as The Many-to-One Parallel Signal Sending Optimization on 05 Nov 2021, submitted by calvin. Score 8, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 10m later as The Many-to-One Parallel Signal Sending Optimization, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on /r/Programming 4 days later as The Many-to-One Parallel Signal Sending Optimization in Erlang, submitted by alexeyr. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 15 days later as The Many-to-One Parallel Signal Sending Optimization, submitted by damir. Score 2, comments 0

  1001 Representations of Syntax with Binding jesper.sikanda.be  compilers plt

First seen on Hacker News as 1001 Representations of Syntax with Binding on 05 Nov 2021, submitted by ghuntley. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 20h43m later as 1001 Representations of Syntax with Binding, submitted by NieDzejkob. Score 8, comments 0

  LVGL - Light and Versatile Embedded Graphics Library lvgl.io  graphics

First seen on Lobste.rs as LVGL - Light and Versatile Embedded Graphics Library on 05 Nov 2021, submitted by zem. Score 9, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 2m later as LVGL – Light and Versatile Embedded Graphics Library, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 2, comments 0

Saturday, 06 Nov 2021

  Faulty DRM breaks dozens of games on Intel’s Alder Lake CPUs arstechnica.com  games hardware

First seen on Hacker News as Faulty DRM Breaks Dozens of Games on Intel’s Alder Lake CPUs on 06 Nov 2021, submitted by lakis. Score 4, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 2 days later as Faulty DRM breaks dozens of games on Intel’s Alder Lake CPUs, submitted by mjgardner. Score 10, comments 3

Then appeared on Hacker News 56m later as Faulty DRM Breaks Dozens of Games on Intel’s Alder Lake CPUs, submitted by tempodox. Score 3, comments 0

  Moscow state university network built by students medium.com  culture historical networking

First seen on Hacker News as Moscow state university network built by students on 06 Nov 2021, submitted by itronitron. Score 10, comments 0  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 19h54m later as “Illegal” Moscow state university network built by students (2002-2013), submitted by lathiat. Score 163, comments 40  🔥   ⭐(25)

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 2h37m later as Moscow state university network built by students, submitted by calvin. Score 35, comments 3  🔥

  Recommendations to clarify NASA open source requirements theregister.com  law pdf

First seen on Hacker News as NASA advised to study up on what open source, free software, and permissive on 06 Nov 2021, submitted by jayp1418. Score 8, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 2m later as Recommendations to clarify NASA open source requirements, submitted by jaypatelani. Score 5, comments 1

  Qt6 QML Book qt.io  book c++

First seen on Lobste.rs as Qt6 QML Book on 06 Nov 2021, submitted by raymii. Score 6, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 7m later as Qt6 QML Book, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 2, comments 0

  It's Time to Get Hyped About Const Generics in Rust nora.codes  plt programming rust

First seen on Lobste.rs as It's Time to Get Hyped About Const Generics in Rust on 06 Nov 2021, submitted by mtset. Score 42, comments 10  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 7m later as Const Generics in Rust, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 98, comments 39  🔥   ⭐(4)

Then appeared on /r/Programming 1 day later as It's Time to Get Hyped About Const Generics in Rust, submitted by pmz. Score 5, comments 2

  Spending $5k to learn how database indexes work briananglin.me  databases

First seen on Hacker News as Spending $5k to learn how database indexes work on 06 Nov 2021, submitted by anglinb. Score 231, comments 199  🔥   ⭐(2)

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 2h23m later as Spending $5k to learn how database indexes work, submitted by av. Score 10, comments 1

  What is AT&T doing at 1111340002? scribe.rip  mobile security

First seen on Lobste.rs as What is AT&T doing at 1111340002? on 06 Nov 2021, submitted by calvin. Score 63, comments 4  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 4h3m later as What is AT&T doing at 1111340002?, submitted by mperham. Score 1181, comments 377  🔥   ⭐(1)

  An Introduction to Concurrent Logic Programming call-with-current-continuation.org  historical plt programming

First seen on Lobste.rs as An Introduction to Concurrent Logic Programming on 06 Nov 2021, submitted by bunny351. Score 23, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 15h50m later as The joy of concurrent logic programming, submitted by aarroyoc. Score 99, comments 23  🔥   ⭐(3)

  Racket v8.3 blog.racket-lang.org  lisp release

First seen on Hacker News as Racket v8.3 on 06 Nov 2021, submitted by nikivi. Score 154, comments 55  🔥   ⭐(2)

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 7h2m later as Racket v8.3, submitted by sanxiyn. Score 14, comments 0

Sunday, 07 Nov 2021

  Hacker Superstitions nora.codes  culture

First seen on Lobste.rs as Hacker Superstitions on 07 Nov 2021, submitted by agent281. Score 15, comments 4

Then appeared on Hacker News 1m later as Hacker Superstitions, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  qb.js: An implementation of QBASIC in Javascript stevehanov.ca  javascript plt

First seen on Lobste.rs as qb.js: An implementation of QBASIC in Javascript on 07 Nov 2021, submitted by eatonphil. Score 13, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News less than a minute later as Qb.js: An Implementation of Qbasic in JavaScript, submitted by eatonphil. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on /r/Programming less than a minute later as qb.js: An implementation of QBASIC in Javascript, submitted by eatonphil. Score 0, comments 2

Then appeared on Hacker News 1 day later as Qb.js: An Implementation of Qbasic in JavaScript, submitted by EntICOnc. Score 3, comments 0

  Sonic language - heavily inspired by Swift, but compiles to C so you can use it anywhere (WIP) github.com  c compilers swift

First seen on Hacker News as Sonic language: Inspired by Swift, but compiles to C so can be used anywhere on 07 Nov 2021, submitted by chubs. Score 6, comments 3

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 22h14m later as Sonic language - heavily inspired by Swift, but compiles to C so you can use it anywhere (WIP), submitted by chubs. Score 12, comments 10

  coalton-lang: a statically typed functional programming language that supercharges Common Lisp github.com  lisp

First seen on Hacker News as Coalton: statically typed Common Lisp on 07 Nov 2021, submitted by galfarragem. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 5 days later as coalton-lang: a statically typed functional programming language that supercharges Common Lisp, submitted by vindarel. Score 14, comments 1

  A terrible schema from a clueless programmer rachelbythebay.com  culture databases

First seen on Hacker News as A terrible schema from a clueless programmer on 07 Nov 2021, submitted by zdw. Score 831, comments 446  🔥   ⭐(1)

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 2h43m later as A terrible schema from a clueless programmer, submitted by friendlysock. Score 64, comments 35  🔥

  Generate All the Things matklad.github.io  math testing

First seen on Lobste.rs as Generate All the Things on 07 Nov 2021, submitted by matklad. Score 22, comments 23  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 10m later as Generate All the Things, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on /r/Programming 31 days later as Generate All the Things (for exhaustive property testing), submitted by alexeyr. Score 9, comments 0

  How much is a mechanized proof worth, certification-wise? cl.cam.ac.uk  formalmethods pdf slides

First seen on Lobste.rs as How much is a mechanized proof worth, certification-wise? on 07 Nov 2021, submitted by edoput. Score 13, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 10m later as How much is a mechanized proof worth, certification-wise? [pdf], submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 2, comments 0

  Celebrating 20+ Years of Cube: An in-depth interview with Aardappel sauerworld.org  games historical

First seen on Lobste.rs as Celebrating 20+ Years of Cube: An in-depth interview with Aardappel on 07 Nov 2021, submitted by werat. Score 6, comments 2

Then appeared on Hacker News 10m later as Celebrating 20 Years of Cube: An in-depth interview with Aardappel, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 21h53m later as Celebrating 20 Years of Cube: An in-depth interview with Aardappel, submitted by walterbell. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 41 days later as Celebrating 20 Years of Cube: An in-depth interview with Aardappel, submitted by walterbell. Score 3, comments 0   ⭐(18)

  Writing a Clojure highlighter from scratch blog.michielborkent.nl  clojure

First seen on Hacker News as Writing a Clojure highlighter from scratch on 07 Nov 2021, submitted by tosh. Score 113, comments 3  🔥   ⭐(13)

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 2h35m later as Writing a Clojure highlighter from scratch, submitted by Yogthos. Score 8, comments 0

Monday, 08 Nov 2021

  That Time 0 == 163298695000000000 philpearl.github.io  go

First seen on Lobste.rs as That Time 0 == 163298695000000000 on 08 Nov 2021, submitted by carlmjohnson. Score 20, comments 2

Then appeared on Hacker News 8m later as == 163298695B, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 5, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 5 days later as Breaking Printf, submitted by gojiberries. Score 2, comments 0

  .init, .ctors, and .init_array maskray.me  c++ compilers

First seen on /r/Programming as .init, .ctors, and .init_array on 08 Nov 2021, submitted by MaskRay. Score 30, comments 2  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1m later as .init, .ctors, and .init_array, submitted by MaskRay. Score 9, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 3m later as .init, .ctors, and .init_array, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 4, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 23h41m later as C++ Dynamic Initialization: .init, .ctors, and .init_array, submitted by signa11. Score 42, comments 12  🔥   ⭐(12)

  Hugo theme from scratch: the absolute minimum nelsonslog.wordpress.com  go

First seen on Lobste.rs as Hugo theme from scratch: the absolute minimum on 08 Nov 2021, submitted by gerikson. Score 33, comments 32  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 9m later as Hugo theme from scratch: the absolute minimum, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 7, comments 0

  Interview with Odin language creator gingerBill youtube.com  plt video

First seen on /r/Programming as Interview with Odin language creator gingerBill on 08 Nov 2021, submitted by tjpalmer. Score 30, comments 4  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 4h1m later as Interview with Odin language creator gingerBill, submitted by calvin. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on /r/Programming 6 days later as Interview with Odin programming language creator Ginger Bill, submitted by gingerbill. Score 14, comments 10

Then appeared on Hacker News 7h5m later as Interview with Odin programming language creator Ginger Bill, submitted by gingerBill. Score 3, comments 0

  Up and coming features for Persism 2.0 github.com  databases java

First seen on Lobste.rs as Up and coming features for Persism 2.0 on 08 Nov 2021, submitted by sproketboy. Score 2, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 6m later as Up and coming features for Persism 2.0, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  6 More Ways to Refactor new/delete into unique ptr cppstories.com  c++

First seen on /r/Programming as [C++20] 6 More Ways to Refactor new/delete into unique ptr on 08 Nov 2021, submitted by joebaf. Score 7, comments 2

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 4h34m later as 6 More Ways to Refactor new/delete into unique ptr, submitted by raymii. Score 1, comments 1  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 10h14m later as C++: 6 More Ways to Refactor new/delete into unique ptr, submitted by greenSunglass. Score 3, comments 0

  Anatomy of a Great API Library brandur.org  api

First seen on Lobste.rs as Anatomy of a Great API Library on 08 Nov 2021, submitted by Jamietanna. Score 2, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 9m later as Anatomy of a Great API Library, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 2, comments 0

  Plugins in Rust: Reducing the Pain with Dependencies nullderef.com  performance rust

First seen on Lobste.rs as Plugins in Rust: Reducing the Pain with Dependencies on 08 Nov 2021, submitted by marioom. Score 11, comments 9

Then appeared on Hacker News 10m later as Plugins in Rust: Reducing the Pain with Dependencies, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 3, comments 0

  PHP 8.1 in 8 code blocks stitcher.io  php

First seen on Lobste.rs as PHP 8.1 in 8 code blocks on 08 Nov 2021, submitted by napkindrawing. Score 11, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 10h21m later as PHP 8.1 in 8 code blocks, submitted by greenSunglass. Score 14, comments 1  🔥

  Discover Hidden Secrets in Git Repos with Rust blog.jonaylor.xyz  rust vcs

First seen on Hacker News as Discover Hidden Secrets in Git Repos with Rust on 08 Nov 2021, submitted by jonaylor89. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 2 days later as Discover Hidden Secrets in Git Repos with Rust, submitted by napkindrawing. Score 5, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 4h31m later as Discover Hidden Secrets in Git Repos with Rust, submitted by marklit. Score 2, comments 0

  Lesser Known PostgreSQL Features hakibenita.com  databases

First seen on Lobste.rs as Lesser Known PostgreSQL Features on 08 Nov 2021, submitted by Haki. Score 73, comments 3  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 1m later as Lesser Known PostgreSQL Features, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 6, comments 1

Then appeared on /r/Programming 2h34m later as Lesser Known PostgreSQL Features, submitted by be_haki. Score 300, comments 16  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 21h52m later as Lesser-known Postgres features, submitted by CRConrad. Score 687, comments 163  🔥   ⭐(1)

  Etsy’s Journey to TypeScript codeascraft.com  javascript

First seen on Hacker News as Etsy’s Journey to TypeScript on 08 Nov 2021, submitted by afshinmeh. Score 4, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 2h32m later as Etsy’s Journey to TypeScript, submitted by raymii. Score 6, comments 1

Then appeared on /r/Programming 3 days later as Etsy’s Journey to TypeScript, submitted by pimterry. Score 17, comments 4

Then appeared on Hacker News 3 days later as Etsy’s Journey to TypeScript, submitted by elorant. Score 173, comments 152  🔥   ⭐(11)

  Announcing .NET 6 -- The Fastest .NET Yet devblogs.microsoft.com  dotnet release

First seen on /r/Programming as Announcing .NET 6 — The Fastest .NET Yet on 08 Nov 2021, submitted by Expensive-Way-748. Score 1199, comments 293  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 12m later as .NET 6 Released, submitted by tonicbbleking. Score 494, comments 410  🔥   ⭐(11)

Then appeared on /r/Programming 2m later as Announcing .NET 6 -- The Fastest .NET Yet, submitted by ben_a_adams. Score 1, comments 1

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1h52m later as Announcing .NET 6 -- The Fastest .NET Yet, submitted by raymii. Score 16, comments 1

  System76 is building a new Linux desktop in Rust theregister.com  linux rust

First seen on Lobste.rs as System76 is building a new Linux desktop in Rust on 08 Nov 2021, submitted by radmind. Score 75, comments 51  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 3m later as System76 is building a new Linux desktop in Rust, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 45, comments 5  🔥

  Detecting Internet Outages with Mozilla Telemetry Data blog.mozilla.org  networking

First seen on Lobste.rs as Detecting Internet Outages with Mozilla Telemetry Data on 08 Nov 2021, submitted by freddyb. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 4m later as Detecting Internet Outages with Mozilla Telemetry Data, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 2, comments 0

  Free Software is an Abject Failure paritybit.ca  culture rant

First seen on Lobste.rs as Free Software is an Abject Failure on 08 Nov 2021, submitted by Amolith. Score 16, comments 19  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 1h30m later as Free software is an abject failure, submitted by OberstKrueger. Score 11, comments 7  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 13h39m later as Free Software is an abject failure, submitted by daenney. Score 9, comments 1  🔥

  "This project will only take 2 hours" web.eecs.utk.edu  practices

First seen on Hacker News as “This project will only take 2 hours” on 08 Nov 2021, submitted by jermaustin1. Score 6, comments 0

Then appeared on /r/Programming 7m later as "This project will only take 2 hours", submitted by azhenley. Score 452, comments 179  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 6h41m later as "This project will only take 2 hours", submitted by calvin. Score 72, comments 28  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 11h5m later as “This project will only take 2 hours”, submitted by greenSunglass. Score 389, comments 267  🔥   ⭐(6)

Then appeared on /r/Programming 23h24m later as "This project will only take 2 hours", submitted by Advocatemack. Score 0, comments 0  💤

  Alpine: Considering LibreSSL as default OpenSSL provider again gitlab.alpinelinux.org  cryptography linux

First seen on Lobste.rs as Alpine: Considering LibreSSL as default OpenSSL provider again on 08 Nov 2021, submitted by orib. Score 37, comments 12  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 8m later as Alpine: Considering LibreSSL as default OpenSSL provider again, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 5, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 9 days later as Consider LibreSSL as default OpenSSL provider again, submitted by ori_b. Score 196, comments 79  🔥   ⭐(3)

  My own dark mode myme.no  css javascript

First seen on Lobste.rs as My own dark mode on 08 Nov 2021, submitted by myme. Score 12, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 9m later as My Own Dark Mode, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 2, comments 0

  A Beginner’s Guide to Understanding Game Hacking Techniques gamehacking.academy  games pdf

First seen on Lobste.rs as A Beginner’s Guide to Understanding Game Hacking Techniques on 08 Nov 2021, submitted by eatonphil. Score 5, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News less than a minute later as A beginner’s guide to game hacking techniques [pdf], submitted by eatonphil. Score 279, comments 82  🔥   ⭐(3)

Then appeared on /r/Programming less than a minute later as A Beginner’s Guide to Understanding Game Hacking Techniques, submitted by eatonphil. Score 2, comments 1

  The First Rule of Programming: It's Always Your Fault (2008) blog.codinghorror.com  debugging

First seen on Lobste.rs as The First Rule of Programming: It's Always Your Fault (2008) on 08 Nov 2021, submitted by flotwig. Score 14, comments 11

Then appeared on Hacker News 1h19m later as The First Rule of Programming: It's Always Your Fault, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 5, comments 0

  Culturally transmitted skills and values danluu.com  culture practices

First seen on Hacker News as Culturally transmitted skills and values on 08 Nov 2021, submitted by ramimac. Score 204, comments 85  🔥   ⭐(3)

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 5h8m later as Culturally transmitted skills and values, submitted by calvin. Score 6, comments 0

Tuesday, 09 Nov 2021

  UNIX Mouse Shootout vermaden.wordpress.com  freebsd hardware linux unix

First seen on Hacker News as Unix Mouse Shootout on 09 Nov 2021, submitted by vermaden. Score 4, comments 2   ⭐(16)

Then appeared on Lobste.rs less than a minute later as UNIX Mouse Shootout, submitted by vermaden. Score 8, comments 20 controversial  🔥

  The Emacs Lisp book is finished mbork.pl  emacs lisp

First seen on Lobste.rs as The Emacs Lisp book is finished on 09 Nov 2021, submitted by oz. Score 22, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 2h25m later as My Emacs Lisp book is finished, submitted by greenSunglass. Score 407, comments 61  🔥   ⭐(2)

  Bug analytics (2014) danluu.com  debugging

First seen on Lobste.rs as Bug analytics (2014) on 09 Nov 2021, submitted by hwayne. Score 5, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 1m later as Bug Analytics (2014), submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  jeforth.3we: A FORTH running on HTA, HTML, Node.js, NW.js, Chrome Extension, Chrome App, and more github.com  programming

First seen on Lobste.rs as jeforth.3we: A FORTH running on HTA, HTML, Node.js, NW.js, Chrome Extension, Chrome App, and more on 09 Nov 2021, submitted by GrayGnome. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 5m later as Jeforth.3we: A Forth Running on HTA, HTML, Node.js, Nw.js, Chrome Extension, Ch, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 2, comments 0

  Pyjion - A Python JIT Compiler trypyjion.com  python

First seen on Hacker News as Pyjion – A Python JIT Compiler on 09 Nov 2021, submitted by BerislavLopac. Score 255, comments 117  🔥   ⭐(1)

Then appeared on /r/Programming 59m later as Pyjion – A Python JIT Compiler, submitted by codetrotter. Score 58, comments 14  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1h34m later as Pyjion - A Python JIT Compiler, submitted by fs111. Score 15, comments 0

  iOS app proof of concept written in pure Rust github.com  rust

First seen on Lobste.rs as iOS app proof of concept written in pure Rust on 09 Nov 2021, submitted by SV. Score 22, comments 3

Then appeared on Hacker News 6m later as iOS proof of concept written in pure Rust, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 3, comments 0

  simple, type-safe string formatting in Haskell danso.ca  haskell

First seen on Lobste.rs as simple, type-safe string formatting in Haskell on 09 Nov 2021, submitted by danso. Score 7, comments 3

Then appeared on Hacker News 2m later as Simple, type-safe string formatting in Haskell, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 3, comments 1

  A Reality Where CSS & JavaScript Don’t Exist…? kevq.uk  css javascript web

First seen on Lobste.rs as A Reality Where CSS & JavaScript Don’t Exist…? on 09 Nov 2021, submitted by kev. Score 19, comments 41 controversial  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 9m later as A Reality Where CSS and JavaScript Don’t Exist?, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 5, comments 0

  Creating a GPT-Style Language Model for a Single Question unite.ai  ai

First seen on Hacker News as Creating a GPT-Style Language Model for a Single Question on 09 Nov 2021, submitted by Hard_Space. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 2h3m later as Creating a GPT-Style Language Model for a Single Question, submitted by Yogthos. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Threat matrix for CI/CD Pipeline github.com  security

First seen on Hacker News as Common Threat Matrix for CI/CD Pipeline on 09 Nov 2021, submitted by Mike_Jordan. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 68 days later as Threat matrix for CI/CD Pipeline, submitted by thesnarky1. Score 5, comments 0

  A no-go fantasy: writing Go in Ruby with Ruby Next evilmartians.com  go ruby

First seen on Hacker News as A no-go fantasy: writing Go in Ruby with Ruby Next on 09 Nov 2021, submitted by Travis-Turner. Score 12, comments 1  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 8h32m later as A no-go fantasy: writing Go in Ruby with Ruby Next, submitted by soulcutter. Score 2, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 5h17m later as A no-go fantasy: writing Go in Ruby with Ruby Next, submitted by thunderbong. Score 154, comments 58  🔥   ⭐(3)

  ProctorU is dystopian spyware shkspr.mobi  education linux

First seen on Hacker News as ProctorU is dystopian spyware on 09 Nov 2021, submitted by smitop. Score 597, comments 349  🔥   ⭐(1)

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1h46m later as ProctorU is dystopian spyware, submitted by edent. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Taming the Moose: Classing up Perl attributes phoenixtrap.com  perl

First seen on /r/Programming as Taming the Moose: Classing up Perl attributes on 09 Nov 2021, submitted by mjgardner. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 50m later as Taming the Moose: Classing up Perl attributes, submitted by mjgardner. Score 7, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 10m later as Taming the Moose: Classing up Perl attributes, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  The HTTP QUERY Method ietf.org  web

First seen on Hacker News as The HTTP Query Method on 09 Nov 2021, submitted by marvel_boy. Score 6, comments 1

Then appeared on /r/Programming 2h18m later as The HTTP QUERY Method Internet-Draft: safe and idempotent operations with a body, submitted by alexeyr. Score 180, comments 51  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 14h25m later as The HTTP QUERY Method, submitted by ehamberg. Score 44, comments 15  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 31 days later as The HTTP Query Method ( Draft ), submitted by ksec. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 24 days later as IETF: The HTTP Query Method ( Draft), submitted by ksec. Score 24, comments 20  🔥   ⭐(4)

  A template project that builds a SDL application programmed in Zig to Android from scratch github.com  android zig

First seen on Lobste.rs as A template project that builds a SDL application programmed in Zig to Android from scratch on 09 Nov 2021, submitted by matheuslessa. Score 4, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 7m later as A template project that builds a SDL application programmed in Zig to Android f, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 3, comments 0

  Many Worlds: A description of the relationship between databases, collaboration and Kripke github.com  databases formalmethods philosophy vcs

First seen on Hacker News as A Philosophy of Data Collaboration on 09 Nov 2021, submitted by LukeEF. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 20h50m later as Many Worlds: A description of the relationship between databases, collaboration and Kripke, submitted by GavinMendelGleason. Score 10, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 1h32m later as Many Worlds: a philosophy of data collaboration, submitted by greenSunglass. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 5 days later as Many Worlds: a philosophy of data collaboration, submitted by LukeEF. Score 11, comments 0  🔥   ⭐(29)

  What's the Future of IDEs? giansegato.com  philosophy

First seen on Hacker News as What's the future of IDEs? on 09 Nov 2021, submitted by giansegato. Score 6, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 12 days later as What's the Future of IDEs?, submitted by giansegato. Score 131, comments 224 controversial  🔥   ⭐(13)

Then appeared on /r/Programming 34 days later as What's the Future of IDEs?, submitted by MacASM. Score 40, comments 117 controversial  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 11h5m later as What's the Future of IDEs?, submitted by calvin. Score 7, comments 32 controversial  🔥

  ts2ocaml: generate OCaml bindings from .d.ts files discuss.ocaml.org  ml web

First seen on Hacker News as Ts2ocaml: Generate OCaml bindings from .d.ts files on 09 Nov 2021, submitted by mseri. Score 4, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1m later as ts2ocaml: generate OCaml bindings from .d.ts files, submitted by mseri. Score 9, comments 0

  The Invisible JavaScript Backdoor certitude.consulting  programming security

First seen on Hacker News as The Invisible JavaScript Backdoor on 09 Nov 2021, submitted by inickt. Score 2, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 9h41m later as The Invisible JavaScript Backdoor, submitted by davidbarker. Score 543, comments 176  🔥   ⭐(2)

Then appeared on /r/Programming 9h31m later as The Invisible JavaScript Backdoor, submitted by pimterry. Score 1363, comments 280  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 7h6m later as The Invisible JavaScript Backdoor, submitted by thrgamon. Score 8, comments 0

  The Surreal Horror of PAM christine.website  satire transcript unix video

First seen on Lobste.rs as The Surreal Horror of PAM on 09 Nov 2021, submitted by cadey. Score 51, comments 15  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 6m later as The Surreal Horror of Pam, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 268, comments 133  🔥   ⭐(3)

Then appeared on /r/Programming 32 days later as The Surreal Horror of PAM [Pluggable authentication module], submitted by alexeyr. Score 3, comments 5

  Verifying the Whiley Standard Library whileydave.com  formalmethods plt

First seen on /r/Programming as Can we Verify Whiley's Standard Library? on 09 Nov 2021, submitted by redjamjar. Score 1, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 2h53m later as Verifying the Whiley Standard Library, submitted by calvin. Score 6, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 3m later as Verifying the Whiley Standard Library, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Semgrep: a static analysis journey r2c.dev  linux security

First seen on Lobste.rs as Semgrep: a static analysis journey on 09 Nov 2021, submitted by pabloest. Score 14, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 5m later as Semgrep: A Static Analysis Journey, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 8, comments 0

Wednesday, 10 Nov 2021

  Why Python needs to be paused during profiling - but Ruby doesn't always benfrederickson.com  performance python ruby

First seen on Lobste.rs as Why Python needs to be paused during profiling - but Ruby doesn't always on 10 Nov 2021, submitted by bcongdon. Score 6, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 8m later as Why Python needs to be paused during profiling – but Ruby doesn't always, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 84, comments 12  🔥   ⭐(6)

Then appeared on /r/Programming 15h4m later as Why Python needs to be paused during profiling - but Ruby doesn't always, submitted by benfred. Score 5, comments 1

  Alloy 6 alloytools.org  formalmethods release

First seen on Lobste.rs as Alloy 6 on 10 Nov 2021, submitted by hwayne. Score 22, comments 4

Then appeared on Hacker News 2m later as Alloy 6, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 20, comments 3  🔥

  System76: A Case Study on How Not To Collaborate With Upstream blogs.gnome.org  design linux

First seen on Hacker News as System76: A Case Study on How Not to Collaborate with Upstream on 10 Nov 2021, submitted by pabs3. Score 67, comments 84  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 7h54m later as System76: A Case Study on How Not To Collaborate With Upstream, submitted by sardaukar. Score 9, comments 0

  Permit blocking of view-source: with URLBlocklist chromium-review.googlesource.com  browsers

First seen on Hacker News as Chromium: Permit blocking of view-source: with URLBlocklist on 10 Nov 2021, submitted by sohkamyung. Score 152, comments 105  🔥   ⭐(4)

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 18h44m later as Permit blocking of view-source: with URLBlocklist, submitted by jornane. Score 15, comments 29 controversial  🔥

  Using Flutter to build a native-looking desktop app for macOS and Windows blog.whidev.com  design programming

First seen on Hacker News as Using Flutter to build a native-looking desktop app for macOS and Windows on 10 Nov 2021, submitted by timsneath. Score 159, comments 108  🔥   ⭐(18)

Then appeared on /r/Programming 11h32m later as Using Flutter to build a native-looking desktop app for macOS and Windows, submitted by whiplashoo21. Score 0, comments 1

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 9h39m later as Using Flutter to build a native-looking desktop app for macOS and Windows, submitted by calvin. Score 7, comments 5

  The Monstrosity Email Has Become ploum.net  email

First seen on Lobste.rs as The Monstrosity Email Has Become on 10 Nov 2021, submitted by ploum. Score 59, comments 26  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 9m later as The Monstrosity Email Has Become, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 8, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 2 days later as The Monstrosity Email Has Become, submitted by elorant. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 3 days later as The Monstrosity Email Has Become, submitted by ohjeez. Score 6, comments 0

  echarts-gl: (actually) performant webgl-based visualisations github.com  graphics visualization web

First seen on Lobste.rs as echarts-gl: (actually) performant webgl-based visualisations on 10 Nov 2021, submitted by dani. Score 2, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 9m later as Echarts-gl: (actually) performant WebGL-based visualisations, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Discreet Log #19: Cwtch Roadmap (1.4 to 1.7) openprivacy.ca  privacy security

First seen on Lobste.rs as Discreet Log #19: Cwtch Roadmap (1.4 to 1.7) on 10 Nov 2021, submitted by kuijsten. Score 4, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 5m later as Discreet Log #19: Cwtch Roadmap (1.4 to 1.7), submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Samila : A Generative Art Generator github.com  art math programming python release show

First seen on Lobste.rs as Samila : A Generative Art Generator on 10 Nov 2021, submitted by sepandhaghighi. Score 17, comments 2

Then appeared on Hacker News 2m later as Samila: A Generative Art Generator, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 7, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 22h58m later as Generative Art Generator in Python, submitted by amrrs. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  How To Make A CPU - A Simple Picture Based Explanation blog.robertelder.org  hardware

First seen on Hacker News as How to make a CPU – a simple picture-based explanation on 10 Nov 2021, submitted by robertelder. Score 541, comments 157  🔥   ⭐(3)

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1h35m later as How To Make A CPU - A Simple Picture Based Explanation, submitted by Yogthos. Score 30, comments 7  🔥

Then appeared on /r/Programming 5h17m later as How To Make A CPU - A Simple Picture Based Explanation, submitted by rchaudhary. Score 272, comments 16  🔥

  10 Image File Formats That Didn’t Make It tedium.co  graphics historical

First seen on Hacker News as Image file formats that didn’t make it on 10 Nov 2021, submitted by ingve. Score 161, comments 197  🔥   ⭐(13)

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 2h18m later as 10 Image File Formats That Didn’t Make It, submitted by calvin. Score 16, comments 26 controversial  🔥

  Advice for aspiring bloggers haskellforall.com  practices

First seen on Lobste.rs as Advice for aspiring bloggers on 10 Nov 2021, submitted by cadey. Score 13, comments 7

Then appeared on Hacker News 1m later as Advice for Aspiring Bloggers, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 4, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 9h36m later as Advice for Aspiring Bloggers, submitted by greenSunglass. Score 2, comments 0

  Twelve Years of Go go.dev  go

First seen on Hacker News as Twelve Years of Go on 10 Nov 2021, submitted by mfrw. Score 194, comments 224  🔥   ⭐(5)

Then appeared on /r/Programming 2h5m later as Twelve Years of Go, submitted by pimterry. Score 57, comments 86 controversial  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1h45m later as Twelve Years of Go, submitted by benhoyt. Score 17, comments 1

  Cython, Rust, and more: choosing a language for Python extensions pythonspeed.com  c c++ python rust

First seen on Hacker News as Cython, Rust, and more: choosing a language for Python extensions on 10 Nov 2021, submitted by itamarst. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1m later as Cython, Rust, and more: choosing a language for Python extensions, submitted by itamarst. Score 19, comments 14  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 20h36m later as Cython, Rust, and more: choosing a language for Python extensions, submitted by asicsp. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on /r/Programming 12m later as Cython, Rust, and more: choosing a language for Python extensions, submitted by ASIC_SP. Score 101, comments 12  🔥

  Make your monorepo feel small with Git’s sparse index github.blog  vcs

First seen on Hacker News as Make your monorepo feel small with Git’s sparse index on 10 Nov 2021, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 4, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 9h36m later as Make your monorepo feel small with Git’s sparse index, submitted by campers. Score 3, comments 1

Then appeared on /r/Programming 12h31m later as Make your monorepo feel small with Git’s sparse index, submitted by pimterry. Score 145, comments 40  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 50m later as Make your monorepo feel small with Git’s sparse index, submitted by CRConrad. Score 3, comments 0   ⭐(6)

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 5h47m later as Make your monorepo feel small with Git’s sparse index, submitted by knl. Score 7, comments 3

  How Nix and NixOS Get So Close to Perfect christine.website  devops transcript video

First seen on Lobste.rs as How Nix and NixOS Get So Close to Perfect on 10 Nov 2021, submitted by cadey. Score 52, comments 29  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 3m later as How Nix and NixOS Get So Close to Perfect, submitted by jcastro. Score 6, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 15h12m later as Nix and NixOS Get So Close to Perfect, submitted by l0b0. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 8h41m later as Nix and NixOS Get So Close to Perfect, submitted by jhack. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Integrating Factor susam.in  math

First seen on Lobste.rs as Integrating Factor on 10 Nov 2021, submitted by susam. Score 5, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 2m later as Integrating Factor, submitted by susam. Score 12, comments 2  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 16h26m later as Integrating Factor, submitted by susam. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 16h2m later as Integrating Factor, submitted by susam. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 3 days later as The Magic of Integrating Factor, submitted by susam. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Kernel 5.15: A small but mighty Halloween release collabora.com  linux

First seen on Hacker News as Kernel 5.15: A small but mighty Halloween release on 10 Nov 2021, submitted by mfilion. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 12m later as Kernel 5.15: A small but mighty Halloween release, submitted by mfilion. Score 8, comments 0

  Rendering text babylonjs.medium.com  graphics historical

First seen on Hacker News as Rendering Text on 10 Nov 2021, submitted by bwidlar. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 2h34m later as Rendering text, submitted by friendlysock. Score 7, comments 1

  The strong and weak forces of architecture martinfowler.com  practices

First seen on Hacker News as The strong and weak forces of architecture on 10 Nov 2021, submitted by joeyespo. Score 2, comments 0   ⭐(17)

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 10h16m later as The strong and weak forces of architecture, submitted by usrme. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 5h51m later as The strong and weak forces of architecture, submitted by greenSunglass. Score 2, comments 0   ⭐(15)

Then appeared on Hacker News 1 day later as The strong and weak forces of architecture, submitted by sciurus. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on /r/Programming 55 days later as The strong and weak forces of architecture, submitted by mooreds. Score 0, comments 0  💤

  Plain Org has joined the chat (iOS) xenodium.com  emacs ios show

First seen on Lobste.rs as Plain Org has joined the chat (iOS) on 10 Nov 2021, submitted by xenodium. Score 29, comments 25  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 2m later as Plain Org has joined the chat (iOS), submitted by xenodium. Score 2, comments 0

  The Ruby Compiler Survey ruby-compilers.com  plt ruby

First seen on Lobste.rs as The Ruby Compiler Survey on 10 Nov 2021, submitted by zem. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on /r/Programming 8 days later as The Ruby Compiler Survey, submitted by realkorvo. Score 6, comments 6

Then appeared on Hacker News less than a minute later as The Ruby Compiler Survey, submitted by claudiug. Score 2, comments 0

Thursday, 11 Nov 2021

  Make It Go Faster! How We Sped Up OS Provisioning On Bare Metal at Scale metal.equinix.com  devops

First seen on Hacker News as Baremetal OS provisioning @ faster than cloud speed: in detail on 11 Nov 2021, submitted by mrmrcoleman. Score 7, comments 2

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 30m later as Make It Go Faster! How We Sped Up OS Provisioning On Bare Metal at Scale, submitted by grahamc. Score 6, comments 0

  ChaosDB Explained: Azure's Cosmos DB Vulnerability Walkthrough | Wiz Blog wiz.io  security

First seen on Hacker News as ChaosDB Explained: Azure's Cosmos DB Vulnerability Walkthrough on 11 Nov 2021, submitted by amenghra. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 14h35m later as ChaosDB Explained: Azure's Cosmos DB Vulnerability Walkthrough, submitted by arkadiyt. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 17h49m later as ChaosDB Explained: Azure's Cosmos DB Vulnerability Walkthrough, submitted by ramadis. Score 5, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 9h35m later as ChaosDB Explained: Azure's Cosmos DB Vulnerability Walkthrough, submitted by timmclean. Score 10, comments 2  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1h34m later as ChaosDB Explained: Azure's Cosmos DB Vulnerability Walkthrough | Wiz Blog, submitted by eyberg. Score 2, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 16h40m later as ChaosDB Explained: Azure's Cosmos DB Vulnerability Walkthrough, submitted by epall. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 6 days later as ChaosDB Explained: Azure's Cosmos DB Vulnerability Walkthrough, submitted by timmclean. Score 115, comments 34  🔥   ⭐(5)

  Async Cancellation I blog.yoshuawuyts.com  rust

First seen on Lobste.rs as Async Cancellation I on 11 Nov 2021, submitted by adaszko. Score 8, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 5m later as Async Cancellation I, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 15h58m later as Async Cancellation, submitted by ibraheemdev. Score 74, comments 24  🔥   ⭐(11)

  Rust Iterator Items: An exploration of syntax estebank.github.io  rust

First seen on Lobste.rs as Rust Iterator Items: An exploration of syntax on 11 Nov 2021, submitted by sanxiyn. Score 17, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 1m later as Rust Iterator Items: An exploration of syntax, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 7 days later as Rust Iterator Items An exploration of syntax, submitted by lukastyrychtr. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Where Should the Debugger Set a Breakpoint? pernos.co  compilers debugging

First seen on Hacker News as Where Should the Debugger Set a Breakpoint? on 11 Nov 2021, submitted by hasheddan. Score 1, comments 0  💤   ⭐(3)

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1 day later as Where Should the Debugger Set a Breakpoint?, submitted by glacambre. Score 5, comments 0

  Haskell IHP Framework, from a Technical and Business Perspective gizra.com  haskell web

First seen on Hacker News as Haskell IHP Framework, from a Technical and Business Perspective on 11 Nov 2021, submitted by _query. Score 51, comments 12  🔥   ⭐(2)

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 3h7m later as Haskell IHP Framework, from a Technical and Business Perspective, submitted by abhin4v. Score 10, comments 0

  What does `&mut &[T]` mean? ihatereality.space  rust

First seen on Lobste.rs as What does `&mut &[T]` mean? on 11 Nov 2021, submitted by napkindrawing. Score 14, comments 2

Then appeared on Hacker News 8m later as What does `&mut and[T]` mean?, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Small steps toward compiling Kernel to Scheme hyper.dev  lisp plt

First seen on Lobste.rs as Small steps toward compiling Kernel to Scheme on 11 Nov 2021, submitted by amirouche. Score 9, comments 8

Then appeared on Hacker News 5m later as Small steps toward compiling Kernel to Scheme, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 2, comments 0

  The inside story of the outside investigation of SoftRAM 95 devblogs.microsoft.com  historical reversing windows

First seen on /r/Programming as The inside story of the outside investigation of SoftRAM 95 on 11 Nov 2021, submitted by skeeto. Score 101, comments 41  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 3h27m later as The outside investigation of SoftRAM 95, submitted by nikbackm. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 39m later as The inside story of the outside investigation of SoftRAM 95, submitted by calvin. Score 22, comments 3

  How to implement a TypeScript-style type checker, part 6: narrowing jaked.org  compilers javascript plt

First seen on Lobste.rs as How to implement a TypeScript-style type checker, part 6: narrowing on 11 Nov 2021, submitted by jaked. Score 8, comments 0

Then appeared on /r/Programming 1m later as How to implement a TypeScript-style type checker, part 6: narrowing, submitted by jakedonham. Score 15, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 3m later as How to implement a TypeScript-style type checker, part 6: narrowing, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 2, comments 0

  mailhelp: config and dot files for mutt with Gmail on macOS (mbsync, fdm, msmtp) github.com  email

First seen on Lobste.rs as mailhelp: config and dot files for mutt with Gmail on macOS (mbsync, fdm, msmtp) on 11 Nov 2021, submitted by elobdog. Score 9, comments 2

Then appeared on Hacker News 10m later as Mailhelp: Config and dot files for mutt with Gmail on macOS (mbsync, fdm, msmtp), submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Programming with Something tomstu.art  c compsci ruby

First seen on Lobste.rs as Programming with Something on 11 Nov 2021, submitted by floehopper. Score 5, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 2m later as Programming with Something, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 18h11m later as Programming with Something, submitted by tomstuart. Score 62, comments 6  🔥   ⭐(8)

  Backpressure And The Replicator github.com  networking performance

First seen on Lobste.rs as Backpressure And The Replicator on 11 Nov 2021, submitted by snej. Score 26, comments 11  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 4m later as Backpressure and the Replicator, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Friday, 12 Nov 2021

  Analyzing a watering hole campaign using macOS exploits blog.google  ios mac security

First seen on Hacker News as Analyzing a watering hole campaign using macOS exploits on 12 Nov 2021, submitted by incomplete. Score 5, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 10h9m later as Analyzing a watering hole campaign using macOS exploits, submitted by oedmarap. Score 13, comments 0  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 9h22m later as Analyzing a watering hole campaign using macOS exploits, submitted by fro. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 6h46m later as Analyzing a watering hole campaign using macOS exploits, submitted by curmudgeon22. Score 2, comments 0

  How to Code (1993) jvaltane.kapsi.fi  assembly compsci historical

First seen on Lobste.rs as How to Code (1993) on 12 Nov 2021, submitted by lorddimwit. Score 5, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 5m later as How to Code (1993), submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Blockchain Without the Crypto xtdb.com  databases

First seen on /r/Programming as Blockchain Without the Crypto on 12 Nov 2021, submitted by deobald. Score 0, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 4m later as Blockchain Without the Crypto, submitted by deobald. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Lobste.rs less than a minute later as Blockchain Without the Crypto, submitted by deobald. Score 15, comments 7

Then appeared on Hacker News 14h10m later as Blockchain Without the Crypto, submitted by sebst. Score 2, comments 0

  Spotify Codes - Part 2 boonepeter.github.io  programming

First seen on /r/Programming as How Spotify Codes Work - Part 2 on 12 Nov 2021, submitted by CHM_3_9. Score 73, comments 9  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 2h15m later as Spotify Codes - Part 2, submitted by healeycodes. Score 19, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News less than a minute later as Spotify Codes – Part 2, submitted by healeycodes. Score 3, comments 0   ⭐(9)

  Isolating Xwayland in a VM roscidus.com  linux virtualization

First seen on Hacker News as Isolating Xwayland in a VM on 12 Nov 2021, submitted by harporoeder. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 40 days later as Isolating Xwayland in a VM, submitted by pmarin. Score 1, comments 0  💤   ⭐(4)

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 18h8m later as Isolating Xwayland in a VM, submitted by calvin. Score 10, comments 0

  Useful sed github.com  linux programming

First seen on Hacker News as Useful sed scripts and patterns for day to day usage on 12 Nov 2021, submitted by adrianscheff. Score 251, comments 47  🔥   ⭐(1)

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 9h6m later as Useful sed, submitted by DanielBMarkham. Score 21, comments 0

Then appeared on /r/Programming 1 day later as Useful sed scripts and patterns, submitted by Competitive-Doubt298. Score 49, comments 9  🔥

  Nixers.net Conf 2021 nixers.net  event video

First seen on Lobste.rs as Nixers.net Conf 2021 on 12 Nov 2021, submitted by venam. Score 12, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 3m later as Nixers.net Conf 2021, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 3, comments 0

  How the TypeScript Compiler Compiles youtube.com  javascript plt video

First seen on Lobste.rs as How the TypeScript Compiler Compiles on 12 Nov 2021, submitted by adamshaylor. Score 6, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 15h45m later as How the TypeScript Compiler Compiles, submitted by fm77. Score 2, comments 1

  Do you remember, the twenty fires of September? honeycomb.io  distributed

First seen on Lobste.rs as Do you remember, the twenty fires of September? on 12 Nov 2021, submitted by dmathieu. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 8m later as Do you remember, the twenty fires of September?, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 2 days later as Do you remember, the twenty fires of September?, submitted by kiyanwang. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 2 days later as Incident Resolution: Do You Remember, the Twenty Fires of September?, submitted by craigkerstiens. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  SDL Next-Gen rendering API patreon.com  api c games graphics

First seen on Hacker News as Epic Megagrant to Develop SDL Next-Gen Rendering API on 12 Nov 2021, submitted by rostayob. Score 4, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 6h53m later as SDL Next-Gen rendering API, submitted by francesco. Score 29, comments 2  🔥

  Fuzzware: Using Precise MMIO Modeling for Effective Firmware Fuzzing | USENIX usenix.org  security

First seen on Lobste.rs as Fuzzware: Using Precise MMIO Modeling for Effective Firmware Fuzzing | USENIX on 12 Nov 2021, submitted by crazyloglad. Score 5, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 4m later as Fuzzware: Using Precise MMIO Modeling for Effective Firmware Fuzzing – Usenix, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 2, comments 0

  Practical attacks against attribute-based encryption research.kudelskisecurity.com  cryptography

First seen on Hacker News as Practical attacks against attribute-based encryption on 12 Nov 2021, submitted by spiridow. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 2 days later as Practical attacks against attribute-based encryption, submitted by calvin. Score 5, comments 0

  Advanced Exploitation of Simple Bugs: A Parallels Desktop Case Study zerodayengineering.com  pdf security slides

First seen on Lobste.rs as Advanced Exploitation of Simple Bugs: A Parallels Desktop Case Study on 12 Nov 2021, submitted by lattera. Score 3, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 6m later as Advanced Exploitation of Simple Bugs: A Parallels Desktop Case Study [pdf], submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 3, comments 0

  Ruby vs Python comes down to the for loop softwaredoug.com  python ruby

First seen on Hacker News as Ruby vs. Python comes down to the for loop on 12 Nov 2021, submitted by softwaredoug. Score 373, comments 302  🔥   ⭐(1)

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 2h59m later as Ruby vs Python comes down to the for loop, submitted by amontalenti. Score 23, comments 8  🔥

Then appeared on /r/Programming 6m later as Ruby vs Python comes down to the for loop, submitted by speckz. Score 6, comments 36 controversial  🔥

  The Coming Firmware Revolution youtube.com  rust video

First seen on Hacker News as The Coming Firmware Revolution on 12 Nov 2021, submitted by bcantrill. Score 7, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 2m later as The Coming Firmware Revolution, submitted by bcantrill. Score 50, comments 19  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 26 days later as Bryan Cantrill – The Coming Firmware Revolution, submitted by erichocean. Score 2, comments 0

  Prune Juice 0.7 Released dfithian.github.io  haskell

First seen on Lobste.rs as Prune Juice 0.7 Released on 12 Nov 2021, submitted by dfithian. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 2m later as Prune Juice 0.7 Released, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Applying File Changes with fix and GADTs dfithian.github.io  haskell

First seen on Lobste.rs as Applying File Changes with fix and GADTs on 12 Nov 2021, submitted by dfithian. Score 2, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 2m later as Applying File Changes with Fix and GADTs, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 2, comments 0

  Beware of fast-math simonbyrne.github.io  performance programming

First seen on Hacker News as Beware of fast-math on 12 Nov 2021, submitted by simonbyrne. Score 189, comments 107  🔥   ⭐(8)

Then appeared on /r/Programming 4h18m later as Beware of fast-math, submitted by alexeyr. Score 196, comments 24  🔥

Then appeared on /r/Programming 5m later as Beware of the -ffast-math Compiler Switch, submitted by TUAlgorithms. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 9h26m later as Beware of fast-math, submitted by calvin. Score 7, comments 0

  It's Now Possible To Sign Arbitrary Data With Your SSH Keys agwa.name  security

First seen on Hacker News as It's Now Possible to Sign Arbitrary Data with Your SSH Keys on 12 Nov 2021, submitted by tomwas54. Score 7, comments 3  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1h12m later as It's Now Possible To Sign Arbitrary Data With Your SSH Keys, submitted by raymii. Score 97, comments 22  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 14h46m later as Sign arbitrary data with your SSH keys, submitted by h1x. Score 637, comments 320  🔥   ⭐(1)

  Modern signing and encrypting (2020) seankhliao.com  cryptography

First seen on Lobste.rs as Modern signing and encrypting (2020) on 12 Nov 2021, submitted by atoponce. Score 5, comments 2

Then appeared on Hacker News 10m later as Modern Signing and Encrypting (2020), submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 2, comments 0

  Frictionless external backups with systemd jmtd.net  systemd

First seen on Lobste.rs as Frictionless external backups with systemd on 12 Nov 2021, submitted by jmtd. Score 25, comments 3  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 9m later as Frictionless External Backups with Systemd, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 7, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 1 day later as Frictionless External Backups with Systemd, submitted by homarp. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 2 days later as Frictionless External Backups with Systemd, submitted by pabs3. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Idiomatic algebraic data types in Python with dataclasses and Union blog.ezyang.com  programming python

First seen on Lobste.rs as Idiomatic algebraic data types in Python with dataclasses and Union on 12 Nov 2021, submitted by andyc. Score 6, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 8m later as Idiomatic algebraic data types in Python with dataclasses and Union: ezyang’s, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 7 days later as Idiomatic algebraic data types in Python with dataclasses and Union, submitted by 0x10c0fe11ce. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 29 days later as Idiomatic algebraic data types in Python with dataclasses and Union, submitted by rbanffy. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Saturday, 13 Nov 2021

  Functional programming in C++ (2012) gamedeveloper.com  c++

First seen on Lobste.rs as Functional programming in C++ (2012) on 13 Nov 2021, submitted by dbremner. Score 3, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 5m later as Functional Programming in C++ (2012), submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 3 days later as Functional Programming in C++, submitted by greenSunglass. Score 4, comments 0

  The weirdest bug I've ever encountered mental-reverb.com  c debugging

First seen on Lobste.rs as The weirdest bug I've ever encountered on 13 Nov 2021, submitted by BenjaminRi. Score 52, comments 9  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 22m later as The weirdest bug I've ever encountered, submitted by tjalfi. Score 133, comments 36  🔥   ⭐(15)

  Gentoo with EFIStub, encrypted BTRFS, swap, dracut, open-rc aj.ianozi.com  linux

First seen on Lobste.rs as Gentoo with EFIStub, encrypted BTRFS, swap, dracut, open-rc on 13 Nov 2021, submitted by cadey. Score 4, comments 2

Then appeared on Hacker News 2m later as Gentoo with EFIStub, encrypted BTRFS, swap, dracut, open-RC, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Testing multiple implementations of a trait in Rust eli.thegreenplace.net  rust testing

First seen on Hacker News as Testing multiple implementations of a trait in Rust on 13 Nov 2021, submitted by picture. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 9h43m later as Testing multiple implementations of a trait in Rust, submitted by ibobev. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 2 days later as Testing multiple implementations of a trait in Rust, submitted by napkindrawing. Score 5, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 3 days later as Testing multiple implementations of a trait in Rust, submitted by lukastyrychtr. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Rust data structures with circular references eli.thegreenplace.net  rust

First seen on Hacker News as Rust data structures with circular references on 13 Nov 2021, submitted by picture. Score 138, comments 42  🔥   ⭐(16)

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 5h21m later as Rust data structures with circular references, submitted by nikola. Score 14, comments 4

Then appeared on /r/Programming 23h40m later as Rust data structures with circular references, submitted by pmz. Score 0, comments 5

  Why asynchronous Rust doesn't work (Part 2 - 2021) eta.st  rant rust

First seen on Lobste.rs as Why asynchronous Rust doesn't work (Part 2 - 2021) on 13 Nov 2021, submitted by alexandria. Score 10, comments 4

Then appeared on Hacker News 2h29m later as Why asynchronous Rust doesn't work, submitted by tannhaeuser. Score 226, comments 295 controversial  🔥   ⭐(2)

Then appeared on /r/Programming 1h6m later as Why asynchronous Rust doesn't work, submitted by Competitive-Doubt298. Score 325, comments 239  🔥

  Infinitely Nested Dictionary susam.in  python

First seen on Hacker News as a = a['k'] = {}; # An Infinitely Nested Dictionary on 13 Nov 2021, submitted by susam. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 6m later as Infinitely Nested Dictionary, submitted by susam. Score 18, comments 2

  PCSX2 - The Playstation 2 emulator - Q3 2021 Progress Report pcsx2.net  historical virtualization

First seen on /r/Programming as PCSX2 - Q3 2021 Progress Report on 13 Nov 2021, submitted by RedDevilus. Score 75, comments 6  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 1h30m later as PCSX2 Q3 2021 Progress Report, submitted by bdz. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 5h52m later as PCSX2 - The Playstation 2 emulator - Q3 2021 Progress Report, submitted by ethoh. Score 13, comments 0

  Dolphin Progress Report: September and October 2021 dolphin-emu.org  programming

First seen on /r/Programming as Dolphin Emulator - Dolphin Progress Report: September and October 2021 on 13 Nov 2021, submitted by Mr_Figtree. Score 543, comments 27  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 1h18m later as Dolphin Progress September and October 2021, submitted by rdpintqogeogsaa. Score 47, comments 3  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 16h37m later as Dolphin Progress Report: September and October 2021, submitted by calvin. Score 13, comments 0

  How do hardware timers work? youtube.com  hardware video

First seen on /r/Programming as [Ben Eater] How do hardware timers work? on 13 Nov 2021, submitted by ccapitalK. Score 1191, comments 27  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 3h9m later as How do hardware timers work?, submitted by tambourine_man. Score 4, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 17h15m later as How do hardware timers work?, submitted by hasheddan. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 8h29m later as How do hardware timers work?, submitted by Brekkjern. Score 22, comments 2

Then appeared on Hacker News 18 days later as How do hardware timers work? [video], submitted by iyn. Score 2, comments 0

  F# Console App and Review of Tasks danielbmarkham.com  dotnet programming video

First seen on Lobste.rs as F# Console App and Review of Tasks on 13 Nov 2021, submitted by DanielBMarkham. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 8m later as F# Console App and Review of Tasks, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 2, comments 0

  Easily build NodeJS projects inside a docker container gist.github.com  devops practices

First seen on Hacker News as Show HN: Using Docker to build NPM projects on 13 Nov 2021, submitted by rain1. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Lobste.rs less than a minute later as Easily build NodeJS projects inside a docker container, submitted by river. Score 10, comments 19 controversial  🔥

  Managing an External Display on Linux Shouldn’t Be This Hard changelog.complete.org  linux rant

First seen on Lobste.rs as Managing an External Display on Linux Shouldn’t Be This Hard on 13 Nov 2021, submitted by raymii. Score 4, comments 6 controversial

Then appeared on Hacker News 7m later as Managing an external display on Linux shouldn’t be this hard, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 117, comments 132  🔥   ⭐(17)

  dte: A language for expressing and calculating date and time github.com  programming

First seen on Hacker News as Dte: A language for expressing and calculating date and time on 13 Nov 2021, submitted by nixcraft. Score 83, comments 25  🔥   ⭐(21)

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 2m later as dte: A language for expressing and calculating date and time, submitted by nixcraft. Score 23, comments 8  🔥

  Benchmarking esbuild, swc, tsc, and babel for React/JSX projects datastation.multiprocess.io  javascript plt

First seen on Hacker News as Benchmarking esbuild, swc, tsc, and Babel for React/JSX projects on 13 Nov 2021, submitted by eatonphil. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs less than a minute later as Benchmarking esbuild, swc, tsc, and babel for React/JSX projects, submitted by eatonphil. Score 7, comments 10 controversial

Then appeared on Hacker News 2 days later as Benchmarking esbuild, swc, tsc, and Babel for React/JSX projects, submitted by eatonphil. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 34 days later as Benchmarking esbuild, swc, tsc, and Babel for React/JSX projects, submitted by eatonphil. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Factor: a dynamic stack-based programming language (2010) factorcode.org  pdf plt

First seen on Lobste.rs as Factor: a dynamic stack-based programming language (2010) on 13 Nov 2021, submitted by jmiven. Score 26, comments 3  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 8m later as Factor: A dynamic stack-based programming language (2010) [pdf], submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 2, comments 0

  Tuple Spaces (or, Good Ideas Don't Always Win) (2011) software-carpentry.org  distributed programming

First seen on Lobste.rs as Tuple Spaces (or, Good Ideas Don't Always Win) (2011) on 13 Nov 2021, submitted by imode. Score 26, comments 22  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 5m later as Tuple Spaces (Or, Good Ideas Don't Always Win) (2011), submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 3, comments 0

Sunday, 14 Nov 2021

  The Challenge of Bluetooth Distance Estimation davidgyoungtech.com  hardware networking

First seen on Hacker News as The Challenge of Bluetooth Distance Estimation on 14 Nov 2021, submitted by rand0mstring. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 13m later as The Challenge of Bluetooth Distance Estimation, submitted by friendlysock. Score 9, comments 1

  Debugging memory corruption: who the hell writes “2” into my stack? blog.unity.com  debugging

First seen on Hacker News as Debugging memory corruption: who the hell writes “2” into my stack? (2016) on 14 Nov 2021, submitted by darknavi. Score 409, comments 144  🔥   ⭐(1)

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1h51m later as Debugging memory corruption: who the hell writes “2” into my stack?, submitted by knl. Score 32, comments 1  🔥

  Microdefects beza1e1.tuxen.de  practices

First seen on Lobste.rs as Microdefects on 14 Nov 2021, submitted by qznc. Score 32, comments 28  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 6m later as Microdefects, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 3, comments 0

  /dev/random - A New Approach youtube.com  cryptography linux video

First seen on Lobste.rs as /dev/random - A New Approach on 14 Nov 2021, submitted by river. Score 13, comments 4

Then appeared on Hacker News 4h0m later as /dev/random – A New Approach, submitted by zdw. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  OAuth with Cloudflare Workers on a Statically Generated Site abyteofcoding.com  javascript

First seen on Lobste.rs as OAuth with Cloudflare Workers on a Statically Generated Site on 14 Nov 2021, submitted by vonadz. Score 19, comments 6

Then appeared on /r/Programming 17h12m later as OAuth with Cloudflare Workers on a Statically Generated Site, submitted by vonadz. Score 4, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 5m later as OAuth with Cloudflare workers on a statically generated site, submitted by vonadz. Score 183, comments 69  🔥   ⭐(2)

  Fennel 1.0.0 released lists.sr.ht  lisp lua release

First seen on Lobste.rs as Fennel 1.0.0 released on 14 Nov 2021, submitted by oats. Score 82, comments 13  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News less than a minute later as Fennel 1.0.0 Released, submitted by oats. Score 6, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 16h42m later as Fennel 1.0.0 Released, submitted by zcam. Score 3, comments 0

  Selecting a programming language can be a form of premature optimization snarky.ca  programming

First seen on Hacker News as Selecting a programming language can be a form of premature optimization on 14 Nov 2021, submitted by BerislavLopac. Score 1, comments 2

Then appeared on /r/Programming 9h12m later as Selecting a programming language can be a form of premature optimization, submitted by genericlemon24. Score 0, comments 7

Then appeared on Hacker News less than a minute later as Selecting a programming language can be a form of premature optimization, submitted by genericlemon24. Score 90, comments 308 controversial  🔥   ⭐(1)

Then appeared on /r/Programming 15m later as Selecting a programming language can be a form of premature optimization, submitted by Competitive-Doubt298. Score 0, comments 18 controversial

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 25m later as Selecting a programming language can be a form of premature optimization, submitted by raymii. Score 24, comments 37 controversial  🔥

Monday, 15 Nov 2021

  git-branchless: High-velocity, monorepo-scale workflow for Git github.com  vcs

First seen on Lobste.rs as git-branchless: High-velocity, monorepo-scale workflow for Git on 15 Nov 2021, submitted by c-cube. Score 24, comments 15  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 4m later as Git-branchless: High-velocity, monorepo-scale workflow for Git, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 1 day later as Branchless Workflow for Git, submitted by mzehrer. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Benchmarking the Apple M1 Max tlkh.dev  hardware mac performance

First seen on Hacker News as Benchmarking the Apple M1 Max on 15 Nov 2021, submitted by yadamonk. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 20h55m later as Benchmarking the Apple M1 Max, submitted by anielsen. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1 day later as Benchmarking the Apple M1 Max, submitted by calvin. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 5 days later as Benchmarking the Apple M1 Max, submitted by xrayarx. Score 203, comments 208  🔥   ⭐(4)

  Software evolves - An experience guided by results gabrielmalakias.com.br  practices ruby

First seen on Lobste.rs as Software evolves - An experience guided by results on 15 Nov 2021, submitted by gabrielmalakias. Score 4, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 6m later as Software evolves – An experience guided by results, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News 12h10m later as Software evolves – An experience guided by results, submitted by greenSunglass. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Bramble: A Purely Functional Build System and Package Manager maxmcd.com  go linux

First seen on Hacker News as Show HN: Bramble – A Purely Functional Build System and Package Manager on 15 Nov 2021, submitted by maxmcd. Score 5, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 3m later as Bramble: A Purely Functional Build System and Package Manager, submitted by maxm. Score 57, comments 26  🔥

  Zen of Nim nim-lang.org  plt programming

First seen on Hacker News as Zen of Nim on 15 Nov 2021, submitted by pietroppeter. Score 11, comments 1  🔥

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 2h25m later as Zen of Nim, submitted by snej. Score 23, comments 29 controversial  🔥

Then appeared on Hacker News 6h28m later as Zen of Nim, submitted by WithinReason. Score 6, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 31 days later as Zen of Nim, submitted by michaelsbradley. Score 2, comments 0

  Blacksmith comsec.ethz.ch  hardware security

First seen on Hacker News as Blacksmith – Rowhammer bit flips on all DRAM devices today despite mitigations on 15 Nov 2021, submitted by buran77. Score 662, comments 309  🔥   ⭐(1)

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 4h24m later as Blacksmith, submitted by jamesog. Score 18, comments 3

  Syntax changes for Corinna, proposed declarative OO Perl mechanism blogs.perl.org  perl plt

First seen on Lobste.rs as Syntax changes for Corinna, proposed declarative OO Perl mechanism on 15 Nov 2021, submitted by mjgardner. Score 10, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News less than a minute later as Syntax changes for Corinna, proposed declarative OO Perl mechanism, submitted by mjgardner. Score 2, comments 0

  IBM creates largest ever superconducting quantum computer newscientist.com  compsci hardware

First seen on Hacker News as IBM creates largest ever superconducting quantum computer on 15 Nov 2021, submitted by jonbaer. Score 3, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 2 days later as IBM creates largest ever superconducting quantum computer, submitted by mempko. Score 1, comments 0  💤

Then appeared on Hacker News less than a minute later as IBM Creates Largest Superconducting Quantum Computer, submitted by mempko. Score 2, comments 0

  The Demikernel Datapath OS Architecture for Microsecond-scale Datacenter Systems micahlerner.com  api osdev

First seen on Hacker News as The Demikernel Datapath OS Architecture for Microsecond-Scale Datacenter Systems on 15 Nov 2021, submitted by mlerner. Score 6, comments 0

Then appeared on /r/Programming 1h41m later as The Demikernel Datapath OS Architecture for Microsecond-scale Datacenter Systems, submitted by micahville. Score 11, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 8h26m later as The Demikernel Datapath OS Architecture for Microsecond-scale Datacenter Systems, submitted by calvin. Score 5, comments 1

Then appeared on Hacker News 1h20m later as The Demikernel Datapath OS Architecture, submitted by zdw. Score 38, comments 9  🔥   ⭐(19)

  Go 1.18 will let you set the version of the "AMD64" architecture to target utcc.utoronto.ca  go performance

First seen on Lobste.rs as Go 1.18 will let you set the version of the "AMD64" architecture to target on 15 Nov 2021, submitted by ehamberg. Score 22, comments 3

Then appeared on Hacker News 1m later as Go 1.18 will let you set the version of the “AMD64” architecture to target, submitted by todsacerdoti. Score 3, comments 0

  How to fund CaramelLang? blog.darklang.com  culture erlang ml

First seen on Hacker News as How to Fund CaramelLang? on 15 Nov 2021, submitted by paulshen. Score 2, comments 0

Then appeared on Hacker News 9h32m later as How to Fund CaramelLang?, submitted by ABS. Score 4, comments 0

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 1 day later as How to fund CaramelLang?, submitted by pmonson711. Score 1, comments 0  💤

  Processing billions of events in real time at Twitter blog.twitter.com  performance scaling

First seen on Hacker News as Processing billions of events in real time on 15 Nov 2021, submitted by 1cvmask. Score 200, comments 104  🔥   ⭐(2)

Then appeared on Lobste.rs 9h5m later as Processing billions of events in real time at Twitter, submitted by tatoalo. Score 6, comments 8 controversial

Then appeared on /r/Programming 21 days later as Processing billions of events in real time at Twitter, submitted by ConfidentMushroom. Score 36, comments 12  🔥