Things Many People Find Too Obvious to Have Told You Already //threadreaderapp comments→
“I fell down a bit of a ruins research rabbit-hole” //twitter comments→
As a solo developer, I decided to offer phone support //plumshell comments→
Initial Release of Mozilla’s Open Source Speech Recognition Model and Voice Data //mozilla comments→
Debugging an evil Go runtime bug //marcan comments→
Ciao, Chrome: Firefox Quantum Is the Browser Built for 2017 //wired comments→
A Classic Extension Reborn: Tree Style Tab //mozilla comments→
Advent of Code 2017 //adventofcode comments→
Coinbase: The Heart of the Bitcoin Frenzy //nytimes comments→
CS papers for software architecture and design? //ycombinator
Huge enterprise customer wants to see our source code //ycombinator
Time Management Tricks and Tips //ycombinator
Is there a fitness wristband that is hackable? //ycombinator
PostgreSQL Exercises //pgexercises comments→
Simplified and community-driven man pages //tldr comments→
Discover, Listen and Discuss Classical Music //classicalmusiconly comments→
CoderPad – Interviewing Platform for Programmers //indiehackers comments→
Vision Kit – An image recognition device that can see and identify objects //withgoogle comments→
Gofpdf: Generate PDFs from Go with No Dependencies //github comments→
Pixelmator Pro released //pixelmator comments→
Echo Podcasts – Goodreads for podcasts //echopodcasts comments→
ddgr - search DuckDuckGo from your terminal //github comments→
Django 2.0 released //djangoproject comments→
Parcel – A fast, zero configuration web application bundler //parceljs comments→
Clojure Design Patterns //mishadoff comments→
Introduction to R Programming //github comments→
Golang DNS server, including DNSSEC and DNS-over-TLS //github comments→
Git hash function transition plan //github comments→
A Year of Developer Journals with jrnl.sh //rickcarlino comments→
PHP 7.2.0 Released //php comments→
Merchant.js, a state framework for creating idle games //github comments→
Mastering Chess and Shogi by Self-Play with General Reinforcement Learning //arxiv comments→
Neural Networks in JavaScript with Deeplearn.js //robinwieruch comments→
Using Artificial Intelligence to Augment Human Intelligence //distill comments→
Amazon Macie: A machine learning service to discover and protect sensitive data //amazon comments→
How Stripe Designs Websites //leejamesrobinson comments→
Are statecharts the next big UI paradigm? //slideshare comments→
How We’re Designing Channels //stackoverflow comments→
A Map Showing How Much Time It Takes English-Speakers to Learn Foreign Languages //openculture comments→
The secret world below Chicago //bbc comments→
Beer distribution game //wikipedia comments→
Books I read this year //gatesnotes comments→
Motel Living and Slowly Dying //lareviewofbooks comments→
Algorithm Design: Parallel and Sequential //parallel-algorithms-book comments→
The Model Book of Calligraphy (1561–1596) //publicdomainreview comments→
Reddit's favorite programming books, from 3.5B comments //redditfavorites comments→
Books from Phoenix Inside Out series //shankardevy comments→
Free Data Ebook Archive //oreilly comments→
Ask HN: Best books you read in 2017? //ycombinator
Capsule Networks Tutorial //youtube comments→
The 77-Year-Old Artist Who ‘Paints’ Japanese Landscapes with Excel //thisiscolossal comments→
Ask HN: Who is hiring? //ycombinator
The compelling case for working less //bbc comments→
My offer numbers from big companies //teamblind comments→
Ask HN: Who hires mathematicians? //ycombinator
Ask HN: Freelancer? Seeking freelancer? //ycombinator
I Made My Shed the Top Rated Restaurant on TripAdvisor //vice comments→
This Dumb Industry: Wilson Boxes //shamusyoung comments→
Board games are back, thanks to lessons designers learned from computer games //1843magazine comments→
Lightbot: Puzzles Game Using Programming Logic //lightbot comments→
SCP-3008: An endless Ikea game //itch comments→
Order pizza from Vim //github comments→
Asking members to support journalism, The Guardian raises more revenue than ads //niemanlab comments→
Judge Tells Uber Lawyer: ‘It Looks Like You Covered This Up’ //nytimes comments→
Stanford University data glitch exposes truth about scholarships //sfchronicle comments→
Parents now spend twice as much time with their children as 50 years ago //economist comments→
The Best Monitor for Programming: A Cheap 40" 4K TV //masonsimon comments→
Charging for our product originally hurt but ultimately saved our startup //medium comments→
Evolution of <img>: Gif without the GIF //perfplanet comments→
Linux Journal Ceases Publication //linuxjournal comments→
WeWork is going to acquire Meetup //crunchbase comments→
Philadelphia write-in candidate: I won with one vote //thehill comments→
$40 road tolls offer insight into commuter psychology //ggwash comments→
Yelp Wi-Fi //yelpwifi comments→
Off-Main-Thread painting //mozillagfx comments→