Agentic Mfw(agenticmotherfucking.website)

135 points by elmerland 4 months ago | 40 comments

Show HN: A motherfucking app (does one thing, under 300 LOC)(adnjoo.github.io)

7 points by adnjoo 1 year ago | 5 comments

Every fucking website: 2026 edition(op.tngl.io)

20 points by nerdypepper 2 months ago | 8 comments

Maintaining this site fucking sucks(zackproser.com)

25 points by bitfield 3 years ago | 19 comments

Please just try HTMX(pleasejusttryhtmx.com)

494 points by iNic 10 months ago | 402 comments

An opinionated, profanity-laced essay urging web developers to try HTMX instead of choosing between raw JavaScript and heavy frameworks like React.

Fuck You, I Won't Use Tailwind(fuckyouiwontusetailwind.com)

14 points by csspurist 10 months ago | 3 comments

Have a fucking website(otherstrangeness.com)

726 points by asukachikaru 7 months ago | 410 comments

Blog post by Merritt K on Other Strangeness urging people and businesses to maintain their own websites rather than relying on social media platforms.

Why is every rationalist blog post way too long?(alexwennerberg.com)

384 points by epestr 12 days ago | 362 comments

Blog post by Alex Wennerberg arguing that rationalist community blog posts are excessively long and that verbosity substitutes for thoroughness.

Browser extensions are underrated: the promise of hackable software (2019)(geoffreylitt.com)

552 points by mufty 2 years ago | 275 comments

A 2019 blog post by Geoffrey Litt arguing that browser extensions are underrated as a way for users to customize and modify the software they use.

Internet's biggest annoyance: Cookie laws should target browsers, not websites(nednex.com)

543 points by SweetSoftPillow 1 year ago | 516 comments

An opinion article arguing that cookie consent laws should be implemented at the browser level rather than requiring every website to show consent banners.

A web page that shows you everything the browser told it without asking(sinceyouarrived.world)

495 points by mwheelz 5 months ago | 243 comments

An interactive web page that displays the information a browser reveals to websites automatically, such as device and environment details, without asking permission.

Why Haskell?(gtf.io)

387 points by mesaoptimizer 2 years ago | 533 comments

A long personal essay arguing why Haskell is a practical, productive language for building real software like web servers, covering fewer mistakes and easier reasoning.