Lisping at JPL (2002)(flownet.com)
159 points by adityaathalye | 62 comments
First screen, captured .
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Big Companies vs. Startups (2015)(danluu.com)
40 points by fzliu | 39 comments
Spikey Spheres (2010)(penzba.co.uk)
30 points by alexmolas | 12 comments
Ban me at the IP level if you don't like me(boston.conman.org)
526 points by classichasclass | 392 comments
A Boston Diaries blog post complaining about the Thinkbot AI web crawler, which ignores robots.txt and asks to be blocked by IP across 74 addresses from 41 network blocks.
This Is Knuth 3:16 (2002)(larry.denenberg.com)
122 points by signa11 | 25 comments
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.name Termination(neil.fraser.name)
2118 points by pavel_lishin | 520 comments
Neil Fraser's blog post about Verisign's ICANN-approved plan to terminate third-level .name domains, threatening his long-held neil.fraser.name domain.
pldb: programming languages papers(pldb.kirancodes.me)
14 points by matt_d | 0 comments
pldb is a search engine over titles and abstracts of 33,580 programming languages research papers, from the first POPL in 1973 to current proceedings.
Notepad++ is 21 years old(learnhub.top)
495 points by thunderbong | 215 comments
A LearnHub blog post celebrating the 21st anniversary of the Notepad++ text editor and recounting its history.
Show HN: I wrote a modern Command Line Handbook(commandline.stribny.name)
397 points by petr25102018 | 107 comments
Landing page for the Command Line Handbook, a 120-page pay-what-you-want PDF ebook on the Linux command line sold via Gumroad.
Xmas.c (1988)(udel.edu)
532 points by evah | 91 comments
A personal page dissecting xmas.c, Ian Phillipps' 1988 IOCCC-winning obfuscated C program, explaining how the code works.
Rob Pike’s Rules of Programming (1989)(users.ece.utexas.edu)
400 points by udev4096 | 229 comments
A plain web page listing Rob Pike's five rules of programming on measurement, simple algorithms, and data structures, with notes on related maxims.