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Hacker News (Dec 2022)

  1. Lies we tell ourselves to keep using Golang

    101 points • comment • dec 30, 2022

  2. Creepy Website Similarity

    101 points • comment • dec 26, 2022

  3. Tell HN: Uber has blocked my account for years, won't tell me why

    101 points • comment • dec 19, 2022

  4. Surprisingly Turing-Complete (2021)

    101 points • comment • dec 16, 2022

  5. Project Butterly: restoring and preserving the IBM ThinkPad 701

    101 points • comment • dec 14, 2022

  6. Atari revives unreleased arcade game that was too hard for 1982 players

    101 points • comment • dec 08, 2022

  7. Show HN: A nice C string API

    101 points • comment • dec 03, 2022

  8. Ask HN: What is the best advice you received in 2022?

    101 points • comment • dec 17, 2022

  9. Common Lisp – Myths and Legends (2002)

    101 points • comment • dec 22, 2022

  10. DBT Cloud increase Team plan price by 100% and limit features at the same time

    101 points • comment • dec 15, 2022

  11. Streaming lossless VNC to a web browser with Quite OK image format

    101 points • comment • dec 03, 2022

  12. Ending support for self-hosted Gitpod and moving our source to AGPL

    100 points • comment • dec 08, 2022

  13. Exercises for understanding Haskell Lenses (2019)

    100 points • comment • dec 06, 2022

  14. First Open Source Alternative to ChatGPT Has Arrived

    100 points • comment • dec 28, 2022

  15. Xbrowsersync – open-source Bookmark Synching

    100 points • comment • dec 22, 2022

  16. Paleontologist accused of faking data in dino-killing asteroid paper

    100 points • comment • dec 08, 2022

  17. Discovering which parts of the brain are engaged when coding

    100 points • comment • dec 29, 2022

  18. Picol, a Tcl interpreter in 550 lines of C code

    99 points • comment • dec 13, 2022

  19. Staging is dead: The rise of preview environments

    99 points • comment • dec 22, 2022

  20. Vancouver Special

    99 points • comment • dec 05, 2022

  21. Links mentioning Mastodon flagged as sensitive on Twitter?

    99 points • comment • dec 12, 2022

  22. Common Lisp (1986)

    99 points • comment • dec 15, 2022

  23. TikTok’s Secret Sauce

    99 points • comment • dec 15, 2022

  24. What we can learn from vintage computing

    98 points • comment • dec 13, 2022

  25. RFC2217 implementation written in Rust

    98 points • comment • dec 19, 2022

  26. Sci-fi illustrations by Shigeru Komatsuzaki (1915-2001)

    98 points • comment • dec 05, 2022

  27. Company, Team, Self

    98 points • comment • dec 01, 2022

  28. Mac OS Ventura Issues

    98 points • comment • dec 31, 2022

  29. Side Border Bitmap Scroller on the C64

    98 points • comment • dec 04, 2022

  30. A Tale of Two Feet

    98 points • comment • dec 30, 2022

  31. ‘Significant overload’ caused Norway’s timber bridge collapse

    98 points • comment • dec 08, 2022

  32. U.S. universities, rich in data, struggle to capture its value, study finds

    98 points • comment • dec 31, 2022

  33. Retro-Printer Module

    98 points • comment • dec 12, 2022

  34. Ask HN: Can you recommend me a book to (re)learn math?

    98 points • comment • dec 05, 2022

  35. GeoDesk is a spatial database engine for OpenStreetMap features

    97 points • comment • dec 01, 2022

  36. Ask HN: What happened to Magic, the text-message concierge?

    97 points • comment • dec 27, 2022

  37. 2k-year-old Mayan civilization discovered in northern Guatemala

    97 points • comment • dec 27, 2022

  38. Yan tan tethera pethera pimp – an old system for counting sheep (2013)

    97 points • comment • dec 10, 2022

  39. Help choose the syntax for CSS Nesting

    97 points • comment • dec 15, 2022

  40. Large-format camera movements (2020)

    97 points • comment • dec 21, 2022

  41. The FCC can finally hammer predatory prison phone call companies

    97 points • comment • dec 26, 2022

  42. Man Stranded in Alaska Rescued After Using iPhone Emergency SOS Satelite Feature

    97 points • comment • dec 04, 2022

  43. Why does the Commodore C128 perform poorly when running CP/M?

    97 points • comment • dec 09, 2022

  44. Data of 30M Indian Railways users is up for sale on a dark forum

    97 points • comment • dec 27, 2022

  45. A thin gold layer could be the secret to glasses that don't fog

    97 points • comment • dec 15, 2022

  46. Idaho professor sues TikToker over allegations in the killing of 4 students

    97 points • comment • dec 24, 2022

  47. Ménage Problem

    97 points • comment • dec 26, 2022

  48. Google’s water use is soaring, consume more than 25% of water used in The Dalles

    97 points • comment • dec 26, 2022

  49. Vintage Apple advertisements

    96 points • comment • dec 16, 2022

  50. Emacs: Using SQLite as a Data Source

    96 points • comment • dec 04, 2022

  51. FILM: Frame Interpolation for Large Motion

    96 points • comment • dec 20, 2022

  52. Converting a WW2-Era Landing Gear and Flaps Indicator into a USB Peripheral

    96 points • comment • dec 14, 2022

  53. Archaeology and genetics can’t yet agree on when humans arrived in the Americas

    96 points • comment • dec 31, 2022

  54. Findings from 3,300-year-old Uluburun shipwreck reveal complex trade network

    96 points • comment • dec 05, 2022

  55. Turing Machines Are Recurrent Neural Networks (1996)

    96 points • comment • dec 05, 2022

  56. Linux's strcmp() for the m68k has always been broken

    96 points • comment • dec 21, 2022

  57. AWS releases Finch: An open source client for container development

    96 points • comment • dec 24, 2022

  58. The worst-selling Microsoft software product of all time: OS/2 for the Mach 20

    96 points • comment • dec 26, 2022

  59. Using Rust at a startup: A cautionary tale

    96 points • comment • dec 03, 2022

  60. The Wyoming corner crossing case

    96 points • comment • dec 05, 2022

  61. OpenAI's Woke Catechism

    96 points • comment • dec 23, 2022

  62. What AMC’s streaming troubles say about the greater TV industry

    96 points • comment • dec 18, 2022

  63. Rail workers oust union president who backed labor deal

    95 points • comment • dec 14, 2022

  64. The Legacy of Peer-to-Peer Systems

    95 points • comment • dec 01, 2022

  65. I'm just trying to change this lightbulb (2014)

    95 points • comment • dec 29, 2022

  66. Herb Kelleher: Manage in Good Times So You'll Do Well in the Bad Times (2006)

    95 points • comment • dec 30, 2022

  67. RadTrike Electric Tricycle

    95 points • comment • dec 06, 2022

  68. The Way Things Work CD-ROM (1994)

    95 points • comment • dec 26, 2022

  69. My bike was stolen (2017)

    95 points • comment • dec 14, 2022

  70. Sunstone (medieval)

    95 points • comment • dec 26, 2022

  71. Show HN: I built a Hacker News userscript to make this site more legible

    95 points • comment • dec 18, 2022

  72. Autonomous trucking upstart Embark has gone from $5B+ to basically worthless

    95 points • comment • dec 05, 2022

  73. Mickey’s Copyright Adventure: Early Disney Toon Is Set to Be Public Property

    95 points • comment • dec 27, 2022

  74. How much decentralisation is too much?

    95 points • comment • dec 12, 2022

  75. Tesla stopped reporting its Autopilot safety numbers online. Why?

    94 points • comment • dec 27, 2022

  76. No Ghosts

    94 points • comment • dec 01, 2022

  77. Magic beans, Bahamian penthouses, old-fashioned fraud and other important SBF-in

    94 points • comment • dec 31, 2022

  78. Tripping Californians who paved the way to our touchscreen world (2017)

    94 points • comment • dec 22, 2022

  79. Tesla stock marks lowest close in years as investors worry about Musk’s focus

    94 points • comment • dec 27, 2022

  80. Schizophrenia: The new etiological synthesis

    94 points • comment • dec 16, 2022

  81. Former Twitter Employee Sentenced to 42 Months for Acting as a Foreign Agent

    94 points • comment • dec 15, 2022

  82. FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried says he can’t account for billions sent to Alameda

    94 points • comment • dec 04, 2022

  83. Why can’t we get a handle on this safety thing? (1998)

    94 points • comment • dec 18, 2022

  84. Pixi3D – 3D rendering library for the web

    94 points • comment • dec 21, 2022

  85. A minor memorial for Leo Laporte’s terrestrial AM radio show

    94 points • comment • dec 18, 2022

  86. Strange, tentacled microbe may resemble ancestor of complex life

    94 points • comment • dec 22, 2022

  87. Converting my PhD thesis into HTML (2021)

    93 points • comment • dec 19, 2022

  88. ‘Diablo IV’ developers work long hours, bracing for impending release

    93 points • comment • dec 11, 2022

  89. Cops can extract data from 10k different car models’ infotainment systems

    93 points • comment • dec 05, 2022

  90. The Zen anti-interpretation of quantum mechanics (2021)

    93 points • comment • dec 27, 2022

  91. Tabs and Makefile (2015)

    93 points • comment • dec 07, 2022

  92. Writing Is Magic

    93 points • comment • dec 08, 2022

  93. The first Geely was a fake Mercedes-Benz E-Class based on a real Audi 100

    93 points • comment • dec 03, 2022

  94. Egui commit: Implement accessibility APIs via AccessKit

    93 points • comment • dec 05, 2022

  95. Schooling improves intelligence, but not the impact of socioeconomics, genetics

    93 points • comment • dec 28, 2022

  96. Synthesizing optimal 8051 code with an SMT solver (2020)

    93 points • comment • dec 10, 2022

  97. HTTPS explained with carrier pigeons (2018)

    93 points • comment • dec 31, 2022

  98. An Event Apart – Farewell

    93 points • comment • dec 26, 2022

  99. 35% of Japanese people say they’ll ‘never travel’ again

    93 points • comment • dec 19, 2022

  100. The Bitter Lesson (2019)

    93 points • comment • dec 15, 2022