Friday, January 26, 2018

Hacker Newsletter #387

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Issue #387 // January 26, 2018 // View in your browser

#Favorites


Datadog - Real-time monitoring and alerting for your entire stack
//datadog sponsored

Linus Torvalds: "Somebody is pushing complete garbage for unclear reasons."
//iu comments→

The Death of Microservice Madness in 2018
//dwmkerr comments→

DuckDuckGo moves beyond search to also protect you while browsing
//spreadprivacy comments→

Reality has a surprising amount of detail
//johnsalvatier comments→

Laws of UX
//lawsofux comments→

Building an Operating System for the Raspberry Pi
//github comments→

Amazon Go and the Future
//stratechery comments→

Building a Lightroom PC
//paulstamatiou comments→

Plotter Drawings: Five seconds of Donkey Kong
//michaelfogleman comments→

Running BBS Door Games on Windows 10 with GameSrv and DOSBox
//hanselman comments→

#Ask HN


What's the recommended method of adding authentication to a REST API?

Is big-endian dead?

#Show HN


LuLu: An open-source macOS firewall that blocks unknown outgoing connections //objective-see comments→

Waze Carpool //waze comments→

Self-generated custom art for your home or Airbnb //eliotand comments→

Hetzner Cloud //hetzner comments→

Relativ – A VR headset that you can build yourself for $100 //github comments→

RetroClip – Instant Replay for Your Mac //realartists comments→

Fuze for Nintendo Switch: An easy-to-learn text-based programming language //fuze comments→

Paper Programs – Run JavaScript on pieces of paper //paperprograms comments→

Year in Pixels //glitch comments→

Low cost CO₂ monitoring (your office) with Prometheus and Go //github comments→

#Code


ActivityPub: decentralized social networking protocol //w3 comments→

Guide to JavaScript Frameworks //javascriptreport comments→

JS things I didn't know existed //ghost comments→

How I review code //engineering comments→

Ethereum programming for web developers //happyfuncorp comments→

Hyperfine – a command-line benchmarking tool //github comments→

#Data


Facebook open-sources Detectron //fb comments→

Linear regression by hand //dsgazette comments→

Bistro – A light-weight column-oriented data processing engine //github comments→

#Learn


Training Your Brain So That You Don't Need Reading Glasses //nytimes comments→

List of oldest companies: Before 1300 //wikipedia comments→

Why is only half of Mars magnetized? //planetary comments→

Transputer //wikipedia comments→

Curry spice turmeric boosts memory by nearly 30%, eases depression, study finds //els-cdn comments→

#Books


Ursula Le Guin has died //nytimes comments→

Programming Notes for Professionals books //goalkicker comments→

More Things I Wish I'd Known About Bash //zwischenzugs comments→

I Was a Bank Robber Until I Read Kant //thewalrus comments→

Dr. Seuss' arms race allegory //dailyfig comments→

Cooking the Books: Optimizing Purchase and Use of Ingredients //jasmcole comments→

#Watching


Ted Nelson on What Modern Programmers Can Learn from the Past //ieee comments→

What happens when you strap a camera to the bottom of a plane //vimeo comments→

#Working


People leave managers, not companies //intercom comments→

Why I left Google to join Grab //medium comments→

In-N-Out managers earn triple the industry average //californiasun comments→

German Union Steps Up Fight for 'Modern' 28-Hour Workweek //industryweek comments→

I am a roboticist in a cheese factory //scientificamerican comments→

#Longreads


Intel Has a Big Problem //bloomberg comments→

Surviving 75 hours alone in the ocean //outsideonline comments→

The Rise of German Board Games //theatlantic comments→

#Fun


2D multiplayer battle royale game //surviv comments→

Triangulart – Isometric graphic editor, like pixel art with triangles //github comments→

The 10,000 Year Clock //longnow comments→

1912 C-T 4WD Electric Truck //bringatrailer comments→

Atari Tempest: Dave Theurer's Masterpiece //arcadeblogger comments→

The city I write this in protected its name, so I am not allowed to use it //r3bl comments→

Branchless Doom //github comments→

PonziCoin, a transparent, decentralized Ponzi Scheme you can trust //ponzicoin comments→

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