Friday, May 4, 2018

Hacker Newsletter #401

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Issue #401 // May 04, 2018 // View in your browser

#Favorites


Make your own sourdough
//github comments→

Stack Overflow Isn't Very Welcoming – It's Time for That to Change
//stackoverflow comments→

Two Koreas Agree to End War This Year, Pursue Denuclearization
//bloomberg comments→

Stripe Atlas for LLCs
//stripe comments→

Is there a fix for impostor syndrome?
//acm comments→

Pocket Casts acquired by NPR
//npr comments→

TIC-80, a fantasy computer to learn programming
//tic comments→

A Mass of Copyrighted Works Will Soon Enter the Public Domain
//theatlantic comments→

9,096 Stars in the Sky – Is That All?
//skyandtelescope comments→

Don't Get Your Coworker to Agree with You
//workaguide comments→

GDPR made searchable by Algolia
//algolia comments→

Want to Improve Efficiency? Stop Doing Low-Value Work
//medium comments→

#Ask HN


My startup has basically failed. What now?

Anyone making money through algorithmic trading?

Has anyone switched from being a night owl to being a morning person?

#Show HN


I've spent the last two years building a new email client //ivelope comments→

Proton Native – React Native for the desktop //js comments→

ReLaXed – High-quality PDFs using web technologies //github comments→

Stack Overflow for Teams //stackoverflow comments→

A free, lightweight static page to get stock quotes using the IEX API //github comments→

FPGA Ultrasound Imaging on a Raspberry Pi //un0rick comments→

LayerJS – A simple UI composition and navigation library //layerjs comments→

JSON storage bins with schema validation //npoint comments→

#Classics


GTA V – Graphics Study //adriancourreges comments→

The Shirky Principle //kk comments→

Slow ideas //newyorker comments→

#Code


Python startup time: milliseconds matter //python comments→

Python Environment //xkcd comments→

PicoLisp //picolisp comments→

A fast, hopefully accurate, fuzzy matching library written in Go //github comments→

Netflix Blog: Tips for High Availability //medium comments→

Ruby's Rack Push: Decoupling the real-time web application from the web //bowild comments→

#Data


Lobe – Deep Learning Made Simple //lobe comments→

Swift for TensorFlow Design Overview //github comments→

Skor – Drop-in microservice to get Postgres changes as JSON webhooks //github comments→

#Design


A Cartography Nerd's Guide to Custom Map-Making //ideo comments→

Painting made out of CSS rules //diana-adrianne comments→

Photographing glass: Lighting techniques for transparent glass objects //cmog comments→

#Learn


Illegal prime //wikipedia comments→

Finding the longest straight line you could sail without hitting land //technologyreview comments→

Why people have trouble reading neutral faces //nytimes comments→

Cross Chess //wikipedia comments→

#Books


Competitive Programmer's Handbook [pdf] //cses comments→

Selected Essays of Richard M. Stallman [pdf] //gnu comments→

MIT lecturer Ana Bell discusses books to learn CS and programming //fivebooks comments→

A Brilliant 1895 Novel on the Emptiness of Literary Fame //newyorker comments→

#Watching


The life cycle of HIV in 3D //scientificamerican comments→

New Shepard's 8th test flight //blueorigin comments→

Hosting Jupyter Notebooks for 100k Users //youtube comments→

John Free: Ten Year Photo Essay //youtube comments→

#Working


Ask HN: Who is hiring? //ycombinator

Interview with CTO and Co-founder of Zapier on Working with Remote Engineers //youteam comments→

Getting Laid Off in Tech: The Myth of Upper Middle Class Security //hackernoon comments→

Ask HN: Why are big companies so much less efficient? //ycombinator

Ask HN: Freelancer? Seeking freelancer? //ycombinator

#Longreads


Detroit Was Crumbling, Now It's Reviving //nytimes comments→

Rural Kansas is dying //newfoodeconomy comments→

#Fun


A puzzle that tiles infinitely across both sides, based on the Klein Bottle //n-e-r-v-o-u-s comments→

XKCD on Docker //xkcd comments→

Drawing with boids //github comments→

Git vanity-sha: vanity hex prefixes for your commit SHAs //github comments→

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