Hacker Blog Posts

Blog directory

Every blog with at least one post that made it on Hacker News, ranked by the points its posts collected. 22,224 blogs.

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PointsPostsCitedRecently activeA–Z
#BlogBest-known postPostsPoints
1951 Denny Britzwildml.com Learning Reinforcement Learning, with Code, Exercises, and Solutions 6 1,079
1952 Mahesh Balakrishnanmaheshba.bitbucket.io Things I learned from building a production database 3 1,078
1953 scotto.me How to read more books 3 1,078
1954 Peteris Rockspeteris.rocks Htop Explained 3 1,078
1955 Rui Ueyamasigbus.info How I wrote a self-hosting C compiler in 40 days 4 1,077
1956 Ryan Carsonryanleecarson.tumblr.com We work a 4-day week and just raised $4.75m 5 1,077
1957 Paul Adam Smithpauladamsmith.com The ten year anniversary of the Healthcare.gov rescue 5 1,076
1958 Tom Rydersanctum.geek.nz Vim Anti-Patterns 4 1,076
1959 Dave Winerthreads2.scripting.com Hacker News is depressing 4 1,076
1960 Bhavuk Jainbhavukjain.com Zero-day in Sign in with Apple 1 1,076
1961 Colton Voegecolton.dev Things that helped me get out of the AI 10x engineer imposter syndrome 2 1,075
1962 Larst Of Uslarstofus.com The gold standard of optimization: A look under the hood of RollerCoaster Tycoon 4 1,074
1963 Chris Krychov4.chriskrycho.com Apple Developer Documentation Is Missing 2 1,074
1964 Bruce Haumanrigsomelight.com The Frameless Geodesic Dome I currently live in 4 1,074
1965 Dave Kissdavekiss.com How I won $2,750 using JavaScript, AI, and a can of WD-40 3 1,074
1966 napo.devcoding.napolux.com A Facebook crawler was making 7M requests per day to my stupid website 1 1,074
1967 tickiticki.github.io Skip Lists Done Right 5 1,072
1968 Filipa MVokayfail.com I Met Paul Graham Once 1 1,072
1969 Letters to a New Developerletterstoanewdeveloper.com Cultivate the Skill of Undivided Attention, or “Deep Work” (2019) 5 1,071
1970 Rach Smithrachsmith.com AI is making it easier to create more noise, when all I want is good search 4 1,071
1971 The History Blogthehistoryblog.com Hittite royal archive found in Turkey 4 1,071
1972 Pawel Urbanekpawelurbanek.com How I've built a profitable Slack bot as a side project in Rails 5 1,070
1973 Nocturnal Slacker v2.0noctslackv2.wordpress.com What’s the strangest thing you ever found in a book? 1 1,070
1974 Gavin Howardgavinhoward.com I use C when I believe in memory safety 6 1,069
1975 Christian S. Peroneblog.christianperone.com PyTorch – Internal Architecture Tour 7 1,068
1976 Julian Shapirojulian.com Don’t let your anger persist 4 1,067
1977 Kevin Chenkevinchen.co Square thinks I don’t exist 4 1,067
1978 Austin Mannaustinmann.com iPhone 11 Pro Camera Review 5 1,067
1979 Games by Emailgamesbyemail.com A lesson on the importance of encouraging your children with their projects 2 1,067
1980 Pete Wardenpetewarden.com Why you should not pirate Google’s geo APIs 5 1,066
1981 JP Camarajpcamara.com Speeding up Ruby by rewriting C in Ruby 5 1,065
1982 Stephen Diehldev.stephendiehl.com Write You a Haskell: Building a modern functional compiler from first principles 3 1,065
1983 Long Zhengistartedsomething.com Y Combinator is funding the future of spam in Windows 1 1,065
1984 Visual Rambling Spacevisualrambling.space Dithering – Part 1 3 1,065
1985 Avik Dasavikdas.com Real-world dynamic programming: seam carving 5 1,064
1986 Aditya Bhargavaadit.io I Guess I'm Not A 501 Developer 5 1,064
1987 Matt Blewittmatt.blwt.io Lua: The Little Language That Could 4 1,064
1988 Chris Arnade Walks the Worldwalkingtheworld.substack.com On the cheap, like a local, and without a lot of luggage 4 1,063
1989 Adam Williamsonhappyassassin.net I don’t like computers 4 1,063
1990 tbbuck.com Building a Web Application that makes $500 a Month – Part I 4 1,063
1991 David Gerrellsdgerrells.com So you think you know box shadows? 3 1,063
1992 Martin Heinzmartinheinz.dev Guide to Python Debugging 4 1,062
1993 hello-world.io Death of a Programmer, Life of a Farmer 2 1,062
1994 The Cat Housescd31.com The Taylorator – All Your Frequencies Are Belong to Us 4 1,062
1995 yyhh.org AI is a tool and using it well takes skill 3 1,062
1996 Kev Quirkkevquirk.com Is Dark Mode Good for Your Eyes? (2020) 4 1,062
1997 Christopher 'Monty' Montgomerypeople.xiph.org/~xiphmont There is no point to distributing music in 24-bit/192kHz format. 3 1,062
1998 Codus Operandicodusoperandi.com How I Screwed Up My Google Acquisition 4 1,060
1999 Dries Buytaertdri.es AI is a business model stress test 5 1,060
2000 Chris Brunetchrisbrunet.com Elsevier shuts down its finance journal citation cartel 3 1,059