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. 22,229 blogs.

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PointsPostsCitedRecently activeA–Z
#BlogBest-known postPostsPoints
4751 Separate Concernsblog.separateconcerns.com Linear code is more readable 2 536
4752 Matthew Fullerover-yonder.net/~fullermd BSD vs. Linux (2005) 2 536
4753 Sergei Skorobogatovcl.cam.ac.uk/~sps32 Backdoor found in a China-made US military chip 1 536
4754 Curtis McEnroecmcenroe.me A Formula for the Number of Days in Each Month 3 536
4755 Ann Harterblog.annharter.com Blinking Commits 2 536
4756 Welcome to nginx!milek7.pl OpenTTD Compiled to WebAssembly 2 536
4757 Ethan Dingethanding.substack.com Tokens are getting more expensive 2 536
4758 Svilen Todorovsvilentodorov.xyz How is search so bad? A case study 2 536
4759 alexrad.me Why Rosyna Can't Take a Movie Screenshot 2 536
4760 esoteric-code.blogspot.com gameesoteric-code.blogspot.com Failing the startup game at Unbabel 1 536
4761 0xCC0xcc.io Omarchy: Any User Process Can Escalate to Root 1 536
4762 Cybergibbonscybergibbons.com What3Words – The Algorithm 3 535
4763 Nuberodesignnubero.ch Designing for the Eye: Optical corrections in architecture and typography 3 535
4764 James Maskelljamesmaskell.co.uk Taking payments online in Europe in 2013 3 535
4765 Ruslan Spivakruslanspivak.com Let's Build a Simple Interpreter, Part 1 (2015) 4 535
4766 Jeremy Schneiderardentperf.com The "AI agent hit piece" situation clarifies how dumb we are acting 3 535
4767 wildbunny.co.uk Physics Engines for Dummies 2 535
4768 Naughty Computernaughtycomputer.uk Do I really need to get out the soldering-iron again? 2 535
4769 Hans Wennborghanshq.net The Old-School Fire Effect and Bare-Metal Programming 4 534
4770 ocalog.com Ethereum from scratch – Part 1: Ping 1 534
4771 Nixintel Open Source Intelligence & Investigationsnixintel.info Signs you're following a fake Twitter account 2 534
4772 Jack Simpsonjacksimpson.co If you don’t finish then you’re just busy, not productive 2 534
4773 Andreas Fragnerandreasfragner.com Writing summaries is more important than reading more books 2 534
4774 Enter your emailk0lwc.com Ham radio is not dying, it's evolving 2 534
4775 medium.com/@svenskunganka Interviewing my mother, a mainframe COBOL programmer 1 534
4776 Dennis Weylanddennisweyland.net Scrum is fragile, not Agile 1 534
4777 Graham Lyonsgrahamlyons.com Networking on AWS (2018) 1 533
4778 Kevin Martin Josekevinmartinjose.com Programming: Doing it more vs. doing it better 2 533
4779 Jason Liujxnl.github.io Smarter summaries with finetuning GPT-3.5 and chain of density 3 533
4780 The well-prepared mindwellpreparedmind.wordpress.com Never Trust Facebook 1 533
4781 Sean Barryseanbarry.dev Quitting the rat race 2 533
4782 Jay Littlejaylittle.com Low Code Software Development Is a Lie 2 533
4783 John Luttigluttig.substack.com Don't forget Microsoft 2 533
4784 gnu.gl Multiple Vulnerabilities in Pocket 1 533
4785 Sam McLeodsmcleod.net New Apple Silicon M4 and M5 HiDPI Limitation on 4K External Displays 2 533
4786 Daoud Clarkedaoudclarke.net The world needs a non-profit search engine 1 533
4787 Zach Albericozalberico.com How to Become a Hacker 1 533
4788 Alex Millertransactional.blog Erasure Coding for Distributed Systems 3 532
4789 Alexander Gromnitsky's Home Pagesigwait.org/~alex The Cheapest NAS 2 532
4790 Seuros Blogseuros.com AWS deleted my 10-year account and all data without warning 3 532
4791 Ian Websterianww.com What I learned from getting my side project acquired 2 532
4792 improvingsoftware.com Programmers: Before you turn 40, get a plan B (2009) 2 532
4793 pasquale.cool Life after an internet mob attack 1 532
4794 BlunderGOATblundergoat.com AI makes the easy part easier and the hard part harder 1 532
4795 art-by-kaine-shields.tumblr.com Unsettling capital letters 1 532
4796 Naomi Wumedium.com/@therealsexycyborg My experience with Sarah Jeong, Jason Koebler, and Vice Magazine 2 532
4797 Lj Mirandaljvmiranda921.github.io Why do we need Flask, Celery, and Redis? (2019) 2 532
4798 The Transport Politicthetransportpolitic.com As the U.S. fantasizes, the world builds high speed rail 2 532
4799 Dan Honnewsletter.danhon.com A short conversation with a bank 1 532
4800 Robert Nealanrobertnealan.com Stop Freelancing 2 532