Hacker News

1.		JSFuck (2012) (jsfuck.com)
		281 points by tomrod 9 hours ago \| hide \| 116 comments
2.		AI cannot be the inventor of a patent, appeals court rules (bbc.com)
		291 points by belter 14 hours ago \| hide \| 180 comments
3.		Found a program I wrote in 1981 and decided to bring it back to life (madned.substack.com)
		117 points by mad_ned 10 hours ago \| hide \| 41 comments
4.		How great is the great firewall? Measuring China’s DNS censorship [pdf] (usenix.org)
		61 points by SerCe 6 hours ago \| hide \| 21 comments
5.		Edge.org's Annual Questions (edge.org)
		5 points by hidden-spyder 2 hours ago \| hide \| discuss
6.		What color is your function? (2015) (stuffwithstuff.com)
		53 points by xiaodai 6 hours ago \| hide \| 18 comments
7.		Thousands of student files lost in error (taipeitimes.com)
		10 points by momofarm 2 hours ago \| hide \| 8 comments
8.		San Francisco raises Tesla 'self-driving' safety concerns as public test nears (reuters.com)
		32 points by camjohnson26 5 hours ago \| hide \| 19 comments
9.		How I built forlater.email, my first big side project (icyphox.sh)
		88 points by icy 10 hours ago \| hide \| 11 comments
10.		The Problem of Marital Loneliness (newyorker.com)
		114 points by lermontov 7 hours ago \| hide \| 63 comments
11.		Trusting science leaves people vulnerable to believing pseudoscience (journalistsresource.org)
		23 points by kvee 2 hours ago \| hide \| 10 comments
12.		What will programming look like in 2020? (2012) (lambda-the-ultimate.org)
		113 points by slbtty 12 hours ago \| hide \| 101 comments
13.		Napster.com banned at some universities for clogging networks (2000) (iowastatedaily.com)
		124 points by marcodiego 9 hours ago \| hide \| 121 comments
14.		The Perfect Voxel Engine (voxely.net)
		114 points by agluszak 12 hours ago \| hide \| 27 comments
15.		A Brief History of Markov Chains (mewo2.com)
		14 points by polm23 4 hours ago \| hide \| 2 comments
16.		Code Review from the Command Line (jez.io)
		142 points by winkywooster 14 hours ago \| hide \| 20 comments
17.		When the FBI seizes your messages from Big Tech, you may not know it for years (washingtonpost.com)
		174 points by arkadiyt 11 hours ago \| hide \| 106 comments
18.		The Case for ‘Developer Experience’ (a16z.com)
		153 points by PretzelFisch 16 hours ago \| hide \| 60 comments
19.		Free Parking Is Killing Cities (bloomberg.com)
		47 points by jseliger 4 hours ago \| hide \| 26 comments
20.		How to Deal with Complexity Like a Pilot (Part 1) (franklinfaraday.com)
		61 points by gainof-function 12 hours ago \| hide \| 23 comments
21.		In search of the perfect URL validation regex (2010) (mathiasbynens.be)
		135 points by Jonhoo 16 hours ago \| hide \| 60 comments
22.		Generally Intelligent Is Hiring Machine Learning Research Engineers (Remote, SF)
		8 hours ago \| hide
23.		Clearview AI hits watchdog groups with subpoenas (politico.com)
		82 points by dsr12 6 hours ago \| hide \| 12 comments
24.		Arctic World Archive Adds Latest Data Deposit in Svalbard Facility (datacenterdynamics.com)
		73 points by infodocket 16 hours ago \| hide \| 30 comments
25.		Show HN: ML enabled creative tools for artists and designers (vizcom.co)
		55 points by kadokaelan 13 hours ago \| hide \| 19 comments
26.		Did a Chinese hack kill Nortel? (2020) (bnnbloomberg.ca)
		138 points by mepian 11 hours ago \| hide \| 70 comments
27.		The Science of the Benefits of Religion (wired.com)
		118 points by rathertrue 15 hours ago \| hide \| 269 comments
28.		OpenTTD 12.0-RC1 (openttd.org)
		196 points by todsacerdoti 16 hours ago \| hide \| 52 comments
29.		“Logic Alone, All Love Laid By”: Arthur Koestler’s “Darkness at Noon” (2019) (lareviewofbooks.org)
		9 points by drdee 5 hours ago \| hide \| discuss
30.		Maybe the spaghetti code conjecture is false (nickdrozd.github.io)
		103 points by nickdrozd 15 hours ago \| hide \| 38 comments
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