Hacker News

Hacker News

1.		Thorium nuclear reactor trial begins in Norway (extremetech.com)
		132 points by sasoon 2 hours ago \| 37 comments
2.		Ideas on how to improve customer conversion and ease of use (goodui.org)
		365 points by florian95 6 hours ago \| 120 comments
3.		Google paid AdBlock Plus to get its ads whitelisted (translate.google.com)
		210 points by cowchase 5 hours ago \| 143 comments
4.		Did you know John Roberts is also chief justice of the NSA’s surveillance state? (washingtonpost.com)
		137 points by sethbannon 4 hours ago \| 64 comments
5.		CppCMS – High Performance C++ Web Framework (cppcms.com)
		20 points by viana007 1 hour ago \| 3 comments
6.		Rare Cancer Seen In 41 Homosexuals (1981) (nytimes.com)
		95 points by patdennis 4 hours ago \| 85 comments
7.		Using D3.js to Brute Force the Pirate Puzzle (azundo.github.io)
		52 points by azundo 3 hours ago \| 6 comments
8.		EU Parliament supports the possible suspension of U.S. data sharing agreements (zdnet.com)
		326 points by rlpb 11 hours ago \| 84 comments
9.		KORE – A fast SPDY-capable webserver for web development in C (kore.io)
		72 points by dhotson 5 hours ago \| 25 comments
10.		Revel - High performance Golang web framework (robfig.github.io)
		5 points by staunch 5 minutes ago \| 2 comments
11.		Kuler without Flash (adobe.com)
		74 points by Techasura 5 hours ago \| 22 comments
12.		Basic Neural Network on Python (danielfrg.github.io)
		102 points by dfrodriguez143 7 hours ago \| 21 comments
13.		A Disease Without a Cure Spreads Quietly in the West (nytimes.com)
		102 points by sgaither 6 hours ago \| 45 comments
14.		Come help us design a better car buying experience – CarWoo (YC S09)
		1 hour ago
15.		How to Opt Out of AT&T's Plan to Sell Data About You and Your Smartphone Use (forbes.com)
		48 points by iProject 4 hours ago \| 4 comments
16.		Show HN: Haquery – jQuery for Haskell (github.com)
		31 points by friendly_chap 3 hours ago \| 9 comments
17.		Daft Punk Didn't "Get Lucky" When It Created This Summer's Biggest Hit (businessweek.com)
		50 points by jnazario 2 hours ago \| 50 comments
18.		The Mother of All Demos (wikipedia.org)
		13 points by sentiental 1 hour ago \| 2 comments
19.		Why Green Architecture Hardly Ever Deserves the Name (archdaily.com)
		51 points by dsego 5 hours ago \| 34 comments
20.		Here’s who spent their Fourth of July protesting the NSA (washingtonpost.com)
		50 points by sethbannon 4 hours ago \| 5 comments
21.		Applying Dan Ariely's TED talk to software development (softwareleadweekly.com)
		39 points by dpaluy 5 hours ago \| 9 comments
22.		ClojureScript: Things That Might Worry You, but Shouldn't (2012) (jasonrudolph.com)
		70 points by m0th87 7 hours ago \| 21 comments
23.		What is A/B Testing? (visualwebsiteoptimizer.com)
		171 points by paraschopra 12 hours ago \| 98 comments
24.		The inventor of the mouse has died – why his invention took 30 years to catch on (washingtonpost.com)
		6 points by minikites 1 hour ago \| discuss
25.		Oxford has an electric bell that's been ringing for 173 years (io9.com)
		30 points by nkoren 5 hours ago \| 8 comments
26.		Mysterious radio flashes may be from stars collapsing into black holes (sciencedaily.com)
		9 points by jonbaer 2 hours ago \| discuss
27.		Who Makes Below Minimum Wage in the Mechanical Turk Sweatshop? (priceonomics.com)
		59 points by narad 7 hours ago \| 51 comments
28.		Hikikomori: Why are so many Japanese men refusing to leave their rooms? (bbc.co.uk)
		256 points by akandiah 16 hours ago \| 144 comments
29.		Restore the Fourth (restorethefourth.net)
		703 points by sethbannon 1 day ago \| 165 comments
30.		Battery technology: A pile of wood (economist.com)
		48 points by anu_gupta 7 hours ago \| 11 comments
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