Hacker News

1.		Show HN: SocketCluster.io – flexible open-source realtime server with pubsub (socketcluster.io)
		117 points by jondubois 4 hours ago \| 14 comments
2.		IK12 and YC (ycombinator.com)
		70 points by hepha1979 2 hours ago \| 15 comments
3.		Show HN: Deepstream.io – open-source realtime server with pubsub and data-sync (deepstream.io)
		203 points by troika 5 hours ago \| 59 comments
4.		Elixir-mail – Build composable mail messages (github.com)
		48 points by plehoux 2 hours ago \| 15 comments
5.		A Review of the Amazon Books Store (programmingzen.com)
		27 points by acangiano 1 hour ago \| 17 comments
6.		Web Scraping Finds Stores Guilty of Price Inflation (scrapinghub.com)
		31 points by unsettledtck 1 hour ago \| 9 comments
7.		Text mining South Park (kaylinwalker.com)
		113 points by eamonncarey 4 hours ago \| 32 comments
8.		Lake Poopó, Bolivia's second largest lake, has vanished. Evaporated completely (esa.int)
		10 points by finid 59 minutes ago \| discuss
9.		Friction Between Programming Professionals and Beginners (programmingforbeginnersbook.com)
		68 points by niuzeta 1 hour ago \| 82 comments
10.		Why winners become cheaters (washingtonpost.com)
		28 points by rkda 3 hours ago \| 9 comments
11.		U.S. tells Google computers can qualify as drivers (reuters.com)
		387 points by apo 14 hours ago \| 158 comments
12.		A meteor alternative, but meatier (github.com)
		3 points by mikexstudios 14 minutes ago \| discuss
13.		The Weird Thing About Cat Legs (theatlantic.com)
		55 points by Amorymeltzer 5 hours ago \| 12 comments
14.		Intel to shut down renegade Skylake overclocking with microcode update (arstechnica.com)
		118 points by pavornyoh 9 hours ago \| 88 comments
15.		Congress Starts to Get Serious About Online Privacy (nytimes.com)
		6 points by hvo 1 hour ago \| discuss
16.		Cosmonaut Crashed into Earth 'Crying in Rage' (npr.org)
		69 points by vinnyglennon 2 hours ago \| 20 comments
17.		Chinese Tech Group Led by Qihoo 360 Bids $1.2B for Browser Maker Opera (techcrunch.com)
		87 points by molsson 7 hours ago \| 48 comments
18.		Why I fought for open source in the Air Force (opensource.com)
		63 points by signa11 7 hours ago \| 15 comments
19.		Introducing Vector Networks (medium.com)
		129 points by dankohn1 9 hours ago \| 19 comments
20.		Aldehyde-Stabilized Cryopreservation Procedure Wins Brain Preservation Prize (brainpreservation.org)
		48 points by nikolay 7 hours ago \| 16 comments
21.		The Research Pirates of the Dark Web (theatlantic.com)
		125 points by chewymouse 10 hours ago \| 26 comments
22.		The Brain Is Hardwired to Snap (nationalgeographic.com)
		69 points by DiabloD3 6 hours ago \| 61 comments
23.		Washington Post’s ‘Bandito’ Tool Optimizes Content for Clicks (wsj.com)
		19 points by bootload 5 hours ago \| 16 comments
24.		Warner Music Pays $14M to End 'Happy Birthday' Copyright Lawsuit (hollywoodreporter.com)
		92 points by walterbell 11 hours ago \| 19 comments
25.		Why expat Americans are giving up their passports (bbc.com)
		251 points by nkurz 6 hours ago \| 266 comments
26.		Static, Ahead of Time Compiled Julia (juliacomputing.com)
		95 points by Lofkin 10 hours ago \| 41 comments
27.		Lever is hiring DevOps (lever.co)
		2 hours ago
28.		Winning a competition predicts dishonest behavior (pnas.org)
		61 points by pavornyoh 10 hours ago \| 15 comments
29.		Aereo Founder’s New Startup Wants to Bring You Wi-Fi–And Cut Out the Providers (wired.com)
		38 points by pdq 6 hours ago \| 14 comments
30.		How Low Can Central Banks Go? JPMorgan Reckons Way, Way Lower (bloomberg.com)
		37 points by randomname2 1 hour ago \| 53 comments
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