Hacker News

1.		The Perks Are Great. Just Don’t Ask Us What We Do (backchannel.com)
		139 points by dwaxe 1 hour ago \| 47 comments
2.		Tor Browser 6.0 is released (torproject.org)
		232 points by ashitlerferad 5 hours ago \| 86 comments
3.		How (and Why) to Log Your Entire Bash History (atomicobject.com)
		90 points by mattnedrich 1 hour ago \| 60 comments
4.		SQLite: The art of keep it simple (jarchitect.com)
		61 points by yarapavan 3 hours ago \| 23 comments
5.		Voxel art (saymygame.com)
		151 points by hunvreus 5 hours ago \| 57 comments
6.		Liblfds, a portable, license-free, lock-free data structure library written in C (liblfds.org)
		97 points by pantalaimon 5 hours ago \| 21 comments
7.		A Facebook Sixth Sense (kirszenberg.com)
		283 points by jlemos 7 hours ago \| 61 comments
8.		Android re-engineered for PC. Meet Remix OS. (jide.com)
		10 points by lahdo 32 minutes ago \| discuss
9.		85 percent of Facebook video is watched without sound (digiday.com)
		217 points by prostoalex 11 hours ago \| 109 comments
10.		The Untold Story Behind Saudi Arabia’s 41-Year U.S. Debt Secret (bloomberg.com)
		107 points by jonbaer 7 hours ago \| 57 comments
11.		Project Soli – touchless gesture interactions by Google (atap.google.com)
		58 points by danr4 5 hours ago \| 18 comments
12.		You Can't Always Hash Pointers in C (nullprogram.com)
		108 points by ingve 9 hours ago \| 67 comments
13.		Web Storage: the lesser evil for session tokens (portswigger.net)
		9 points by kkl 1 hour ago \| 1 comment
14.		Want to spell check? Read the fine print (samnewman.io)
		219 points by exolymph 12 hours ago \| 110 comments
15.		A Better Default Colormap for Matplotlib (bids.github.io)
		93 points by martian 10 hours ago \| 17 comments
16.		Apple's forgotten virtual-reality project QuickTime VR (businessinsider.com)
		66 points by jonbaer 9 hours ago \| 31 comments
17.		Eben Moglen: Online advertising is becoming “a perfect despotism” (arstechnica.co.uk)
		57 points by rbii 3 hours ago \| 15 comments
18.		William Gibson has written a comic, and you should read it (arstechnica.com)
		69 points by kiyanwang 3 hours ago \| 29 comments
19.		PureDarwin – An Informal Successor to OpenDarwin (github.com)
		82 points by cookrn 11 hours ago \| 19 comments
20.		D3 map scrollers (geoexamples.com)
		77 points by sebg 11 hours ago \| 9 comments
21.		BBC Micro:bit computer now available to all for £13 (engadget.com)
		77 points by neverminder 4 hours ago \| 22 comments
22.		Disruption is not a strategy (reactionwheel.net)
		74 points by digisth 10 hours ago \| 15 comments
23.		The Intel Broadwell-E Review (anandtech.com)
		46 points by ethana 9 hours ago \| 15 comments
24.		How to win the coding interview (devmastery.com)
		255 points by billsparks 13 hours ago \| 221 comments
25.		How Compaq Cloned IBM and Created an Empire (internethistorypodcast.com)
		45 points by jonbaer 9 hours ago \| 30 comments
26.		Facebook and Twitter pledge to remove hate speech within 24 hours (cnn.com)
		26 points by mathattack 2 hours ago \| 38 comments
27.		Alan Kay's reading list for his students (squeakland.org)
		470 points by drjohnson 18 hours ago \| 97 comments
28.		Show HN: RaftLib – Easy, productive parallel programming in C++ (raftlib.io)
		52 points by jcbeard 13 hours ago \| 3 comments
29.		Ask HN: Generate random traffic for metadata obfuscation?
		34 points by fratlas 5 hours ago \| 13 comments
30.		Ask HN: How much do developers make in Toronto?
		9 points by torontodevs 2 hours ago \| 3 comments
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