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These post titles are really good! some of my favorite so far: > Debunking Myths About Growth Hacking Goes Bad (infoq.com) > First Firefox OS developer to co

These post titles are really good! some of my favorite so far: > Debunking Myths About Growth Hacking Goes Bad (infoq.com) > First Firefox OS developer to come (businessmandi.com) > Modern science and art go to jail? The law is dead in cinema (techcrunch.com)

orf 11y ago
Mine are > A Browser Package Manager Command Line Client Written in Lua > TweetDeck taken offline after bug allows malicious code execution on Android - eBook > True hacker resume: CV as Python objects to/from Amazon S3 price cut for all your OK Google searches predict market moves
JetSpiegel 11y ago
> Google's Grand Plan to Split Sentences (2014) [pdf] (techcrunch.com)
strangecasts 11y ago
> Truly elastic clouds with Zerg: OS-less Erlang on the cusp of becoming a permanent 3G connection to a billion dollars worth of online advertising
rsp1984 11y ago
Pussy Riot members jailed for posting photos to raise your hourly freelance rate (arabcrunch.com) Hahahaha!
- orf 11y ago
  This is my new favourite!
- time_is_scary 11y ago
  This wins
daxelrod 11y ago
> Mercurial Ate Our Breakfast [with Revsets], But We Can Fix Internal Communication Before It Breaks (staralliance.com) > Ask HN: Optimal number of sets with high IQ users? > TweetDeck taken offline after bug allows malicious code execution on Android - eBook (spinejs.com) > Docker Swarm on Raspberry Pi Units Available In GNOME 3 Released (spectrum.ieee.org)
bendykstra 11y ago
My favorite is > Show HN: nnmm – A feed of your print or paper books Isn't this just a pile of books?
- kbenson 11y ago
  Think of all those poor, decommissioned teletypes we could put back into service. Then watch The Brave Little Toaster (while trying to ignore the truly-WTF moments). Then weep that this isn't a rely future.
nothis 11y ago
>Watching the Growth Is Harder Than It Sounds >Small Utah ISP firm stands up to the Faces of Facebook popularity, I quit. >UI7Kit: Add one-line to enable AirPlay video for your startup on Product Hunt lol.
MrBra 11y ago
> Facebook bug report on using TrueCrypt safetly (yana.com) > You don’t need any HTML theme/template into your murder trial (ft.com)
johtso 11y ago
> I had a different webbrowser, that IS more or less a visionary and more agile by being antimicrobial.
snake117 11y ago
One really stood out for me: > A&E's 'Duck Dynasty' Stunt is a user is Steve Jobs’ Unfortunate Contribution to Computing
- hoprocker 11y ago
  Some of the golden comments on this one: > You're trying to solve bugs or problems. >> It's like chess, or gymnastics, or baseball, or anything, just that it vanished overnight. > I've also seen discussions of how your data structures without hunting down some raster graphics, I fire up Uber first. > Your love of Pete, don't just repeat it with your keystrokes. FWIW I had never thought those 30 servers would be classified as unlawful combatants, removing their legal protections then go for them.
mratzloff 11y ago
> Google wins the Book Search settlement gives Google 15 days in orbit (bostonglobe.com) Google wins 15 days in orbit! Whee! The comments are pretty great, too. > Hang in there, say "Pizza" and it certainly has a lot of leverage because they're frustrated. Worst case: Someone sees your duck and you've got a new revenue model was (otherwise it was something I loved it, and they LIVE here. Just hang in there, say "pizza", and make sure no one sees your duck.
hudell 11y ago
My favorite: > Samsung vows counter-action over Apple Maps flaw results in anti-depressant-like behavior in mice
mahmud 11y ago
> AWS to AWS APIs without a helmet (daringfireball.net) I just ..
xerophyte12932 11y ago
> Why I design software, I want to want to live in it > Show HN: Solving the problem of what you read the Web > Think Apple Would Dare To Be Upset About Aaron Swartz's life
ubertaco 11y ago
A lot of these are indistinguishable from regular HN babble: > Protesting with a python port of ZFS on Linux > Ten Rules for Web 2.0 sites and URL obfuscation > From 0 to 8-figure revenue in spite of flat UI design and email > How can I get asked how I thought we were wrong. And the most HN one I've seen so far: > Entrepreneur crowdsources decision to quit Silicon Valley

orf 11y ago

Mine are > A Browser Package Manager Command Line Client Written in Lua > TweetDeck taken offline after bug allows malicious code execution on Android - eBook > True hacker resume: CV as Python objects to/from Amazon S3 price cut for all your OK Google searches predict market moves

JetSpiegel 11y ago

> Google's Grand Plan to Split Sentences (2014) [pdf] (techcrunch.com)

strangecasts 11y ago

> Truly elastic clouds with Zerg: OS-less Erlang on the cusp of becoming a permanent 3G connection to a billion dollars worth of online advertising

rsp1984 11y ago

Pussy Riot members jailed for posting photos to raise your hourly freelance rate (arabcrunch.com) Hahahaha!

orf 11y ago
This is my new favourite!
time_is_scary 11y ago
This wins

daxelrod 11y ago

> Mercurial Ate Our Breakfast [with Revsets], But We Can Fix Internal Communication Before It Breaks (staralliance.com) > Ask HN: Optimal number of sets with high IQ users? > TweetDeck taken offline after bug allows malicious code execution on Android - eBook (spinejs.com) > Docker Swarm on Raspberry Pi Units Available In GNOME 3 Released (spectrum.ieee.org)

bendykstra 11y ago

My favorite is > Show HN: nnmm – A feed of your print or paper books Isn't this just a pile of books?

kbenson 11y ago
Think of all those poor, decommissioned teletypes we could put back into service. Then watch The Brave Little Toaster (while trying to ignore the truly-WTF moments). Then weep that this isn't a rely future.

nothis 11y ago

>Watching the Growth Is Harder Than It Sounds >Small Utah ISP firm stands up to the Faces of Facebook popularity, I quit. >UI7Kit: Add one-line to enable AirPlay video for your startup on Product Hunt lol.

MrBra 11y ago

> Facebook bug report on using TrueCrypt safetly (yana.com) > You don’t need any HTML theme/template into your murder trial (ft.com)

johtso 11y ago

> I had a different webbrowser, that IS more or less a visionary and more agile by being antimicrobial.

snake117 11y ago

One really stood out for me: > A&E's 'Duck Dynasty' Stunt is a user is Steve Jobs’ Unfortunate Contribution to Computing

hoprocker 11y ago
Some of the golden comments on this one: > You're trying to solve bugs or problems. >> It's like chess, or gymnastics, or baseball, or anything, just that it vanished overnight. > I've also seen discussions of how your data structures without hunting down some raster graphics, I fire up Uber first. > Your love of Pete, don't just repeat it with your keystrokes. FWIW I had never thought those 30 servers would be classified as unlawful combatants, removing their legal protections then go for them.

mratzloff 11y ago

> Google wins the Book Search settlement gives Google 15 days in orbit (bostonglobe.com) Google wins 15 days in orbit! Whee! The comments are pretty great, too. > Hang in there, say "Pizza" and it certainly has a lot of leverage because they're frustrated. Worst case: Someone sees your duck and you've got a new revenue model was (otherwise it was something I loved it, and they LIVE here. Just hang in there, say "pizza", and make sure no one sees your duck.

hudell 11y ago

My favorite: > Samsung vows counter-action over Apple Maps flaw results in anti-depressant-like behavior in mice

mahmud 11y ago

> AWS to AWS APIs without a helmet (daringfireball.net) I just ..

xerophyte12932 11y ago

> Why I design software, I want to want to live in it > Show HN: Solving the problem of what you read the Web > Think Apple Would Dare To Be Upset About Aaron Swartz's life

ubertaco 11y ago

A lot of these are indistinguishable from regular HN babble: > Protesting with a python port of ZFS on Linux > Ten Rules for Web 2.0 sites and URL obfuscation > From 0 to 8-figure revenue in spite of flat UI design and email > How can I get asked how I thought we were wrong. And the most HN one I've seen so far: > Entrepreneur crowdsources decision to quit Silicon Valley