From the top of my head (a very biased account): * Dolphin emulator progress reports (I love it when they show up) * Random posts on x86-64 emulation or emula

From the top of my head (a very biased account): * Dolphin emulator progress reports (I love it when they show up) * Random posts on x86-64 emulation or emulating a gameboy or something like that. Fabrice Bellard is a hero. * People who post their very first side project ever made either via no-code solutions or some React/Bootstrap type of thing. In many cases, these things are job boards for a specific niche. * HN praising Apple for standing up to the FBI (or CIA?). HN hating Apple because of recent events with scanning pictures on iCloud and all that. * All the things the blog post talks about * Hardcore learning resources on many topics, one that I actually used: http://neuralnetworksanddeeplearning.com/ http://neuralnetworksanddeeplearning.com/ (tons of books on Calculus as well, I remember a 1900 textbook called Calculus Made Easy) * The random physics or biological discovery * And so much more The way I see it: HN talks about tech (and interesting stuff outside tech), it's bound to cover tech that eventually becomes popular. But will the Dolphin progress reports become as popular as Bitcoin? I don't think so. It'd be interesting times if they would ;-)