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  1. Stallman: The bug nobody is allowed to understand (gnu.org)
    10 points 0
  2. Social Network Portability (2007) [pdf] (bradfitz.com)
    2 points 0
  3. A Call for a New Strenuous Age (artofmanliness.com)
    3 points 0
  4. Learning Exploitation with Offensive Computer Security 2.0 (howto.hackallthethings.com)
    139 points 5
  5. Python by Contract: A Zero-Defect Approach (infohost.nmt.edu)
    2 points 1
  6. How to Design Perfect Software Products (hintjens.com)
    4 points 0
  7. Why Students Pay for Professors' Research (lemire.me)
    4 points 2
  8. Tim O’Reilly: What Paul Graham Is Missing About Inequality (medium.com)
    1 points 1
  9. Interviews Can Be a Terrible Way to Identify Good Programmers (thecodist.com)
    1 points 1
  10. Diligence, Patience, and Humility - Larry Wall (1999) (oreilly.com)
    2 points 0
  11. Lisp is Not an Acceptable Lisp (2006) (steve-yegge.blogspot.com)
    67 points 47
  12. Exploding college tuitions might be a terrifying sign (michaelochurch.wordpress.com)
    1 points 0
  13. How to Become as Rich as Bill Gates (philip.greenspun.com)
    90 points 89
  14. Doing programming (codequarterly.com)
    1 points 0
  15. Ask HN: Practical CS papers you've read and would recommend?

    By practical, I mean papers that explain individual concepts that you can implement over a weekend, preferably systems-oriented rather than math-oriented. I'd welcome papers from the earlier days of computing that…

    12 points 4
  16. How To Become A Hacker (catb.org)
    48 points 47
  17. Lab Chimps Respond to Anti-depressants (bbc.co.uk)
    3 points 0
  18. WebFWD, Mozilla's Startup Accelerator for Open Innovation. Applications open. (webfwd.org)
    1 points 0
  19. Calling all Open Source Hardware Engineers (esr.ibiblio.org)
    2 points 0
  20. Ask HN: Ideas for algorithmically-challenging autonomous web-based apps

    Thinking of something like search, where scalability becomes an issue without having to serve a large number of users.

    1 points 1
  21. Ask HN: How to get started in Computer Security?

    I've been in software development for a while now. News on HBGary, Anonymous, Wikileaks etc shows there's a lot going on in the Computer Security field. For those already in the field, are there some good online…

    2 points 3
  22. Ask HN: How do you cope with loneliness?

    Even in a CS class (in this part of the world anyway), not so many people might be as interested in coding as you are. It's therefore you and your laptop mostly, with the effect that you lag behind in developing social…

    158 points 81
  23. Ask HN: Can a successful company founder still hack?

    Just out of curiosity, if one's company becomes as successful as, say, facebook, does he become too involved running the company to do actual coding? If so then are his hacking days over? If so, again, then was he…

    4 points 1
  24. Ask HN: Hackers - mediocre programmers?

    My software Engineering lecturer was taking us through some types of Software Engineering methodologies. On one end of the spectrum was the Milestone plan-driven model, and the on the other were the Hackers. He told us…

    2 points 3
  25. Ask HN: How low is too low-level programming?

    It used to be that real programmers programmed in Hex/Assembly, then FORTRAN, and now I'd probably say C. And now with web-based apps, cloud computing and distributed systems, will the current low-level languages remain…

    1 points 3