| 1. | | Gravitational waves from a binary black hole merger observed by LIGO and Virgo (caltech.edu) |
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528 points by nickcw on Sept 27, 2017 | 154 comments
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| 2. | | Open-Sourcing Vespa, Yahoo’s Data Processing and Serving Engine (oath.com) |
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512 points by mkagenius on Sept 27, 2017 | 121 comments
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| 3. | | Dumb Things Camera Companies are Still Doing (dslrbodies.com) |
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583 points by ValentineC on Sept 27, 2017 | 385 comments
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| 4. | | Git git git git git (caiustheory.com) |
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510 points by caiusdurling on Sept 26, 2017 | 233 comments
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| 5. | | Dat: non-profit, secure, and distributed package manager for data (datproject.org) |
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245 points by tambourine_man on Sept 26, 2017 | 68 comments
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| 6. | | GM is launching a $5K tiny electric car in China made for city commuters (dailymail.co.uk) |
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272 points by lxm on Sept 27, 2017 | 217 comments
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| 7. | | Cloudflare Stream – Combines video encoding, global delivery, and player (cloudflare.com) |
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305 points by Bulk70 on Sept 27, 2017 | 256 comments
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| 8. | | Stop Calling it ‘Identity Theft’ (securitybytes.io) |
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361 points by herghost on Sept 27, 2017 | 181 comments
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| 9. | | Show HN: Moocha.io – A search engine for MOOCs (moocha.io) |
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231 points by mxeven on Sept 27, 2017 | 54 comments
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| 10. | | Battery-Free Cell Phone (techradar.com) |
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214 points by jacquesm on Sept 27, 2017 | 77 comments
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| 11. | | LU Factorization and Linear Systems for Programers (dragan.rocks) |
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131 points by disaster01 on Sept 27, 2017 | 43 comments
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| 12. | | Wallaroo: a fast, scalable data processing engine (wallaroolabs.com) |
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154 points by spooneybarger on Sept 27, 2017 | 69 comments
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| 13. | | A bizarre “403 Forbidden” bug-hunting adventure (hellocode.co) |
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137 points by joshsharp on Sept 27, 2017 | 42 comments
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| 14. | | Stream VByte: breaking new speed records for integer compression (lemire.me) |
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129 points by ingve on Sept 27, 2017 | 11 comments
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| 15. | | Sickness absence associated with shared and open-plan offices (2011) (nih.gov) |
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317 points by villaaston1 on Sept 27, 2017 | 194 comments
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| 16. | | With lax oversight, the FAA has enabled secrecy in the skies (bostonglobe.com) |
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124 points by duck on Sept 27, 2017 | 70 comments
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| 17. | | Coding in the open: how to do it securely (gdstechnology.blog.gov.uk) |
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135 points by robin_reala on Sept 27, 2017 | 69 comments
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| 18. | | XSS Attack Embedded in an ERC20 Token Contract Steals Thousands (hackernoon.com) |
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84 points by brett on Sept 27, 2017 | 46 comments
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| 19. | | Detect.location: Access iOS location data without actually having access (github.com/krausefx) |
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213 points by epaga on Sept 27, 2017 | 63 comments
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| 20. | | FaceID Security [pdf] (images.apple.com) |
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250 points by MBCook on Sept 27, 2017 | 304 comments
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| 21. | | Ataribox will be an open, Linux-based console priced starting at $249 (techcrunch.com) |
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188 points by justinucd on Sept 27, 2017 | 144 comments
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| 22. | | Microsoft Becomes Sponsor of Open Source Initiative (opensource.org) |
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230 points by Dinux on Sept 27, 2017 | 158 comments
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| 23. | | Chrome OS KVM - A component written in Rust (googlesource.com) |
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239 points by cyber1 on Sept 27, 2017 | 107 comments
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| 24. | | Real-Time Recognition of Handwritten Chinese Characters (machinelearning.apple.com) |
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115 points by aeontech on Sept 27, 2017 | 42 comments
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| 25. | | What should follow the web? (plan99.net) |
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167 points by telotortium on Sept 27, 2017 | 168 comments
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| 26. | | PostgreSQL's Hash Indexes Are Now Cool (rhaas.blogspot.com) |
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214 points by rachbelaid on Sept 27, 2017 | 38 comments
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| 27. | | New theory why languages don’t all have the same number of terms for colors (theconversation.com) |
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130 points by Mz on Sept 26, 2017 | 92 comments
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| 28. | | Frictionless Data: Lightweight standards and tooling for data sharing (frictionlessdata.io) |
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84 points by rkda on Sept 27, 2017 | 20 comments
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| 29. | | HAProxy vs. Nginx for load balancing (2016) (thehftguy.com) |
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214 points by deathtrader666 on Sept 27, 2017 | 116 comments
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| 30. | | Why did we choose Rust to develop TiKV? (pingcap.github.io) |
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159 points by cyber1 on Sept 27, 2017 | 200 comments
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