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1.		A Standard and Clean Series A Term Sheet (blog.ycombinator.com)
		623 points by akharris on Jan 28, 2019 \| 168 comments
2.		U.S. Accuses Huawei of Stealing Trade Secrets, Defrauding Banks (bloomberg.com)
		336 points by ericzawo on Jan 28, 2019 \| 245 comments
3.		The Day I Fell in Love with Fuzzing (nullprogram.com)
		350 points by eaguyhn on Jan 28, 2019 \| 47 comments
4.		Linear Algebra by Jim Hefferon – free textbook (smcvt.edu)
		459 points by n-izem on Jan 27, 2019 \| 60 comments
5.		Digitized minutes of Royal Society meetings taken between 1686 and 1711 (royalsociety.org)
		214 points by gruseom on Jan 28, 2019 \| 44 comments
6.		Writing an OS in Rust: Advanced Paging (phil-opp.com)
		336 points by ingve on Jan 28, 2019 \| 141 comments
7.		Dropbox buys HelloSign (YC W11) for $230M (techcrunch.com)
		346 points by azhenley on Jan 28, 2019 \| 156 comments
8.		Show HN: X-spreadsheet – A JavaScript canvas spreadsheet for web (github.com/myliang)
		347 points by myliang on Jan 28, 2019 \| 105 comments
9.		Getting Ahead by Being Inefficient (fs.blog)
		244 points by yarapavan on Jan 28, 2019 \| 76 comments
10.		Ask HN: Is it just me, or is CSS too damn hard?
		499 points by napsterbr on Jan 28, 2019 \| 340 comments
11.		Hacking PostgreSQL [pdf] (postgresql.eu)
		190 points by eatonphil on Jan 28, 2019 \| 4 comments
12.		The potential risk to ZFS created by the shift in its userbase (utcc.utoronto.ca)
		185 points by zdw on Jan 28, 2019 \| 111 comments
13.		C++ Modules Might Be Dead-On-Arrival (vector-of-bool.github.io)
		272 points by pplonski86 on Jan 28, 2019 \| 193 comments
14.		ImmortalDB – A resilient key-value store for the browser (github.com/gruns)
		156 points by tosh on Jan 28, 2019 \| 49 comments
15.		The Story of Squeak, a Practical Smalltalk Written in Itself (1997) (squeak.org)
		104 points by fanf2 on Jan 28, 2019 \| 24 comments
16.		TSMC Nanke 14 Factory Production Interruption Could Affect NVIDIA and Others (hardocp.com)
		133 points by IMTDb on Jan 28, 2019 \| 84 comments
17.		Open-Source Controller for the IKEA Bekant Standing Desk (tindie.com)
		238 points by eeZah7Ux on Jan 28, 2019 \| 152 comments
18.		Masahiro Kikuno, Japanese Independent Watchmaker (2017) (watchesbysjx.com)
		178 points by recurser on Jan 27, 2019 \| 97 comments
19.		Ask HN: What is an example of a super simple SaaS that is profitable?
		548 points by justaguyhere on Jan 28, 2019 \| 225 comments
20.		Snapchat weighs what was once unthinkable: permanent snaps (reuters.com)
		97 points by rayvy on Jan 28, 2019 \| 105 comments
21.		Virtual Apollo Guidance Computer (github.com/virtualagc)
		101 points by pplonski86 on Jan 27, 2019 \| 5 comments
22.		A New Approach to Understanding How Machines Think (quantamagazine.org)
		122 points by laurex on Jan 28, 2019 \| 43 comments
23.		Best Buy’s Secrets for Thriving in the Amazon Age (2017) (nytimes.com)
		129 points by harshulpandav on Jan 27, 2019 \| 135 comments
24.		The “.ro” Gold Rush (2018) (viorel.me)
		169 points by kioleanu on Jan 28, 2019 \| 65 comments
25.		When FP? And When OOP? (2013) (raganwald.com)
		147 points by ausjke on Jan 28, 2019 \| 151 comments
26.		Rustic Shelters Called Bothies (nytimes.com)
		79 points by mykowebhn on Jan 28, 2019 \| 47 comments
27.		The Personal Toll of Whistle-Blowing (newyorker.com)
		277 points by gringoDan on Jan 28, 2019 \| 112 comments
28.		Quiche – An implementation of the QUIC transport protocol in Rust (github.com/cloudflare)
		177 points by jgrahamc on Jan 28, 2019 \| 27 comments
29.		Foxconn Expands Operations in India, Vietnam Amid Trade Tensions (bloombergquint.com)
		217 points by ryansmccoy on Jan 28, 2019 \| 83 comments
30.		Kite launches line-of-code completions, goes cloudless, secures $17M in funding (kite.com)
		173 points by adamsmith on Jan 28, 2019 \| 86 comments
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