Top Hackernews posts from stackoverflow.blog

1. How Dwarf Fortress is built (stackoverflow.blog)
   1130 points by andreareina almost 55 years | 388 comments
2. Writing by hand is still the best way to retain information (stackoverflow.blog)
   694 points by TangerineDream almost 55 years | 285 comments
3. Modern work requires attention – constant alerts steal it (stackoverflow.blog)
   458 points by djha-skin almost 55 years | 180 comments
4. Sequencing your DNA with a USB dongle and open source code (stackoverflow.blog)
   398 points by johntortugo almost 55 years | 176 comments
5. I followed my dreams to get demoted to software developer (stackoverflow.blog)
   354 points by TangerineDream almost 55 years | 286 comments
6. How Dwarf Fortress is built (stackoverflow.blog)
   328 points by nsoonhui almost 55 years | 147 comments
7. Not Your Grandfather’s Perl (stackoverflow.blog)
   321 points by djha-skin almost 55 years | 243 comments
8. Multiple assertions are fine in a unit test (stackoverflow.blog)
   319 points by nsoonhui almost 55 years | 337 comments
9. The number input is the worst input (stackoverflow.blog)
   297 points by HieronymusBosch almost 55 years | 269 comments
10. Best practices for REST API design (2020) (stackoverflow.blog)
    296 points by r_singh almost 55 years | 267 comments
11. Flutter is the most popular cross-platform mobile SDK (stackoverflow.blog)
    293 points by pjmlp almost 55 years | 317 comments
12. The complete guide to protecting your APIs with OAuth2 (stackoverflow.blog)
    289 points by mooreds almost 55 years | 65 comments
13. I spent two years trying to do what Backstage does for free (stackoverflow.blog)
    284 points by danwee almost 55 years | 102 comments
14. The hardest part of building software is not coding, it's requirements (stackoverflow.blog)
    283 points by BerislavLopac almost 55 years | 111 comments
15. Sequencing your DNA with a USB dongle and open source code (stackoverflow.blog)
    276 points by TangerineDream almost 55 years | 120 comments
16. The Overflow Offline project (stackoverflow.blog)
    273 points by donutshop almost 55 years | 39 comments
17. Exploring the software that flies SpaceX rockets and starships (stackoverflow.blog)
    259 points by dinosaurs almost 55 years | 112 comments
18. Reading academic computer science papers (stackoverflow.blog)
    229 points by happy-go-lucky almost 55 years | 86 comments
19. A deeper dive into our May 2019 security incident (stackoverflow.blog)
    226 points by alex-warren almost 55 years | 58 comments
20. We still believe in private offices (2015) (stackoverflow.blog)
    221 points by dandaan almost 55 years | 277 comments
21. How often do people copy and paste from Stack Overflow? (stackoverflow.blog)
    221 points by prakhargurunani almost 55 years | 230 comments
22. Best practices can slow your application down (stackoverflow.blog)
    215 points by nsoonhui almost 55 years | 223 comments
23. What you give up by moving into engineering management (stackoverflow.blog)
    213 points by karlhughes almost 55 years | 113 comments
24. The value of downvoting, or, how Hacker News gets it wrong (2009) (stackoverflow.blog)
    209 points by yellowyacht almost 55 years | 447 comments
25. The software that flies SpaceX rockets and starships (stackoverflow.blog)
    206 points by jonashoechst almost 55 years | 106 comments
26. Use Git tactically (stackoverflow.blog)
    198 points by aloisdg almost 55 years | 92 comments
27. Best practices can slow your application down (stackoverflow.blog)
    195 points by kettunen almost 55 years | 186 comments
28. Best practices for writing code comments (stackoverflow.blog)
    193 points by nsoonhui almost 55 years | 188 comments
29. The Great Decentralization? Geographic shifts and where tech talent is moving (stackoverflow.blog)
    162 points by cwoolfe almost 55 years | 181 comments
30. I spent two years trying to do what Backstage does for free (stackoverflow.blog)
    159 points by Amorymeltzer almost 55 years | 63 comments
31. Code quality: a concern for businesses, bottom lines, and empathetic programmers (stackoverflow.blog)
    152 points by nsoonhui almost 55 years | 145 comments
32. Have the Tables Turned on NoSQL? (stackoverflow.blog)
    152 points by sdht0 almost 55 years | 224 comments
33. Favor real dependencies for unit testing (stackoverflow.blog)
    151 points by feross almost 55 years | 102 comments
34. Building a Space-Based ISP (stackoverflow.blog)
    144 points by dinosaurs almost 55 years | 55 comments
35. Breaking up is hard to do: Chunking in RAG applications (stackoverflow.blog)
    143 points by meysamazad almost 55 years | 43 comments
36. Will low and no code tools ever truly disrupt tech development? (stackoverflow.blog)
    141 points by daemond almost 55 years | 200 comments
37. Stack Overflow announces 28% headcount reduction (stackoverflow.blog)
    119 points by brycewray almost 55 years | 171 comments
38. Developers Who Use Spaces Make More Money Than Those Who Use Tabs (2017) (stackoverflow.blog)
    118 points by amin almost 55 years | 259 comments
39. Strange domain names that developers bought (stackoverflow.blog)
    118 points by luord almost 55 years | 162 comments
40. Community Is the Future of AI (stackoverflow.blog)
    117 points by mikece almost 55 years | 1 comments
41. Aggregating away the signal in your data (stackoverflow.blog)
    113 points by yurivish almost 55 years | 11 comments
42. How often people copy and paste from Stack Overflow (stackoverflow.blog)
    102 points by JadoJodo almost 55 years | 73 comments
43. OverflowAI (stackoverflow.blog)
    101 points by lqet almost 55 years | 99 comments
44. Stack Overflow for Teams is now free forever for up to 50 users (stackoverflow.blog)
    97 points by TangerineDream almost 55 years | 53 comments
45. The next step in ecommerce – replatform with APIs and micro front ends (stackoverflow.blog)
    96 points by djha-skin almost 55 years | 82 comments
46. Hooks are the best thing to happen to React (stackoverflow.blog)
    95 points by nsoonhui almost 55 years | 134 comments
47. Writing the Roadmap from Engineer to Manager (stackoverflow.blog)
    94 points by 0x54MUR41 almost 55 years | 57 comments
48. Sharding a database can make it faster (stackoverflow.blog)
    91 points by nsoonhui almost 55 years | 45 comments
49. C#: IEnumerable, yield return, and lazy evaluation (stackoverflow.blog)
    86 points by mikece almost 55 years | 115 comments
50. Privacy is an afterthought. Here's how devs can easily make it better. (stackoverflow.blog)
    85 points by c1ll1an almost 55 years | 45 comments
51. Developer with ADHD? You’re not alone (stackoverflow.blog)
    74 points by daemond almost 55 years | 111 comments
52. Fulfilling the Promise of CI/CD (stackoverflow.blog)
    71 points by kiyanwang almost 55 years | 77 comments
53. Stack Overflow CEO announces 10% reduction in force (58 employees) (stackoverflow.blog)
    69 points by brycewray almost 55 years | 49 comments
54. New data: What developers look for in future job opportunities (stackoverflow.blog)
    67 points by Amorymeltzer almost 55 years | 66 comments
55. Is Software Getting Worse? (stackoverflow.blog)
    65 points by kungfudoi almost 55 years | 103 comments
56. Using Kubernetes to rethink your system architecture and ease technical debt (stackoverflow.blog)
    64 points by kiyanwang almost 55 years | 43 comments
57. Stop Saying “Technical Debt” (stackoverflow.blog)
    63 points by HieronymusBosch almost 55 years | 82 comments
58. Understanding quantum computing through drunken walks (stackoverflow.blog)
    61 points by nsoonhui almost 55 years | 22 comments
59. Is Software Getting Worse? (stackoverflow.blog)
    61 points by mikece almost 55 years | 41 comments
60. Perl is still relevant (stackoverflow.blog)
    60 points by mooreds almost 55 years | 73 comments
61. Self-healing code is the future of software development (stackoverflow.blog)
    58 points by kiyanwang almost 55 years | 94 comments
62. Should never happen. If it does, call the developers (stackoverflow.blog)
    54 points by manikandarajs almost 55 years | 48 comments
63. Design patterns let you apply existing solutions to your code (stackoverflow.blog)
    53 points by skellertor almost 55 years | 63 comments
64. The many problems with implementing Single Sign-On (stackoverflow.blog)
    50 points by nalgeon almost 55 years | 25 comments
65. Are remote workers more productive? That's the wrong question (stackoverflow.blog)
    50 points by HieronymusBosch almost 55 years | 17 comments