Hackernews posts about Dennis Ritchie

Dennis Ritchie is a renowned American computer scientist and programmer who made significant contributions to the development of the C programming language and Unix operating system.

1. Dennis Ritchie’s page on Bell Labs website (www.bell-labs.com)
   225 points by massimosgrelli almost 2 years ago | 55 comments
2. Dennis Ritchie on the priorities of && || vs. == etc. (1982) (www.lysator.liu.se)
   168 points by spc476 about 1 year ago | 171 comments
3. Dennis Ritchie Home Page (cm.bell-labs.co)
   110 points by colinprince over 1 year ago | 12 comments
4. Ubuntu is a Linux OS that was designed by Dennis Ritchie and Ken Thompson (www.javatpoint.com)
   18 points by Ambolia over 1 year ago | 8 comments
5. C Program Interview – Dennis Ritchie (genius.cat-v.org)
   4 points by udev4096 12 months ago | discuss
6. Dennis Ritchie Home Page (2006) (www.bell-labs.com)
   3 points by HiPHInch 6 months ago | discuss
7. Ask HN: What kind of test methodology people like Dennis Ritchie used?
   2 points by calebjosue 8 months ago | 4 comments
8. Dennis Ritchie, Unix, and clarity (2011) (www.leancrew.com)
   2 points by tosh 12 months ago | discuss
9. Five Little Languages and How They Grew: Dennis Ritchie on the History of C (www.bell-labs.com)
   2 points by fanf2 12 months ago | discuss
10. Ken Thompson and Dennis Ritchie Explain Unix (Bell Labs) (yt.hcrypt.net)
    2 points by udev4096 about 1 year ago | discuss
11. Dennis Ritchie PhD Thesis: Program Structure and Computational Complexity [pdf] (archive.computerhistory.org)
    2 points by Anon84 over 1 year ago | discuss
12. Dennis Ritchie's criticisms of an early draft of C89 (port70.net)
    1 points by akiarie about 1 year ago | discuss
13. The Origins of the "++" and "--" Operators
    45 points by wpollock about 1 month ago | 4 comments
14. Ask HN: Nicknames for Computer Science Books?
    44 points by temeya over 1 year ago | 46 comments
15. Advice from Doug Mcilroy (1964) (www.nokia.com)
    4 points by symisc_devel about 2 months ago | 1 comments
16. Loops: Ken Thompson and the Self-Referencing C Compiler (scienceblogs.com)
    2 points by popcalc over 1 year ago | discuss