Esolangs, or esoteric programming languages, highlight the hidden metaphors and conventions that structure mainstream programming. Credit: Daniel Temkin / esoteric.codes By: Daniel Temkin I first decided to make my own language when I read an academic paper on the game … Read more
One in three top 10 Hacker News posts this month were AI-related. In 2025, that’s hardly surprising, but it made me wonder, when did this start? Was it ChatGPT? Was it GPT-4? Moreover, has sentiment shifted positive or negative over … Read more
Dec 13, 2023 • After a tumultuous year of development, our new myNoise Android app is finally here. This milestone marks not just the culmination of countless hours of hard work but also, most certainly, the start of new challenges. … Read more
For the first time in bug bounty history, an autonomous penetration tester has reached the top spot on the US leaderboard. Our path to reaching the top ranks on HackerOne began with rigorous benchmarking. Since the early days of XBOW, … Read more
Hacker News was written in the Arc lisp dialect, a dialect created by Paul Graham. Arc was implemented on top of Racket, but that has now changed. HN runs on top of SBCL since a few months. But why? For … Read more
By Susam Pal on 05 Apr 2025 “It’s essentially the Hacker News Hug of Deaf.” – @TonyTrapp About three years ago, I set up a tiny netcat loop on one of my Debian servers to accept arbitrary connections from the … Read more
Active Recent Comments Search Announcements Login Login 2 Pixel art upscaler with a nice algorithm open-source art dev-tools irokaru.github.io via saint11 37 hours ago | archive Archive.org Archive.today Ghostarchive | no comments 0 5 Surface-Stable Fractal Dithering ☶ video graphics … Read more
A threat actor targeted low-skilled hackers, known as “script kiddies,” with a fake malware builder that secretly infected them with a backdoor to steal data and take over computers. Security researchers at CloudSEK report that the malware infected 18,459 devices … Read more
We may have a winner for the $20,000 Raspberry Pi and Hextree RP2350 Hacking Challenge, but we won’t officially find out who the winner is until January 14. Engineer Aedan Cullen went public with his Hacking the RP2350 presentation at … Read more
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