Apollo is dead. Long live Apollo — How to Do Great Work — and Far Cry 1.34 source code (2006)

Issue #1180 — July 02, 2023

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Apollo is dead. Long live Apollo news.ycombinator.com \| points: 943 \| comments: 360

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How to Do Great Work paulgraham.com \| points: 524 \| comments: 230

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Far Cry 1.34 source code (2006) archive.org \| points: 508 \| comments: 248

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Tell HN: Twitter switched temporarily to rate limited mode news.ycombinator.com \| points: 446 \| comments: 609

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“It appears that Twitter is DDoSing itself” sfba.social \| points: 337 \| comments: 192

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Lemmy now has over 2M users across 915 instances lemmymap.feddit.de \| points: 298 \| comments: 162

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Louis Rossmann: Autodesk turns lifetime licenses into subscriptions [video] youtube.com \| points: 298 \| comments: 202

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Gping – ping, but with a graph github.com \| points: 284 \| comments: 43

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New York Times Election Day Crossword (2009) crosswordunclued.com \| points: 283 \| comments: 43

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CSS-Only Chat github.com \| points: 276 \| comments: 81

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Radioactive spill near Richland WA worse than expected tri-cityherald.com \| points: 261 \| comments: 150

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VUDA: A Vulkan Implementation of CUDA github.com \| points: 253 \| comments: 64

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The FBI has formed a national database to track swatting incidents arstechnica.com \| points: 248 \| comments: 343

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Steel Bank Common Lisp sbcl.org \| points: 248 \| comments: 148

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A child’s privacy is worth more than likes (2022) theprivacywhisperer.com \| points: 235 \| comments: 149

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Orca rams into yacht near Scotland, suggesting the behavior may be spreading smithsonianmag.com \| points: 224 \| comments: 166

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To unlock drink verification can (2013) gamefaqs.gamespot.com \| points: 216 \| comments: 97

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FTC announces proposed rule banning fake reviews and testimonials ftc.gov \| points: 209 \| comments: 84

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TabDB: Using browser tabs as a database like only a maniac would github.com \| points: 201 \| comments: 49

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Lesser known tricks, quirks and features of C jorengarenar.github.io \| points: 196 \| comments: 60

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