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Hello all! This issue marks the four year anniversary for Hacker Newsletter. I can't thank you enough for making this possible, and especially want to call out the 2052 of you that have been here since the first year. To celebrate, I thought we could do something different and fundraise for my favorite tool of all time - Vim. There are tons of great projects that I could of picked, but Vim always seemed to be in front of me. Next year we'll pick a different one.
MailChimp, this week's awesome sponsor and the company that has made it possible to send 208 of these issues out, has also graciously agreed to match every donation. Check out this simple Fundly page and give it some love (and maybe share it). I'm seeding it with $500 to start it off and we'll see what 27,000 awesome subscribers can do. :)
Thanks! -Kale
* Oh, and I double-checked with Bram before doing this and he was excited. The fundly page will be up for two weeks. If you have any questions just hit reply.
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#Favorites
Show HN: Show HN
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BOOTSTRA.386 - a Bootstrap theme from the 1980s
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Hack your OS X desktop environment
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Unix Tricks
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The Developer's Dystopian Future
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The Curse of Smart People
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How to Write 225 Words Per Minute With a Pen
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Building Bigger Roads Actually Makes Traffic Worse
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Complete DIY guide: legal basics for startups
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Confessions of a startup: all our numbers, insights, everything
//lookback comments→
#Ask HN
16-hour work week jobs?//ycombinator
Did you get "never have to work again rich" through software?//ycombinator
In which projects are you working on?//ycombinator
#Show HN
Free, anonymous coding interview practice //interviewing comments→
Just how much is that 2% really worth? //tejusparikh comments→
Crowd sourced cost of living database //expatistan comments→
HTML5 guitar lessons with pitch detection //getinstinct comments→
Discover a startup every time you open a new tab //startuptabs comments→
Put an end to people mispronouncing your name //namez comments→
Use Google Spreadsheets as a CMS //brace comments→
#Code
The introduction to Reactive Programming you've been missing //github comments→
Automated Rails development with Prelang //prelang comments→
The March Towards Go //zef comments→
#Design
Showcase of the best typefaces from Google web fonts. //hellohappy comments→
Inspecting Yosemite's Icons //martiancraft comments→
Constraint CSS //gridstylesheets comments→
Red, Yellow, and Blue //daveeddy comments→
#Learn
Knuth–Morris–Pratt algorithm //wikipedia comments→
Cicada 3301 //wikipedia comments→
Panopticon //wikipedia comments→
#Books
Full Stack Python //fullstackpython comments→
The Art of Computer Programming: Random Numbers //informit comments→
A book about the Meteor.js framework //leanpub comments→
#Watching
The Internet's Own Boy: The Story of Aaron Swartz //archive comments→
Larry Page and Sergey Brin with Vinod Khosla //youtube comments→
Started.in Seattle – 60+ Video Profiles of startups in Seattle //started comments→
#Working
Ask HN: Who is hiring? //ycombinator
Ask HN: Who wants to be hired? //ycombinator
Ask HN: Freelancer? Seeking freelancer? //ycombinator
Amazon sues employee for taking Google cloud job, in new test of non-competes //geekwire comments→
JSON Resume - a JSON-based open source standard for resumes //jsonresume comments→
#Fun
The Economics of Star Trek //medium comments→
Animated GIF of latest World Cup Goal in Slack and Hipchat //github comments→
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