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Start all of your commands with a comma

https://rhodesmill.org/brandon/2009/commands-with-comma/
100•theblazehen•2d ago•22 comments

OpenCiv3: Open-source, cross-platform reimagining of Civilization III

https://openciv3.org/
654•klaussilveira•13h ago•189 comments

The Waymo World Model

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944•xnx•19h ago•549 comments

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https://floedb.ai/blog/how-we-made-geo-joins-400-faster-with-h3-indexes
119•matheusalmeida•2d ago•29 comments

What Is Ruliology?

https://writings.stephenwolfram.com/2026/01/what-is-ruliology/
38•helloplanets•4d ago•38 comments

Unseen Footage of Atari Battlezone Arcade Cabinet Production

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48•videotopia•4d ago•1 comments

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227•isitcontent•14h ago•25 comments

Jeffrey Snover: "Welcome to the Room"

https://www.jsnover.com/blog/2026/02/01/welcome-to-the-room/
14•kaonwarb•3d ago•17 comments

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https://github.com/pydantic/monty
219•dmpetrov•14h ago•113 comments

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327•vecti•16h ago•143 comments

Sheldon Brown's Bicycle Technical Info

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378•ostacke•19h ago•94 comments

Hackers (1995) Animated Experience

https://hackers-1995.vercel.app/
487•todsacerdoti•21h ago•241 comments

Microsoft open-sources LiteBox, a security-focused library OS

https://github.com/microsoft/litebox
359•aktau•20h ago•181 comments

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https://eljojo.github.io/rememory/
286•eljojo•16h ago•167 comments

An Update on Heroku

https://www.heroku.com/blog/an-update-on-heroku/
409•lstoll•20h ago•276 comments

Vocal Guide – belt sing without killing yourself

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Dark Alley Mathematics

https://blog.szczepan.org/blog/three-points/
87•quibono•4d ago•21 comments

PC Floppy Copy Protection: Vault Prolok

https://martypc.blogspot.com/2024/09/pc-floppy-copy-protection-vault-prolok.html
59•kmm•5d ago•4 comments

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https://www.datawrapper.de/blog/science-fiction-decline
3•speckx•3d ago•2 comments

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31•romes•4d ago•3 comments

How to effectively write quality code with AI

https://heidenstedt.org/posts/2026/how-to-effectively-write-quality-code-with-ai/
250•i5heu•16h ago•194 comments

Was Benoit Mandelbrot a hedgehog or a fox?

https://arxiv.org/abs/2602.01122
15•bikenaga•3d ago•3 comments

Introducing the Developer Knowledge API and MCP Server

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56•gfortaine•11h ago•23 comments

I now assume that all ads on Apple news are scams

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1062•cdrnsf•23h ago•444 comments

Why I Joined OpenAI

https://www.brendangregg.com/blog/2026-02-07/why-i-joined-openai.html
144•SerCe•9h ago•133 comments

Learning from context is harder than we thought

https://hy.tencent.com/research/100025?langVersion=en
180•limoce•3d ago•97 comments

Understanding Neural Network, Visually

https://visualrambling.space/neural-network/
287•surprisetalk•3d ago•41 comments

I spent 5 years in DevOps – Solutions engineering gave me what I was missing

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147•vmatsiiako•18h ago•67 comments

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72•phreda4•13h ago•14 comments

Female Asian Elephant Calf Born at the Smithsonian National Zoo

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29•gmays•9h ago•12 comments
Open in hackernews

Show HN: Engineering.fyi – Search across tech engineering blogs in one place

https://engineering.fyi/
470•indiehackerman•6mo ago
I built a search engine for engineering blogs because I was tired of manually checking individual company blogs to find real-world production examples.

The problem: When learning a new technology, the best insights often come from how companies like Google, Meta, or Stripe actually implement it in production. But these gems are scattered across dozens of separate engineering blogs with no way to search across them.

What I built: Engineering.fyi indexes engineering blogs from ~15 companies (Google, Meta, OpenAI, Anthropic, Stripe, Uber, etc.) and makes them searchable in one place. You can filter by topic, difficulty level, and whether articles include code samples.

Technical details: - Built with Next.js, SQLite, DrizzleORM - Custom scrapers for each blog (they're all frustratingly different) - Basic tagging system using content matching (still improving this)

Current status: Core search is working. Adding new blogs weekly as I index them.

Next features (based on early feedback): - AI summaries for quick article previews - Weekly digest of trending engineering insights - Save/bookmark articles (considering whether to add accounts)

Interesting challenges: - Each blog requires custom parsing logic (no standard format) - Building an accurate tagging system is harder than expected – started with exact matching but exploring better approaches

I'd love feedback on: - Which company engineering blogs you'd find most valuable to include - Whether AI summaries would actually be useful or just noise - How you currently discover engineering articles from these companies

Comments

colesantiago•6mo ago
It would be great if you can add RSS on this.
indiehackerman•6mo ago
Adding to the list!
whattheheckheck•6mo ago
I get an ssl error
indiehackerman•6mo ago
Can you try again? Seems to be working for others
plucafs•6mo ago
I'd suggest to add the Riot Games tech blog (https://technology.riotgames.com)
indiehackerman•6mo ago
Adding to the list!
sontek•5mo ago
They haven't posted since February of 2024, seems inactive?
shelika•6mo ago
Biased as I work for them but I think https://incident.io/blog/engineering is definitely worth adding.
indiehackerman•6mo ago
Adding to the list!
kushan2020•6mo ago
The performance is really slow on my phone - iPhone XR. Even selecting filters takes away lot of time.
indiehackerman•6mo ago
Made some performance improvements, hope it's better for you now!
Catbert59•6mo ago
First thing I saw was an annoying Cloudflare captcha.. ugh
gricardo99•6mo ago
nice concept. fyi, search feature doesn’t seem to work
indiehackerman•6mo ago
Thanks for your support! Search should be fixed now
dbgrman•6mo ago
none of the filters seem to work for me. Good concept. Wish it wasn't in the done-to-death vibe coding UI.
indiehackerman•6mo ago
Thanks for the feedback! Have made fixes to the filters so please try again
coldtrait•6mo ago
What is a more standard UI that doesn't scream vibe coded?
__natty__•6mo ago
I have so many of tech blogs in my bookmarks. And I open them maybe once per month. How often do you read these blogs?
indiehackerman•6mo ago
I read them especially when I'm picking up a new task at my job with new technologies
dwedge•6mo ago
I love this idea. Like others mentioned the cloudflare is annoying and search is way too slow, but as a concept I like it. Make it faster and I can see myself using this every week
indiehackerman•6mo ago
Thanks for the feedback! Search should be better now
netloks9599•6mo ago
I think you might want to add a "debounce" to the search, typing more than a few characters at a time automatically kicks off a new request for the entire page
indiehackerman•6mo ago
Thanks for the suggestion, added!
freetonik•6mo ago
Shameless plug, but hopefully relevant enough: my directory and search engine for personal blogs[1] indexes over 1000 RSS feeds, and naturally lots of them are about engineering and software development. Full-text search is implemented with Typesense, and there are also "related" recommendations for each post, example [2].

1. https://minifeed.net/

2. https://minifeed.net/items/n1HZYMDEKyra

victorbjorklund•6mo ago
Can we add / suggests sites?
freetonik•6mo ago
Sure, here: https://minifeed.net/suggest
jpmonette•6mo ago
Looks really nice! Any plan to add social aspect like comments, likes and such?
OisinMoran•6mo ago
I'm building something similar with a bit more of a social angle (has comments, likes, and reposts) at lynkmi.com. If you sign up to the waitlist it's a very very short wait!
jpmonette•6mo ago
will have a look!
freetonik•6mo ago
Thought about it, but not sure yet. Not too many user yet for that sort of thing.
pnt12•6mo ago
I was surprised that I started reading one blog on your site, and it was badly written. Only afterwards below the text, did I notice it was a summary!

I'd advise to put it at the top, before the text, to let people know beforehand and not be caught off guard. Then you can have a big button saying "read full article in website" or something, to make it easy for people to see both options.

pnt12•6mo ago
Also when going back the page, I don't see that post anymore - it was featured in random blogs, so I lost it.

It's a cool idea, but maybe a improvement could be to select a random handful per day, and let them stay there for a while? Fewer surprises this way!

freetonik•5mo ago
Good idea, thanks! I was planning to modify the welcome page into that kind of "Minifeed Today" page, and to regenerate it only once a day.
pnt12•6mo ago
OK turns out it was not a summary, just a preview paragraph that mixed headers and text from the original, leading to strange casing and reading. I'd suggest not to include headers there or distinguish them!

Example (had to search on kagi with site:minifeed.net):

You Can Either Steal Great Developers or Farm Them To grow software development teams, you can either steal excellent developers or you can develop them internally.

freetonik•5mo ago
Yeah, the parsing is suboptimal right now. I'll work on that!
ozgrakkurt•6mo ago
Amazing idea but Cloudflare DDOSes my browser when I try to open it.

Also a nice reminder to move my website off of cloudflare asap

jagged-chisel•6mo ago
Maybe I’m a bit out of the loop on Cloudflare’s activity these days, but I’m not sure I understand your statement.

Cloudflare thinks your browser is part of a DDoS?

Cloudflare is attacking your browser from several places across the internet?

8organicbits•6mo ago
My guess is that this refers to the CPU challenge. Presumably DDoS here should be DoS, specifically overwhelming their CPU or draining their battery.

https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/278660/why-are-...

ozgrakkurt•6mo ago
On my phone, it locks up my browser with it’s “check” so I have to restart it.

I understand it isn’t related to DDOS but used it as a joke since it is basically attacking my browser

pbronez•6mo ago
Cool idea. I thought I’d try to make a Kagi Lens to accomplish the same thing:

https://kagi.com/lenses/LdYine8hZtYmrt8yTMngOUtvTM9rmkRy

Kagi Lenses can be defined in many ways, one of which is specifying URLs to search. Unfortunately you can only provide 10 URLs per lens. Here are the ones I chose:

https://stripe.com/blog/engineering, https://engineering.fb.com/, https://www.uber.com/en-US/blog/engineering/, https://netflixtechblog.com/, https://research.google/blog/, https://technology.riotgames.com/, https://incident.io/blog, https://www.anthropic.com/engineering, https://openai.com/news/, https://shopify.engineering/

pbronez•6mo ago
When I use this lens to search for “Python” the top three hits are:

Meta’s Pyrefly announcement (may 2025)

Netflix post about their overall use of python (March 2013)

Google’s announcement of the Croissant ML metadata format (March 2024)

jzig•6mo ago
Now make a lens of lenses!
__turbobrew__•6mo ago
No AWS blog? If anything I have found the AWS blog the highest quality and most novel. The articles on things like route53 are really interesting.
DiabloD3•6mo ago
Already hug of death?
indiehackerman•6mo ago
Back up now
angelmm•6mo ago
I like the concept. Many times I look for high quality articles to go deep on some topics. I recommend you the fly.io blog [1], it has really nice articles.

[1] https://fly.io/blog/

indiehackerman•6mo ago
Adding to the list!
indiehackerman•5mo ago
Added: https://engineering.fyi/company/fly
kwakubiney•6mo ago
Nice project. Filtering took forever though.
indiehackerman•6mo ago
Have made improvements to the filters! Hope you get a better experience now
ayerajath•6mo ago
this is good! will revisit soon!
indiehackerman•6mo ago
Thanks for your support!
majom•6mo ago
Great start. I would be great to see more blogs added to your project.
indiehackerman•6mo ago
Thanks for your support! Will definitely be adding plenty more this week
zX41ZdbW•6mo ago
Only 16 companies - quite sparse. May I ask to add my blog if possible? https://clickhouse.com/blog?category=engineering
indiehackerman•6mo ago
Just getting started but will definitely add to the list!
WASDx•6mo ago
FYI here is a list of hundreds of engineering blogs: https://github.com/kilimchoi/engineering-blogs
indiehackerman•6mo ago
Thanks! It's a great collection and have been using that as a reference. Hasn't been updated in a while but definitely will try to add as many as I can
8organicbits•6mo ago
I've been collecting OPML blogrolls for a project, here's over one hundred I've found. I'll add this one too.

https://alexsci.com/rss-blogroll-network/blogrolls/

indiehackerman•6mo ago
Awesome, thanks!
aeve890•6mo ago
>Engineering

Looks inside

>15 tech companies blogs

indiehackerman•6mo ago
Gotta start somewhere :)
xyst•6mo ago
AI-grifters: "why bother using yet another search engine? In a few weeks {{preferred LLM}} will be trained on the underlying data"
8organicbits•6mo ago
> Each blog requires custom parsing logic (no standard format)

This is unfortunate, RSS has promise to be that standard format. I've seen high adoption, but it's not universal.

indiehackerman•6mo ago
I started off with scraping through RSS but quickly realised it doesn't include all historical posts
lysecret•6mo ago
Are you using ai for the parsing/setting up the parsing structure?
Quitschquat•6mo ago
It would be cool to filter out the AI/LLM stuff
indiehackerman•6mo ago
Will add that to the list, thanks for the suggestion
mmargenot•6mo ago
Are you trying to stick with company blogs primarily, or to expand into general non-affiliated eng blogs? People like Maggie Appleton (https://maggieappleton.com/) and Patrick McKenzie (https://www.kalzumeus.com/) frequently have compelling ideas around technology, but I suppose that's a different "product" from what a company blog is selling.
indiehackerman•6mo ago
Great suggestions, I'm a big fan of Patrick McKenzie as well. I was going to start with company blogs but expand to individuals as well if there's enough demand/usage
mmargenot•5mo ago
Yeah, it's one of those things where it's very reasonable to draw a line between company and individual blogs and keep it to one or the other.

In any case, I know there are some other solid individual blog collections in the comments - good luck with feature addition.

indiehackerman•5mo ago
Thanks for your support!
kathir05•6mo ago
This is interesting stuff!! Love to see further updates and scale on this
indiehackerman•6mo ago
Thanks for your support! Stay tuned for more updates
kenanfyi•6mo ago
Looks good, but it‘s fascinating the term engineering nowadays almost only boils down to software(also mostly web) and AI, although it is way more than that.
mrugge•6mo ago
the engineering that pays (big bucks)
kawfey•5mo ago
idk, hardware engineering (whether electrical, mechanical, civil, aerospace, etc) is just as lucrative and IMO more interesting, since physics isn't an invention of the human mind like software is, and mistakes go boom instead of segfault.
kenanfyi•5mo ago
As an hardware engineer, I can't say if it's more interesting or not, but definitely a different mindset and tempo you have during development. Things are not running in a sandboxed environment where you can iterate theoretically endless times.
cosmicgadget•6mo ago
Great idea and the post preview cards are excellent.

I've found software security companies tend to have interesting blog posts.

indiehackerman•6mo ago
Thanks for your support and the great suggestion!
fuzball1989•6mo ago
Are you sure you want to add hundreds of blogs? I would keep it curated to 10-20 otherwise it will turn into an RSS feed but I think you are chasing a goal of having the most interesting blogs to read and for people to use in their designs, coding etc.
indiehackerman•6mo ago
I think people would get less value if I kept it to 10-20. I was thinking of extending it to have user accounts were people could create their own lists of the articles (based on company, author, tags, etc) on there if there was enough interest
yieldcrv•6mo ago
Thanks for having a default feed to show an example of what to expect

So many show and tells neglect that

indiehackerman•6mo ago
Thanks for your support and glad you liked it :)
meander_water•6mo ago
There's a good list here which you could add as well https://github.com/kilimchoi/engineering-blogs
indiehackerman•6mo ago
Thanks! It's a great collection and have been using that as a reference. Hasn't been updated in a while but definitely will try to add as many as I can
bkhl•6mo ago
> Current status: Core search is working. Adding new blogs weekly as I index them.

I guess this is a reason why it does not have recent blogs from some of the sites. Otherwise, it's definitely something I'd use

indiehackerman•6mo ago
Glad to hear it'd be useful for you :)
gombosg•6mo ago
I kind of miss the RSS days when you just had your own news/blog aggregator without the annoyance of Substack, Medium or anything else.
dewey•6mo ago
Less people are blogging these days but there's still a lot of interesting blogs out there. It's even more self-selected than before but I almost always find a RSS feed for a blog that I think is useful and interesting.
rambambram•5mo ago
Don't act like RSS is done with. It's twenty plus years old, and still going strong. Nobody is stopping you from using it, whether you only read or also post.

Hyped up tech is like milk, it stinks after a couple of days. Open protocols are like fine wine, they age beautifully.

P.S. Your site is offline. If it wasn't and you even had one interesting article, I would have added your website to my list of feeds. I picked up hundreds of interesting websites/feeds through HN alone in the last years.

ctxc•5mo ago
Damn, if I knew I'd get one person to read what I write I'd have added RSS :P
dgs_sgd•6mo ago
Awesome work! I would suggest adding Netflix’s blog [1]. It’s very high quality imo.

[1] https://netflixtechblog.com/

indiehackerman•6mo ago
Thanks for your support! Have added Netflix: https://engineering.fyi/company/netflix
brikym•6mo ago
I can't say I like the infinite scrolling and lack of body scroll bar.
ndom91•6mo ago
Nice one! You should definitely offer some sort of master rss feed though
indiehackerman•6mo ago
Thanks for your support! Will add that to the list
demarq•6mo ago
> When learning a new technology, the best insights often come from how companies like Google, Meta, or Stripe actually implement it in production.

I think not.

farai89•6mo ago
This is great. Would be good if you add RAMP also, have found the engineering blog useful. https://engineering.ramp.com/
indiehackerman•6mo ago
Thanks for your support! Added to the list
sontek•5mo ago
There doesn't seem to be an RSS feed on there
indiehackerman•5mo ago
Added to the site: https://engineering.fyi/company/ramp
skhameneh•6mo ago
Can you add cross support for Fediverse? I really haven't been keeping up but I think with ActivityPub you can support Bluesky, Mastodon, and Threads. A lot of the general support and progress went from GNU Social > Mastodon > whatever.
tamimio•6mo ago
I believe there should be an industry standard to distinguish between engineers (the ones who spent 4-5 years in school) and software engineers (not necessarily those who spent 4-5 years in school) by name only. Either one should not be called engineers anymore, or the other should be called legacy engineers or something along these lines. I was expecting to search through articles of IEEE, RF, hardware maybe, or even other disciplines like civil and mechanical. The word "engineer" lost its meaning in the past ~2 decades because everyone now who touches a PC suddenly can call themselves an engineer, diluting the market now with hordes of bootcampers and "prompt engineers". How come we don't see the same in other white-collar jobs like doctors, nurses, lawyers, or even blue-collar ones that now require some sort of control over who calls themselves or is able to work in a trade by having apprenticeships? P. Eng isn't enforced, so it's meaningless.
xyzzy_plugh•6mo ago
I have no idea how you can dismiss P.Eng as being meaningless. Engineer, yes, certainly overloaded. But P.Eng? It literally implies licensure.

That's the industry standard.

My GP and my veterinarian and also my librarian are all doctors, but less ambiguously they are respectively MD, DVM and PhD.

tamimio•6mo ago
I am not the one who's dismissing it, industry does. You can get hired as an engineer, holding an engineering title with zero engineering education nowadays, you can have senior or principal title as well, and no formal education either. Find me one hospital that would hire a nurse that never had formal education or went through acquiring the proper license? No wonder a doctor can earn 4 times more than an engineer nowadays.
matkurianski•6mo ago
I always wanted something like that. Awesome job!
indiehackerman•6mo ago
Thanks for your support! Glad I could help build it for you :)
ordinarily•6mo ago
This is awesome! We got some really technical deep dives here https://www.warpstream.com/blog-category/engineering
indiehackerman•5mo ago
Thanks for the support, will add to the list!
anonymous344•6mo ago
order by latest?
idosh•6mo ago
Shameless plug, you can find all of them and many more on https://daily.dev/. It's a personalized aggregator for developer news
grub5000•6mo ago
I can't figure this one out - is it only a browser extension? The site keeps trying to trick me into installing a browser extension, which seems incredibly sketchy
idosh•5mo ago
you can go directly to our webapp https://app.daily.dev. Btw, the extension is open source so you can see nothing is sketchy: https://github.com/dailydotdev/apps/
chandu_vrs•6mo ago
Nice work. I started working on something similar, but my use case is slightly different (but the solution is similar). We all are interested in certain topics, there is a lot of content that gets published and our time is limited, so we need something that helps us identify top 10 articles or so per topic. This is why most of us like HackerNews. I think HackerNews by topic or interest would be a good idea to implement (but along with users posting links, it can come from crawling few sites as well)
indiehackerman•5mo ago
Thanks for the support and suggestion!
LtdJorge•6mo ago
Should definitely be able to filter out any of the sources. Unless that's already there and I'm not seeing it.
indiehackerman•5mo ago
Thanks for the suggestion
FailureCrown•5mo ago
I can't find tags for C#, asp.Net
g8oz•5mo ago
I would add: - Instacart - Temporal - Pinterest - Etsy - Atlassian
indiehackerman•5mo ago
Thanks for the suggestions
penguin202•5mo ago
I'll be building a MCP for this
marit77•5mo ago
Would it be possible to add the JetBrains blog? https://blog.jetbrains.com/
bilguudeiblgd•5mo ago
It'd be nice if there' some kind of relevancy, or hottest* articles filters.
SushiMon•5mo ago
Feature request -- allow users to add RSS feeds of blogs they want to follow, allow filtering by date
mustaphah•5mo ago
It would be awesome to have a newsletter highlighting the top X articles (fully automated). You could start with a simple scoring system (page views) and maybe later add an upvote button so the most-voted articles get sent out each week.

Sending emails isn't cost-free, but AFAIK, Buttondown [1] has a free plan for up to 100 subscribers. It's dead simple: they provide an issue archive [2] and handle subscription for you [3].

With their 100-subscriber free plan, you could limit this feature to a close circle. Maybe later monetize the newsletter feature to cover the ESP costs.

[1] https://buttondown.com

[2] https://buttondown.com/hacker-newsletter/archive

[3] https://buttondown.com/hacker-newsletter