# Hello

Welcome to another packed issue! It seems like Hacker Newsletter became popular in Japan this week, so a special welcome to all the new subscribers from there. Getting close to 10,000 subscribers and issue #100... so watch for an announcement soon on how we'll celebrate that. -Kale

# Selected Articles

• The frequent fliers who flew too much
  (latimes.com) comments
• Gmvault: gmail backup. Liberate your emails
  (gmvault.org) comments
• A Relevant Tale: How Google Killed Inktomi
  (diegobasch.com) comments
• Behind the scenes at Adioso - Part 1: Reality Check
  (tomhoward.co) comments
• The new Git-scm.com
  (git-scm.com) comments
• A set of top Computer Science blogs
  (drtomcrick.wordpress.com) comments
• Why do web sites and software take so long to build? And why is it so hard?
  (scottporad.com) comments
• Eleven Compelling Startup Pitch Archetypes (with examples from YC companies)
  (jasonshen.com) comments
• Play Wolfenstein 3D in a browser
  (wolfenstein.bethsoft.com) comments
• Incredibly thorough response to a Fuzzy String Search question
  (stackoverflow.com) comments
• Why you should ALWAYS Cc someone
  (news.ycombinator.com) comments

# Recently Launched

• Recursive Drawing comments
• My Mac app just got fireballed. I'm just proud and wanted to share. comments
• Simperium, a realtime data layer comments
• Language Immersion for Chrome - learn a new language while you browse comments
• Watch someone else code and learn comments
• Test Drive the RubyMotion Console from your Browser comments

# Code & Dev Tools

• Android Ported to C# comments
• What every programmer should know about memory comments
• What should every programmer know about security? comments
• Improving your (Python) code with modern idioms comments
• Adobe Brackets: An open-source code editor for HTML/CSS/JavaScript comments
• Syntax Highlight for your github diffs comments

# Design

• CSS arrow please comments
• JQuery knobs comments
• The Samsung Galaxy S III: The First Smartphone Designed Entirely By Lawyers comments
• Old People Icons That Don't Make Sense Anymore comments
• Pixel-fitting - how antialiasing can ruin your logos and icons comments
• Say hello to Octicons comments
• [ad] WP Engine Thousands of customers trust WP Engine for rock-solid WordPress hosting including Patrick McKenzie of HN.

# Books

• Debian Handbook comments
• "Learning Go" Book comments
• Every issue of New Scientist from 1956 to 1989 comments
• One Chapter From Upcoming eBook: Ruby Under a Microscope comments

# Videos

• Arduino-Powered Wire Bending Machine comments
• Facebook roadshow video comments
• Sell more software with actionable techniques that actually work comments

# Job Threads

• I burned out at BigCo. Am I a fool for thinking I can avoid this at a startup? comments
• We Rejected Dan Shipper (And What I Learned About Hiring) comments
• Hiring the Smartest People in the World comments

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