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2021-11-08: https://shopify.engineering/high-performance-hydrogen-powere... ("The future of commerce is dynamic, contextual, and personalized. Hydrogen is a React-based framework for building custom and creative storefronts powered by Shopify’s platform and APIs.")
2025-01-13: https://shopify.engineering/five-years-of-react-native-at-sh... ("React Native has come a long way in the last 5 years and a lot of limitations that led people to not adopt it simply don’t exist anymore. If you haven’t tried using RN in a while, now would be a good time to revisit it.")
2025-09-05: https://shopify.engineering/react-native-new-architecture ("We successfully migrated two of our largest apps, Shopify Mobile and Shopify Point of Sale (POS) to React Native's New Architecture")
2026-09-10: https://shopify.engineering/back-to-native ("React Native was working well for us, and it remains an excellent framework. But since then, coding models have gotten dramatically better, and for our apps and our team, building the same feature in Swift and Kotlin no longer carries the cost it used to.")
^ to show the timeline of things.
Ask HN: How do designers and marketers use Command Line? AI? Technical tools?
I sit near the Director of Marketing and she got a claude access and is slowly learning to use it. I know absolutely nothing about design and marketing workflow but was interested in how a little technical skills can seriously upgrade someone's workflow. Does anyone have any links or stories or anecdotes to tell?
Would coding in [brainfuck](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brainfuck) be the marker of good engineers?
In the end, the criteria remains the same. The engineers that creates products other people would pay for. The engineers that can convince executives to pay them or let them do this and that freely. The engineers that are thought leaders and have wide audiences.
Anyway, at the micro level, I think "How to How" is still important. I believe in developers that can talk about their workflow in detail, how it evolved over time, etc. Really good engineers invest in the workflows of themselves and others. That's my benchmark before and still is even now.
The 'Engineer State' Is a Fairy Tale. I Was There. (2026)
Show HN: Vietnam Elections (open, source-linked datasets and site)
https://bamboo-filing-cabinet.github.io/vietnam-elections/
Hi all,TL;DR: Open, source-linked Vietnam election datasets (starting with NA15-2021) with reproducible pipelines + GitHub Pages site; seeking source hunters and devs.I want to share [Vietnam Elections](https://bamboo-filing-cabinet.github.io/vietnam-elections/), a project I've been working on to make Vietnam election data more accessible, archived, and fully sourced.The [code for both the site...
https://www.hashicorp.com/en/blog/mitchell-s-new-role-at-has...
https://georges.fyi/opssat/first-machine-learning-models-tra...
Also, looks like the author is very different from the typical high school aged person. The author is clearly intelligent and highly motivated, they're also able to maintain good relationships with the people around them (teachers, internet friends, etc.), but if it was so easy, we would see more well-adjusted early graduates of the education system.
Top 5 frauds apparently:
1. Boeing to plead guilty to fraud in US probe of fatal 737 MAX crashes [1] - btw apparently criminal charges being dropped by DOJ [2]
2. Truong My Lan facing death row after embezzling $12 billion from Vietnam's bank SCB [3] - btw apparently now it's only 30 years [4]
[1] https://www.reuters.com/business/aerospace-defense/boeing-pl...
[2] https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c4ge0lpqpyro
[3] https://www.cnn.com/2024/12/06/asia/vietnam-truong-my-lan-de...
[4] https://www.cbsnews.com/news/vietnam-death-sentence-tycoon-t...
Most Scandalous Frauds of 2024
Schools
Become the RAJA or RANI of Open Source (2024)
Fat Thinking and Economies of Variety (2016)
Doom in Space (2024)
Ask HN: Most prominent example of fun in API Documentation?
Maybe in more specific but I like emojis, but I can't find any example of a corporate API documentation that incorporates emojis. Icons, media, sure, but not emojis. There are for-fun API that has emojis but not corporate one it seems.
facebook - 619150.1
sindresorhus (?) - 332369.05
torvalds - 220217.75
openai - 194993.55
ruanyf (?) - 150588.35
karpathy - 125014
bradtraversy (?) - 109041.8
netflix - 107217.95
JakeWharton (?) - 92770.1
peng-zhihui (Huawei researcher?) - 88764
tj (?) - 80875.8
gaearon (bluesky social) - 60159.75
apple - 58110.2
yyx990803 (vue.js?) - 57143.55
google - 54546.65
gustavoguanabara (?) - 50387.35
microsoft - 40706.3
A typology of Chinese sabers (2020)
Open Data Kosovo
My Mathematics Genealogy (2017)
Side note: this is very interesting but I felt like I've read this article before, maybe someone else already written about Todd Rose and Ogi Ogas?