Hacker Monthly
    by Lim Cheng Soon    

Introduction

Hacker Monthly is the print magazine version of Hacker News - news.ycombinator.com - a social news website wildly popular among programmers and startup founders.  The submission guidelines state that content can be "anything that gratifies one's intellectual curiosity."

Every month, we select from the top voted articles on Hacker News and print them in magazine format.

Hacker Monthly is published by Netizens Media and not affiliated with Y Combinator in any way.

Hacker Newsletter  Since 2010, we've put out a weekly newsletter of the best articles on startups, technology, programming, and more.  All links are curated by hand from Hacker News.  Join 60,000+ other subscribers and don't miss another week.

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  Hacker Monthly - Issue #1  (June 2010)

The June issue includes 16 articles, from programming to startup, contributed by programmers, hackers and big names like Steve Blank and Paul Graham.  It has 40 pages, saddle stitch bound, and printed on FSC-certified paper.



  Hacker Monthly - Issue #2  (July 2010)

The July issue features "How to Bootstrap" by Spencer Fry and "The Secret Lives of Professors" by Matt Welsh.  It also includes articles by Bruce Schneier, Jeff Atwood, Jakob Nielsen and a whole new section.



  Hacker Monthly - Issue #3  (August 2010)

The August issue will surprise you in so many ways - more programming articles, more pages, perfect-bound and a new "Tech Job" section.

Featured articles include "Lesson Learned From 13 Failed Software Products" by Andy Brice and "How To Become A Millionaire In Three Years" by Jason L. Baptiste.



  Hacker Monthly - Issue #4  (September 2010)

The September issue of Hacker Monthly is a combination of boosting productivity and programming.  It features "How To Focus" and "A Coder's Guide To Coffee," plus programming articles about Big O Notation, Clojure, Node.js and Regular Expressions.

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  Hacker Monthly - Issue #5  (October 2010)

The October issue of Hacker Monthly features the cover story "Why Free Plans Don't Work" - the antithesis of Wired's "Free!"  There is also Steve Yegge on why compilers matter, plus articles on LaTeX, SSH, jQuery, and more.

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  Hacker Monthly - Issue #6  (November 2010)

The November issue of Hacker Monthly features Alex Payne on the cover with his article on "Staying Healthy and Sane At a Startup," and Zed Shaw's "Products For People Who Make Products For People.'

Also, there are a wide range of articles related to startup financing, usability tips, writing and more.

San Francisco or New York? Lisp, Clojure or Others? Git, or not?  Seek for your own answer in our first special issue - The Debate, which is available for free digital download.

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  Hacker Monthly - Issue #7  (December 2010)

This year's final issue features "Bad Habits that Crush Your Creativity and Stifle Your Success" with the beautiful Banyan Tree (taken by Randy Kepple) on the cover.  In accordance with our recently launched students program, we have "How Universities Work" and "How To Get a Job At a Kick-Ass Startup."  Also, give it a try on "Building an Open Source Dropbox Clone" and "Setup Your Own Private Git Server on Linux."

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  Hacker Monthly - Issue #8  (January 2011)

SR-71 Blackbird (cover) is making a comeback since the launch issue.  Don't miss "Hacker's Guide to Tea" (especially if you enjoyed "The Coder's Guide to Coffee").  AWK, Python and the Immortal Hamburger also make their way into this New Year's issue.  Happy 2011, everyone!

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  Hacker Monthly - Issue #9  (February 2011)

The February issue features an incredibly inspiring cover story on helping strangers - "Today You, Tomorrow Me."  Learn about "Staging Servers, Source Control and Deploy Workflow" from Hacker News prominent member - Patrick McKenzie, plus many interesting articles by Carlos Bueno, Peter Norvig, Chad Fowler and more.  Lastly, we have a new "Design" section - with "Five Principles on Choosing Typefaces."

Special Issue - Startup Marketing

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  Hacker Monthly - Issue #10  (March 2011)

The March issue has something for the old-school gamers and plenty of assembly code.  Learn the inside of the classic Pac-man game, how emulator works, app hacking and writing your own operating system.  If you're running your own startup, find out why not hiring is a great option and how to get your startup on Hacker News.

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  Hacker Monthly - Issue #11  (April 2011)

The April issue is about taking action, with Amir Khella and Tracy Osborn sharing their stories and lessons in the "Startups" section.  Also, understand Git better by reading the "Git Parable" then learn how to use it to manage your website.  Don't miss the "Design" section, which features a great guide on designing rock-solid website layouts.  Lastly, can you guess what programming language is on the cover?

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  Hacker Monthly - Issue #12  (May 2011)

Our one year anniversary edition features how to become Batman and tells an inspiring rags to riches story.  Also, learn how to design sign-up page, how kernel manages memory, some advanced Git techniques, startup advice codified in flowchart and more.

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  Hacker Monthly - Issue #13  (June 2011)

The 13th issue features "The Lisp Curse" as the cover story, and how to find startup ideas that make money.  We also profile Thomas Buck - on making a web app that makes $500/month.  Lastly, there are Git, Ruby, AWK and JavaScript on the Programming end of the magazine.

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  Hacker Monthly - Issue #14  (July 2011)

The July issue features Whitaker Blackall on the cover with his journey of first six months of programming, and Chad Etzel on why startups are hard.  Also included in this issue: get into a design crash course, learn how to fix your laptop's motherboard, review Doom Engine's code, and more.

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  Hacker Monthly - Issue #15  (August 2011)

The August issue features a behind-the-scenes look at making the special effects of Tron: Legacy.  Plus, learn how to get users for your new startup, how to ask for things you want, and how to run a business with some lessons from a coffee entrepreneur.  On the programming end, check out the collection of cool, but obscure UNIX tools and some low-level bit hacks you absolutely must know.

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  Hacker Monthly - Issue #16  (September 2011)

In this September issue, Tyler Neylon shows you his 50 lego designs with 50 pieces.  And, Jason Freedman gives some golden advice on finding a technical co-founder, Mark Suster tells you what you should do with your service business, and Joe Armstrong (the Erlang creator himself) teaches you how to get started in Erlang and programming.  The issue also covers nginx, JSON, distributed system and imaginary numbers.

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  Hacker Monthly - Issue #17  (October 2011)

The October issue features Steve Yegge's OSCON Data talk and Rahul Bijlani article on why you are not running out of time.  Plus, enjoy a guide to networking in Silicon Valley, design secrets for engineers, and advice on how to learn Vim progressively.

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  Hacker Monthly - Issue #18  (November 2011)

This November issue features Paul Buchheit on the cover with his article "I Am Nothing."  And, Patrick McKenzie shares how to run "Software Businesses in 5 Hours a Week."  On the Programming side, there are articles about JIT Spray, Evolutionary Algorithm and Bash Shortcuts.  As a tribute, this issue also includes text from Steve Jobs' 2005 Stanford Commencement Address.

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  Hacker Monthly - Issue #19  (December 2011)

Our final issue of the year starts with the story of an IOS Developer taking on Android and longtime HNer "raganwald" talking about the “making dreams come true” business.  And, if you like "Learn Vim Progressively" from the previous issue, check out "Vim Text Objects" in this one.  Lastly, we've added a new "Hardware" section with articles about CPU hacking and MOS 6502.

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  Hacker Monthly - Issue #20  (January 2012)

The New Year Issue features Matt Might's "Translating Math into Code."  If you're hiring, Jason Cohen shares some unconventional tips on "Hiring Employee #1."  And, check out Edward Tufte's lesser known "Slopegraphs" by Charlie Park.  There are also plenty of technical articles in this issue: Haskell, Python, Redis Bitmaps, Spine and more.

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  Hacker Monthly - Issue #21  (February 2012)

The 21st issue features "How Airplane Fly" from David Anderson and Scott Eberhardt as the cover story.  And, learn "The Messy Art of UX Sketching" from Peiter Buick in the Design section.  Lastly, check out the Programming section about Ruby String, Fountain Codes, Python, Remote UNIX Work and what it's like Being a Great Coder.

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  Hacker Monthly - Issue #22  (March 2012)

Our 22nd issue is action-packed.  It features "The Rules of a Zen Programmer" on the cover, followed by articles about being relentlessly resourceful, version control's history, an unheard of programming idiom, static code analysis, garbage collection, modern web stack, autodidacticism, and more.

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  Hacker Monthly - Issue #23  (April 2012)

This month's Hacker Monthly has "The Cicada Principle" on the cover with the amazing illustration of Teagan White.  Also featuring articles about Vim, Spatial Indexing, CoffeeScript, ClojureScript, Haskell, Yesod, API Docs and many more.

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  Hacker Monthly - Issue #24  (May 2012)

This May, we start with "A Senseless Conversation" by Zach Barnett and how you should "Open Source (Almost) Everything" by Tom Preston-Werner.  The issue also covers articles about SSH, Python, Command Line Tools, jQuery and some Jedi Mind Tricks.

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  Hacker Monthly - Issue #25  (June 2012)

Can you imagine it has been 2 years since our launch?  Our 2-year anniversary edition features the "Dizzying But Invisible Depth" by Jean-Baptiste Query and Carlos Bueno's "How Bots Seized Control of My Pricing Strategy."  The 25th issue is action-packed with 15 articles about team building, career advice, redis persistence, speed hashing, vim speaks, python decorators, linear algebra, and more.  Enjoy.

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  Hacker Monthly - Issue #26  (July 2012)

Our latest epic issue features Elon Musk as the cover story (courtesy of Stanford University's Entrepreneurship Corner), and "How to Train Your Robot" by Nikos Michalakis, aka Dr. Techniko.

Also, learn the origins of the tag from its creator, "The Psychology of Tackling Hard Problems," and more with the likes of Andrew Chen and Justin Kan.  On the technical side,there are articles on "How to Build a Naive Bayes Classifier," "Python Development Anti-Patterns," "Coding Tricks of Game Developers" and more.

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  Hacker Monthly - Issue #27  (August 2012)

The 27th issue features "How I Helped Destroy Star Wars Galaxies" by Patrick Desjardins as the cover story, and "The Salesman and the Developer" by Daniel Tenner.  And, we have "Being Deaf" by David Peter, and "My Magnetic Implant" by Dann Berg in the Special section.  Lastly, learn about "Consistent Hashing," "Relational Shell Programming," "The Anatomy of Profitable Freemium," "Why Cheap Customer Cost More" and many more in our latest installment.

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  Hacker Monthly - Issue #28  (September 2012)

This September, we feature "The Slow Web" on the cover, and "The Cab Ride I'll Never Forget."  The issue also includes articles about scaling a development team, a startup failure story, multi-armed bandit algorithm, rules of story telling, evolution of a Python programmer and more.

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  Hacker Monthly - Issue #29  (October 2012)

This year's October issue features "The Tesla Gun" and an interview with Peter Seibel.  The issue also includes articles about backbone.js, lock-free programming, the Go programming language and how to hack your beliefs.  In the special section, find out why one statistician buys lottery tickets.

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  Hacker Monthly - Issue #30  (November 2012)

Our 30th issues starts with the "Getting Your Heart Rate Using R and Ruby" by Sau Sheong, and the cover story - "If Hemingway wrote JavaScript" by Angus Croll.  In the Startup section, check out "Late Bloomer, Not A Loser" by Dave McClure, and "The Only Two Way to Build a $100 Million Business."  The issue also includes articles on "Learning C with GDB," "Falsehoods Programmers Believe About Time," "The Innovation of Internet Explorer," "How I Learned to Defrag My Brain," and many more.

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  Hacker Monthly - Issue #31  (December 2012)

Our final issue of 2012 features Brent Yorgey’s beautiful factorization diagrams as our cover art.  For startups, 25 entrepreneurs define the number one thing they wish they’d known before launching their first startup.  On the programming end, there are articles about Bloom filters, homomorphic hashing, keeping programming journals and more.  Lastly, don’t miss out on the Kindleberry Pi, hardware hackers.

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  Hacker Monthly - Issue #32  (January 2013)

The first issue of year 2013 features "100 Mile Bike Courier" by James Greig as the cover story, and "An Unexpected Ass Kicking" by Joel Runyon.  And, learn about "Traction Mistakes," "How Does SSL works?," "Hacking ls -l," "Pascal’s Apology" and many more in our New Year edition.

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  Hacker Monthly - Issue #33  (February 2013)

Our 33rd issue features Justin Kan on the cover with his entrepreneurship story.  And, find out "What Happens to Stolen Bicycle," "What A Hacker Learns After A Year in Marketing," and what's the best programming advice Rob Pike ever got.  There are also articles about Vim, Python, meta-learning and more.

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  Hacker Monthly - Issue #34  (March 2013)

The March issue features Kyle Neath on the cover and "A World Without Power" by Jacques Mattheij.  And, read about "The Story of the PING Program" from its creator, Peteris Krumins' "Favorite Regex of All Time," "Packets of Death," "What I Learned Building Twitter Bootstrap," a parable about monoid ("Tom, Dick & Harry"), and more.

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  Hacker Monthly - Issue #35  (April 2013)

Our latest issue has Arduino Uno on the cover, featuring "The Absolute Beginner's Guide to Arduino" by Andrew Chalkley, and "How I Created a Matrix Bullet Time-Style Rig" by Martin Legeer.  In the "Programming" section, there are articles about Haxe, server administration, PostgreSQL and more.  Lastly, read about "Goldeneye 64's Inspirational Startup Story," "The Joys of Having a Forever Project," and "Avoiding the Stupid Hour" in the final section of the magazine.

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  Hacker Monthly - Issue #36  (May 2013)

In this issue, we have our longtime contributor Matt Might on the cover with "Hacking Strength."  In addition, check out articles about Clojure, cURL, virtualenv, Go, Assembly and more.  In the "Special" section, take a look inside microchip, and learn how to beat procrastination with Parkinson's Law.

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  Hacker Monthly - Issue #37  (June 2013)

This month, we feature Eduardo Mourao's "How To Land An Airplane If You Are Not A Pilot" on the cover with illustration by Matthew Billington.  We also feature Alex Andon "The Jellyfish Entrepreneur," written by Rohin Dhar.  In the "Startup" section, find out how Jeff Nelson invented Chromebook, and how to deal with "Cognitive Overhead."  And, there are articles about algebra, Python libraries, scaling with Postgres and more.

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  Hacker Monthly - Issue #38  (July 2013)

In this latest issue, we feature Tobias Lutke on the cover with "The Apprentice Programmer," and "How to Slice a Bagel into Two Linked Halves" by George Hart.  In the "Programming" section, we have articles about Photoshop, StarCraft, Tmux, SSL and Make.  Lastly in the "Special" section, find out "What It's Really Like Working With Steve Jobs" and the origins of addition/substraction symbols.

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  Hacker Monthly - Issue #39  (August 2013)

The 39th issue features "Growing Tomatoes" by Joe Hewitt on the cover, and "Exploding Toilet" by Patrick Smith.  Also, we have "Making A Physical Product," "The Freelancer's Guide to Recurring Revenue," "Vim After 11 Years," "Programmer, Interrupted," "Sleep: Everything You Need to Know" and more.  Enjoy.

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  Hacker Monthly - Issue #40  (September 2013)

The September issue features "How to Spread The Word About Your Code" by Peter Cooper as the cover story, and "Sacrificing Everything For My Dog" by Damian Sowers.  And, we have "Don’t Launch Your Product," and "Shenzhen Maker: Mr. Chen" in the Startups section.  Lastly, learn about "Reservoir Sampling," "Why Maybe Is Better Than Null," "How I Coded In 1985" and many more in our latest issue. Have fun reading.

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  Hacker Monthly - Issue #41  (October 2013)

Our latest issue focuses on security.  We feature "You Are Dangerously Bad At Cryptography" on the cover, along with "Breaking a Toy Hash Function" and "The Attack."  There are also articles about Emacs, Nginx, SaaS, procrastination and more.

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  Hacker Monthly - Issue #42  (November 2013)

Issue #42 features "Cocktails for Programmers" on the cover and "How to Choose a Profitable Niche."  And, check out the articles about UNIX commands, DNS, Flask, Lua, URL Encoding, and more.

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  Hacker Monthly - Issue #43  (December 2013)

Issue #43 features Tim O'Reilly on the cover with "How I Failed," illustrated by Joel Benjamin.  Also in the features section, read about Jeff Wofford's Ludum Dare experience in "What Programming a Game in 48 Hours Taught Me About Programming Games."  And, there are articles about ClojureScript, WebSockets, CHICKEN scheme, motivation hacking and more.

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  Hacker Monthly - Issue #44  (January 2014)

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  Hacker Monthly - Issue #45  (February 2014)

The February issue features Bitcoin on the cover (illustrated by Jaime Wong) with Naval Ravikant's "Bitcoin -- The Internet of Money" and the amazing story of "Debugging a Live Saturn V" by Brennan Moore.  Read about "An Engineer's Guide to Stock Options," "How to Launder Bitcoins Perfectly," "On Hacking MicroSD Cards," "Ethiopian Binary Math" and a lot more in this action-packed issue.

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  Hacker Monthly - Issue #46  (March 2014)

Our 46th issue features Richard Stallman on the cover with "On Hacking," and "How to Win as a First-Time Founder, a Drew Houston Manifesto," contributed by First Round Capital.  In the "Programming" section, we have articles about Vim, AWS Tip, Julia, and more.

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  Hacker Monthly - Issue #47  (April 2014)

The April issue features Patrick McKenzie on the cover (illustrated by Joel Benjamin) with "Don't End the Week with Nothing," and "The Economics of Star Trek" by Rick Webb.  On the technical side, there are articles about "Common Shell Script Mistakes," "Git Tips From the Trenches," "A Quick Look at the Redis Source Code" and more.

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  Hacker Monthly - Issue #48  (May 2014)

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  Hacker Monthly - Issue #49  (June 2014)

This June, we feature "The Lost Art of Saturn V" by Amy Shira Teitel on the cover.  In the Startup section, check out "Boring Systems Build Badass Businesses" by Matt Jaynes.  The issue also includes articles on "Scaling SQL with Redis," "Scalable Program Architecture," "Pathfinding with A*," "How To Be A Great Software Developer," and many more.

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  Hacker Monthly - Issue #50  (July 2014)

And we're at Issue #50!  The issue features "How to be an Open Source Gardener" by Steve Klabnik and "The Meaning of Life" by Derek Sivers.For the rest of the magazine, we have articles about business ideas, Erlang, bootloader, raycasting, a side project, and more.

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  Hacker Monthly - Issue #51  (August 2014)

Our 51th issues starts with "My Quest to Build the Ultimate Music Player" by Andrew Kelley and "Build Your Own Drink Mixing Robot" by Yu Jiang Tham.  Also, we have articles about Jenkins, Docker, Build Tools, Bash Scripting and more.  Lastly, check out the nifty hack by Brian Green on "How to Convert a Digital Watch to a Negative Display."

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  Hacker Monthly - Issue #52  (September 2014)

This September, we feature "Painting in Clojure" by Tom Booth and "Inside the Mirrortocracy" by Carlos Bueno.  And, we have "SSH Kung Fu" by Tyler Langlois, "Finding The Perfect House Using Open Data" by Justin Palmer, "A Proper Server Naming Scheme" by Aaron Bull Schaefer and more.  Lastly, don't miss "The Technology" from Paul Buchheit's talk at Startup School Europe.

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  Hacker Monthly - Issue #53  (October 2014)

In the latest issue, we have Pokémon on the cover with "Algorithm for Capturing Pokémon" by Hlín Önnudóttir.  And, check out the other articles about Supercomputer, Monad Transformers, Unreal Engine, Haskell and more.

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  Hacker Monthly - Issue #54  (November 2014)

This issue, we feature "How I Built an Audio Book Reader for My Nearly Blind Grandfather" by Willem van der Jagt.  And, we have a few articles for the "Startup" section: "There Are No B Players" by Daniel Tenner, "How to Read a Patent" by Eric Adler, and "What Writing and Selling Software Was Like In The '80s."  Lastly, don't miss the article by Justin Brower on "A Scientist Stole my Root Beer."

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  Hacker Monthly - Issue #55  (December 2014)

Our final issue of year 2014 features "How Fighter Jets Lock On" by Tim Morgan on the cover and "Melting Aluminium" by Eric Lippert.  In the "Startup" section, we have "The Founder's Guide to Selling Your Company" by Justin Kan.  And, we have articles about Test-driven Development, Garbage Collector, 8-bit BASIC, and more.

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  Hacker Monthly - Issue #56  (January 2015)

We kick off the New Year with a cover of SimCity, featuring "SimCity That I Used to Know" by Doug Bierend, and "Move Fast And Break Nothing" by Zach Holman.  For the "Programming" section, we have articles about Java, Slow Programming, C, Org Mode, Node.js and more.

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  Hacker Monthly - Issue #57  (February 2015)

Issue #57 features "How To Create A Handheld Linux Terminal" by Chris Robinson on the cover and "AWK in 20 Minutes" by Fred Hebert.  And, we have a series of articles about Facebook, from "Facebook's Software Architecture," "A Look Inside Facebook’s Source Code," and "Fun With Your Friend’s Facebook and Tinder Sessions," plus articles about DHTs, LaTex and more.

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  Hacker Monthly - Issue #58  (March 2015)

Issue #58 features "The Simple Proof of Tetris Lamp" by Jack Morris on the cover.  And, check out the rest of programming-related articles about Nim, Reverse Engineering, Haskell, Go, and more.

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  Hacker Monthly - Issue #59  (April 2015)

Issue #59 features "Raytracing a Black Hole" by Riccardo Antonelli on the cover.  And, we have "The Poor Man’s Voxel Engine," "Using Named Pipes and Process Substitution," "Embracing SQL in Postgres," "The $3500 T-Shirt," and more.  This is the first of the final twelve issues of Hacker Monthly.

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  Hacker Monthly - Issue #60  (May 2015)

Issue #60 features "Replacing Photoshop With NSString" by Charles Parnot on the cover and "Why (and How) I Wrote My Academic Book in Plain Text" by Caleb McDaniel.  And, we have "I Made an NES Emulator," "Index Your Gmail Inbox with Elasticsearch," "A Practical Introduction to Functional Programming," and article about John Carmack's first game "Shadowforge" by Chet Bolingbroke.

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  Hacker Monthly - Issue #61  (June 2015)

The June issue features Sam Altman on the cover with "The Days are Long But the Decades are Short" and Heidi Rozen's "How to Build a Unicorn From Scratch - and Walk Away with Nothing."  In the "Programming" section, we have articles about Lucene, Rust, Go, Haskell and more.

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  Hacker Monthly - Issue #62  (July 2015)

The July issue features "Racking Mac Pros" from the imgix team.  In the "Programming" section, we have "I Wrote a Website in Rust and Lived to Tell the Tale," "How to Receive a Million Packets Per Second," "Practical Data Science in Python," and more.  Lastly, find out what happens after putting dry ice in a thermos flask in "Under Pressure" by Pete French.

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  Hacker Monthly - Issue #63  (August 2015)

The August issue features "NES Graphics" from Dustin Long on the cover and "What's the Third Most Common Element?" from Ethan Siegel.  In the "Programming" section, we have "How We Deploy Python Code," "Anti-Patterns Every Programmer Should Be Aware Of," "Stealing Keys from PCs using a Radio," and more.

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  Hacker Monthly - Issue #64  (September 2015)

The September issue features "Supreme Commander - Graphics Study" from Adrian Courreges on the cover with the illustration from Daniel Rutherford.  In the "Programming" section, we have "Writing a Game Boy Advance Game," "Exploiting Android Users," "Backdooring Your JavaScript Using Minifier Bugs," and more.

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  Hacker Monthly - Issue #65  (October 2015)

The October issue features "Elliptic Curve Cryptography" from Andrea Corbellini on the cover.  In the "Programming" section, we have "The Complete Guide to Rails Caching," "The Ultimate OpenBSD Router," "The Hardest Program I've Ever Written," and more.

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  Hacker Monthly - Issue #66  (November 2015)

The November issue features "The Time It Takes To Change The Time" from Stefano Maggiolo on the cover.  And, we have articles about Kalman Filter, Monte Carlo Tree Search, Hardware Startup, and a story about how the founder of Debian came to find Linux.

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  Hacker Monthly - Issue #67  (December 2015)

The December issue features an interview with Andrew Ng by Nico Pitney on the cover.  And, we have articles about Django, Erlang, orchestration tools and more.

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