And Other Sh*t Hackers Say: a round-up of the most viewed posts from the Hacker Noon Community ( ) now in Public Beta In working toward becoming the best place for tech professionals to publish, we also created a very productive way for tech professionals to procrastinate — the it’s a virtual water cooler for the technology industry. Hacker Noon Community , If you’ve not yet got in on that action here’s a round-up of the most popular posts in a few of our top categories. (Y U No sign up today ..?), / Crypto What’s the best way to short shitcoins? Shoutout to contributor for : Han Yoon directing us to Huobi ProPoloniex Gate.io 1 BitMax.io 1 Are the top exchanges with shitcoins to short. Bitfinex also has a handful, but they haven’t added any new margin trading pairs in over a year. And of course, Bitmex is a industry favorite, just don’t get rekt shorting TRX 100x :) What decentralized app do you use the most? TL; DR: Mastodon David Chaum’s Elixxir project Sense.chat Civic Brave browser (kind of a dApp w/ BAT token) Brave, web browser Signal, text + video Steem WhatsAround https://beta.cent.co/ Brave Browser Pareto.Network https://compound.finance/ 1 https://makerdao.com/en/ Who are your crypto heroes? Don’t panic — Satoshi too. got a mention / Product What are the killer features you’d like to see in Hacker Noon 2.0? If it comes down to a vote, ’s suggestions are currently in the lead — Arthur Tkachenko Editorial calendar with ability to see the queue of pending articles. Like, where is my post in a line? Some sort of newsletter digest. Check TechMemo or Sip from ProductHunt. You can collaborate with ProductHunt Makers. They have a separated place, related to goal on blogging. And I think it’s a dream for a lot of people to being published on HN. Stats like Medium has — but maybe with more statistics. Some sort of an API and maybe React component, that will help to fetch all author articles and display a “List of Cards” with links to articles. (I find it’s hard to grab all my stuff from Medium and place links at my Gatsby/Docusaurus website) There are almost 100 replies in this thread; this is really the tip of the proverbial iceberg. product . Check out the rest and have your say here / Random Any thoughts on “Shadow IT”? What’s your favorite old-school video game? The nostalgic poster designs alone make well worth your visit. My personal favourites: this thread / Software-Development What are the code smells or antipatterns that drive you nuts? I don’t care too much about code aesthetics (basically anything that a code linter or debugger would raise a warning about) — For me this is minor stuff that can easily be changed later. My biggest concern is when classes or modules do not have clear and distinct responsibilities. If a developer cannot explain in simple terms what a class or module does (to someone who understands the business domain), then that is a code smell. If a class or module is high-cohesion then every part of it should be related in a straight-forward and obvious way and therefore, it should be easy to explain to a new developer who does not understand the low-level details. - Jonathan Gros-Dubois . Add your favourite code smell to the rant, right here A little motivation: what are you hacking on in your spare time? Ain’t nobody in the Hacker Noon community got time to let a nine to five get in the way of their passion projects. From machine learning based NSFW detection to old-school role playing games, by the side hustles fellow hackers are working on right now. go here to get inspired Join the discourse @ ! community.hackernoon.com

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