- A collection of 1,169 Hall of Fame links and 1,994 Candidates from Hacker News.
- Notable entries include 'We can't send email more than 500 miles' (1164 peak points), 'Teach Yourself Programming in Ten Years' (586 points), 'Cool URIs Don't Change' (387 points), and 'What You Can't Say' (241 points).
- Newest Hall of Fame class (June 2026) features 5 links, including 'The Birth and Death of JavaScript' (635 max points), 'Japan's Rail Workers Pointing at Things' (272 points), and 'Why Zig when there is already C++, D, and Rust?' (276 points).
- Hall induction requires 5+ submissions, 3+ distinct submitters, 3+ active years, and 2 qualifying breakout events from different submitters at least 720 days apart.
- Content is categorized by type: Essays & writing (411 Hall, 746 Candidates), Research & data (32 Hall), Books & learning (177 Hall), Software & code (250 Hall), among others.