October 2013 Archive
10411.
Good and Bad Technical Debt (and how TDD helps) (blog.crisp.se)
10412.
Stream Mining essentials (strata.oreilly.com)
10413.
Would You Pay $75K for a Cadillac Volt? (wired.com)
10414.
The main loop in Devil’s Attorney on Android (NDK) (altdevblogaday.com)
10415.
Man dances and slows down time with an orb of light (fastcodesign.com)
10416.
Ask HN: Would you pay for an Android development/debugging library? ()
10417.
Unheap - A tidy repository of jQuery plugins (unheap.com)
10418.
Technical Thoughts on Bullshit (lexoj.wordpress.com)
10419.
Share your entire screen using chromecast (blog.mohammedlakkadshaw.com)
10420.
Contagious Content: The Six Insider's Secrets [Infographic] (whoishostingthis.com)
10421.
Microsoft wants to replace browser Cookies with cloud system (theregister.co.uk)
10422.
New multicore fibers could signal the Petabit age (gigaom.com)
10423.
Redesigning the Buffer Home Page — Lessons Learned and Beyond (medium.com)
10424.
Blimp (getblimp.com)
10425.
Clever music discovery apps (blog.seevl.fm)
10426.
Hillary Clinton: we need to talk sensibly about spying (theguardian.com)
10427.
Tony Hsieh pitches Bluetooth-enabled Burrito (youtube.com)
10428.
Overtaxed and over there (economist.com)
10429.
Homoscaliens explains covariant to a duck (intellignet.blogspot.co.il)
10430.
Like It or Not, Gladiator CEOs Like Bezos Fuel Society's Advancement (forbes.com)
10431.
David Byrne: 'The Internet will suck all creative content out of the world' (theguardian.com)
10432.
Roll your own Heroku slugs (edeustace.wordpress.com)
10433.
Sheryl Sandberg: The real story (money.cnn.com)
10434.
Amazon Redshift: JSON Functions (docs.aws.amazon.com)
10435.
IO Domains in Alexa Top 1 Million (techslides.com)
10436.
4chan camgirl grows up (westword.com)
10437.
The Minds Behind 'Einstein On The Beach' Talk Shop (npr.org)
10438.
Does the world need product managers any more? (branch.com)
10439.
Weekend Reading: Startup Investing Links from Last Week’s Mattermark Daily (mattermark.com)
10440.
Suggest HN: Help the NSA out by donating computing hardware ()