October 2014 Archive
10141.
Algae virus may be changing cognitive ability (businessinsider.com)
10142.
Coastermelt Part I – a silly reverse engineering project about laser robots (vimeo.com)
10143.
Twitter enables incentivized retweets (biz.twitter.com)
10144.
17 Social Media Etiquette Rules to Never Break (ronsela.com)
10145.
SaaS Happiness Analytics: Why You Should Measure Net Promoter Score (blog.fanexam.com)
10146.
Here's How [Facebook] Messed with Your [Voting] Feed in 2012 (m.motherjones.com)
10147.
Douglas Hofstadter-Intertwined Patterns of Integers&Patterns OfThought Processes (vimeo.com)
10148.
John H. Conway – Is the Collatz conjecture unprovable? (vimeo.com)
10149.
Show HN: The Famous reply all button now is gone (voise.co)
10150.
Dear VC’s, please don’t be assholes (medium.com)
10151.
Lumera: Add smartphone features to a regular DSLR camera (kickstarter.com)
10152.
Startl: Startup Implementation Language (assembly.com)
10153.
Y Combinator W15 batch ()
10154.
Free PyCharm IDE for Students (jetbrains.com)
10155.
Project Gregory – Global solution for people without home (kickstarter.com)
10156.
Poll: What type of smartphone and/or tablet do you use?
10157.
Scraping every IPv4 WHOIS record (tech.marksblogg.com)
10158.
Sharyl Attkisson releases video of apparent computer hack (politico.com)
10159.
It's halloween, test your persuasion skills and meet new people (kibbit.org)
10160.
Feeding the Halloween Fetish: Terrible, Very Bad, and No Good Costume Ideas (landt.co)
10161.
How Complex Systems Fail [pdf] (ctlab.org)
10162.
How to Remember to Do What You Intended (medium.com)
10163.
The tale of the neuroscientists and the computer: why mechanistic theory matters (journal.frontiersin.org)
10164.
It's been an incredible journey (ourincrediblejourney.tumblr.com)
10165.
Cuckoo Hashing Table Format in RocksDB (rocksdb.org)
10166.
Tile (thetileapp.com)
10167.
Mail Tester – Test the Spammyness of Your Emails (mail-tester.com)
10168.
Etymology of “dither” (en.wikipedia.org)
10169.
React Hacker News (insin.github.io)
10170.
RocksDB: A persistent key-value store for fast storage environments (rocksdb.org)