November 2014 Archive
1741.
Extracting timestamp and MAC address from UUIDs (rpbouman.blogspot.com)
1742.
Post-Panamax Bulk Carrier Rides Air Bubble Blanket to Reduce Emissions (gcaptain.com)
1743.
The Meteoric Acceleration in Series A Valuations (tomtunguz.com)
1744.
Ask HN: My penmanship has gone to shit, what can i do?
1745.
Barbie Fucks It Up Again (pamiedotcom.tumblr.com)
1746.
The Master of Mobile Payments Is Starbucks (wired.com)
1747.
DeepSort: Scalable Sorting with High Efficiency [pdf] (sortbenchmark.org)
1748.
Benedict Cumberbatch Can Charm Humans, but Can He Fool a Computer? (blog.wolfram.com)
1749.
A Soft Approach to Security. Point Listens to Your Home (kickstarter.com)
1750.
Proof of Stake: How I Learned to Love Weak Subjectivity (blog.ethereum.org)
1751.
New Uber Funding Round Could Value the Company at $25B (recode.net)
1752.
A Bullet That Could Make 3-D Printed Guns Practical Weapons (wired.com)
1753.
Reasons to not use Ember.js (aokolish.me)
1754.
Introducing Slide-to-Select (medium.com)
1755.
Virgin Galactic Is Rattled, but Undeterred, by Deadly Space Plane Crash (nytimes.com)
1756.
Best Shot – Protecting ourselves from the anti-vaccine movement (thewalrus.ca)
1757.
Social assistance computer error sees millions paid out by mistake in Ontario (cbc.ca)
1758.
Australians lead efforts to move space junk with lasers (bbc.com)
1759.
The Web Is Dying; Apps Are Killing It (online.wsj.com)
1760.
Asciilands: An adventure game composed of text (asciilands.blogspot.com)
1761.
Downtime incident today (djangoproject.com)
1762.
Mozilla does not renew the 5-year contract with Google, but Yahoo (techcrunch.com)
1763.
Apple malware affects mostly Chinese users (m.bbc.co.uk)
1764.
DNSSEC: Complexities and Considerations (blog.cloudflare.com)
1765.
React: CSS in JS (speakerdeck.com)
1766.
Show HN: Video++, a Real Time Video Processing Framework Using OpenMP4 and C++14 (github.com)
1767.
A “Complex” Theory of Consciousness (scientificamerican.com)
1768.
A Guide to SVG Animations (SMIL) (css-tricks.com)
1769.
Geologic Atlas of the Moon (butdoesitfloat.com)
1770.
Show HN: Moo.do – Text-based task and project organization (moo.do)