May 2016 Archive
10381.
BulletTrain EXpress: Mac keyboard and trackpad in laptop form (indiegogo.com)
10382.
Feedback Requested on a New Concert Aggregate Site (saltroads.com)
10383.
App for Sexual Relations
10384.
The leap second: Because our clocks are more accurate than the Earth (arstechnica.com)
10385.
Fuck it. Why 100% commitment is needed to succeed (medium.com)
10386.
Sahnnon's Ultimate Machine on his 1100100 (wesleyq.me)
10387.
A Typical Morning in Silicon Valley (medium.com)
10388.
Defend your LHC experiment against weasels (github.com)
10389.
Tota11y – an accessibility visualization toolkit (khan.github.io)
10390.
Snapchat TOS Is Worth a Read (i.imgur.com)
10391.
Sirin Labs nabs $72M to build the Rolls-Royce of smartphones: ‘Solarin’ (venturebeat.com)
10392.
Israeli-made ‘black hole’ could win Stephen Hawking a Nobel (timesofisrael.com)
10393.
What's the smallest change to physics required to allow magic? (worldbuilding.stackexchange.com)
10394.
Barbie challenges the 'white saviour complex' (bbc.com)
10395.
Brexit poll tracker (ig.ft.com)
10396.
Hulu Bets on New Cable Style Streaming Service (wsj.com)
10397.
A CS Research Topic Generator (cs.purdue.edu)
10398.
MLP based network which learns and play T-Rex game all by itself (github.com)
10399.
Why is there so much fear surrounding LiPo batteries? (electronics.stackexchange.com)
10400.
Software error doomed Japanese Hitomi spacecraft (nature.com)
10401.
I've built Rebot.me to help you create a chatbot. Would love feedback
10402.
Ask HN: Control units for automotive
10403.
Patent defendants won’t receive a “Get out of East Texas free” card (arstechnica.com)
10404.
Inspirational “speech” by the founder of Python (neopythonic.blogspot.com)
10405.
Homemade ‘Star Wars’ RPG for a Toddler (geekdad.com)
10406.
Time management
10407.
Essential DevOps Terms You Need to Know (medium.com)
10408.
Show HN: XSS on the new Minecraft.net website (bugs.mojang.com)
10409.
Social Media to be included in USCIS Immigration review (murthy.com)
10410.
Major questions arise over Craig Wright’s claim to be Satoshi Nakamoto (techcrunch.com)