June 2016 Archive
421.
ReStructuredText vs. Markdown for documentation (zverovich.net)
422.
GitHub's 2015 Transparency Report (github.com)
423.
The Great Facebook “Boost”: How Click Farms Make Facebook's Paid Promos a Scam (greysquall.com)
424.
R Passes SAS in Scholarly Use (r4stats.com)
425.
Nerves: buildroot linux and Erlang, with an Erlang "init" (nerves-project.org)
426.
FBI Kept Demanding Email Records Despite DOJ Saying It Needed a Warrant (theintercept.com)
427.
Apple opens Siri to third party developers (techcrunch.com)
428.
High Performance Browser Networking (hpbn.co)
429.
Image Hosting on Reddit (reddit.com)
430.
The Satoshi Affair (lrb.co.uk)
431.
The Lost Sign Language of Sawmill Workers (atlasobscura.com)
432.
How to Pick Your Battles on a Software Team (spin.atomicobject.com)
433.
Pills: A simple responsive CSS grid for humans (github.com)
434.
Nest’s time at Alphabet (arstechnica.com)
435.
Panama Papers Reveal How Wealthy Americans Hid Millions Overseas (nytimes.com)
436.
Why not string theory? Because enough is enough (backreaction.blogspot.com)
437.
Simple Contracts are Better Contracts: the Meltdown of the DAO (blog.blockstack.org)
438.
Etcd v3: increased scale and new APIs (coreos.com)
439.
One Year as a Data Scientist at Stack Overflow (varianceexplained.org)
440.
Make for hipsters (mattandre.ws)
441.
Welcome to Magenta – Google music AI project (magenta.tensorflow.org)
442.
British MPs’ private emails are routinely accessed by GCHQ (computerweekly.com)
443.
Lock-free programming for the masses (kcsrk.info)
444.
CS 281B: Statistical Learning Theory (2014) (people.eecs.berkeley.edu)
445.
Tontines may make sense despite their history of disrepute (washingtonpost.com)
446.
Amazon Alexa Comes to Pebble Core (blog.getpebble.com)
447.
Ask HN: As a programmer do you have ups and downs and periods of intense doubt?
448.
Wild flower blooms again after 30,000 years on ice (2012) (nature.com)
449.
TeamViewer users are being hacked in bulk, and we still don’t know how (arstechnica.co.uk)
450.
Vvvv – a live-programming environment for easy prototyping and development (vvvv.org)