June 2016 Archive
661.
From Java code to Java heap (2012) (ibm.com)
662.
Surge – Static Web Publishing for Front-End Developers (surge.sh)
663.
Faithful Elm and the Amazing Router (gizra.com)
664.
Linode’s 13th Birthday (blog.linode.com)
665.
I finally finished this awesome game called Photoshop, let me send you a video (blogs.msdn.microsoft.com)
666.
A year of Windows kernel font fuzzing #1: the results (googleprojectzero.blogspot.com)
667.
Ask HN: Who wants to be hired? (June 2016)
668.
The limited value of a computer science education (nathanmarz.com)
669.
Fintech Firm Plaid Raises $44M (wsj.com)
670.
Ask HN: How to deal with stress and overspecced responsibility?
671.
An interactive way of blogging about JavaScript (blog.klipse.tech)
672.
Show HN: Deskulu – Opensource knowledgebase and ticketing system (github.com)
673.
Introducing MLFE: ML-Flavoured Erlang (noisycode.com)
674.
California's skyrocketing housing costs, taxes prompt exodus of residents (mercurynews.com)
675.
Ask HN: Freelancer? Seeking freelancer? (June 2016)
676.
The effects of living in a poor neighborhood (vox.com)
677.
PayPal Restores Seafile's Account after File-Monitoring Row (fortune.com)
678.
ArangoDB 3.0 Release – A Solid Ground to Scale (arangodb.com)
679.
Mir Spacecraft: Worst collision in the history of space flight [video] (bbc.com)
680.
The way Upwork treats loyal freelancers (medium.com)
681.
Path to Rust – A practical introduction (thesquareplanet.com)
682.
17 years of government contracts on BigQuery (github.com)
683.
How bad is the Windows command line really? (blog.nullspace.io)
684.
TeamViewer denies hack after PCs hijacked, PayPal accounts drained (theregister.co.uk)
685.
Computer Vision Research: The deep “depression” (linkedin.com)
686.
DarkForest: Deep learning engine for playing Go from Facebook research (github.com)
687.
Blackbird, a car rig that creates photo-real CG cars [video] (youtube.com)
688.
Time-travel queries in CockroachDB (cockroachlabs.com)
689.
Sunspring, a short science fiction film written by algorithm (arstechnica.com)
690.
100M clear text passwords stolen from Russia's biggest social network (thestack.com)