June 2016 Archive
14341.
Peace, at last, in Colombia (economist.com)
14342.
Everything I Know About the Script Tag (eager.io)
14343.
The overlooked competitive advantage (m.signalvnoise.com)
14344.
New Data Security Model for Azure (microsoft.com)
14345.
Pluralsight helps enterprises assess developer skill level (sdtimes.com)
14346.
3D printing: A mass-market carmaker starts customising vehicles individually (economist.com)
14347.
Did you consider PowerApps is a replacement for SharePoint Designer and InfoPath (blog.devoworx.net)
14348.
Deform. How to choose a messaging service (blog.chib.me)
14349.
Zuul and Ansible in OpenStack CI (technovelty.org)
14350.
Stolperstein (en.wikipedia.org)
14351.
The Benefits of Serverless Applications in a Data-Rich World (morpheusdata.com)
14352.
Solar Impulse 2 is the first solar plane to successfully cross the Atlantic (qz.com)
14353.
FPGA processes voxels 10,000x faster for realtime robotic collision avoidance (kurzweilai.net)
14354.
​Apache Libcloud: The open-source cloud library to link all clouds together (zdnet.com)
14355.
TorchNet: An Open Source Model for (Deep) Learning Research [pdf] (lvdmaaten.github.io)
14356.
Summary reports by H1B visa salaries data (FY16) (h1bsalary.seektable.com)
14357.
YouTube Watch Later Broken? Check This Service (watchlater.chib.me)
14358.
Free Your Data (freeyourdata.org)
14359.
One Man's Fight for Free Software (1989) (nytimes.com)
14360.
All-new Kindle E-reader (amazon.com)
14361.
When Good Waves Go Rogue (nautil.us)
14362.
Goed: Terminal based code/text editor (github.com)
14363.
Monitoring ActiveMQ for configuration changes and unauthorized access with JMX (github.com)
14364.
The Tough Legacy of Ulrike Meinhof (latterly.org)
14365.
Launching the 2016 Nim community survey (nim-lang.org)
14366.
AROS Survey 2016 Results (aros-exec.org)
14367.
TWLO up 90% (cnbc.com)
14368.
Why Does Software Rot? (overcomingbias.com)
14369.
Doctors baffled as Texas woman suddenly develops British accent (ctvnews.ca)
14370.
Boston Dynamics newest robodog fetch a and slip on a banana peel (arstechnica.com)