2016 Archive
2941.
GiveDirectly Planning to Give $30M in Basic Income to East Africa (givedirectly.org)
2942.
Coding without Google (bfilipek.com)
2943.
U.S. Supreme Court Curbs Excessive Design Patent Damages (eff.org)
2944.
The sugar conspiracy: sugar—not fat—is the greatest danger to our health (theguardian.com)
2945.
Every shot Kobe Bryant ever took (graphics.latimes.com)
2946.
Xi editor: A modern editor with a backend written in Rust (github.com)
2947.
My Passion Was My Weak Spot (jacquesmattheij.com)
2948.
Why Twitter Must Be Saved (stratechery.com)
2949.
85 percent of Facebook video is watched without sound (digiday.com)
2950.
Cassandra is not row level consistent (datanerds.io)
2951.
Too Many Tools and Frameworks (2015) (mrmrs.io)
2952.
How Google Is Remaking Itself for “Machine Learning First” (backchannel.com)
2953.
Sharpest ever view of the Andromeda Galaxy (2015) (spacetelescope.org)
2954.
MacOS FileVault2 Password Retrieval (blog.frizk.net)
2955.
Leonardo Da Vinci’s To Do List (circa 1490) (openculture.com)
2956.
The Art of Insight in Science and Engineering: Mastering Complexity (2014) [pdf] (ocw.mit.edu)
2957.
Americans Work 25% More Than Europeans, Study Finds (bloomberg.com)
2958.
ZCash Will Be a Truly Anonymous Blockchain-Based Currency (spectrum.ieee.org)
2959.
Atmospheric carbon dioxide passes 400ppm (climatecentral.org)
2960.
The Swedish Number – Talk with a Random Swede (theswedishnumber.com)
2961.
Adblock via /etc/hosts (github.com)
2962.
What’s New In Python 3.6 (docs.python.org)
2963.
Apple Jumps on the WebRTC Bandwagon (nojitter.com)
2964.
Introducing Marketplace: Buy and Sell with Your Local Community (newsroom.fb.com)
2965.
The world’s worst air force (hushkit.net)
2966.
Amazon RDS now supports PostgreSQL 9.6.1 (postgresql.org)
2967.
Resources for Amateur Compiler Writers (c9x.me)
2968.
Real-world HTTP/2: 400GB of images per day (99designs.com.au)
2969.
What are “actual pictures” of atoms actually pictures of? (askamathematician.com)
2970.
Boaty McBoatface and the False Promise of Democracy (theatlantic.com)