May 2017 Archive
11671.
Corruption (fupcnetwork.com)
11672.
The Necessity of Foreign Keys (allanalytics.com)
11673.
Apple to (sort of) put $1B into US manufacturing jobs (zdnet.com)
11674.
Map shows how religion spread around the world (businessinsider.com)
11675.
Delivering on the Promise of the Modern Sales Organization (mattermark.com)
11676.
Array Layouts for Comparison-Based Searching [pdf] (arxiv.org)
11677.
The Problem with Location Based Social Networks (medium.com)
11678.
German Military, Islamic Organization DITIB ′winners′ of 2017 Big Brother Awards (dw.com)
11679.
DRM/FreeDesktop Code of Conduct Submitted to Linux 4.12 (phoronix.com)
11680.
Show HN: JavaScript abstract art (smalldata.tech)
11681.
Stuff that Actually Matters (third-bit.com)
11682.
SiFive launches RISC-V processors, reveals pricing (cnx-software.com)
11683.
Stack Trends / May 2017 (latitude.work)
11684.
Nwb: a toolkit for generating modern JavaScript project boilerplate (github.com)
11685.
Diseases hidden in ice, are waking up (bbc.co.uk)
11686.
The Long Fight for the Future of the Internet (theringer.com)
11687.
BotXperts Asked – with Barbara Macinkovic of Swell (chatbotslife.com)
11688.
3M Instacart Orders, Open Sourced (tech.instacart.com)
11689.
What pure functional programming is all about (fpcomplete.com)
11690.
Spotify adds 'Spotify Codes' as a new way to share music (mashable.com)
11691.
Updating Google Maps with Deep Learning and Street View (research.googleblog.com)
11692.
Chris Rock Cover Story: On His New Tour and Starting Over – Rolling Stone (rollingstone.com)
11693.
Avoiding Consequences (ginandtacos.com)
11694.
Shipwreck Diary of a Content Marketer (mcsweeneys.net)
11695.
Monitoring kubernetes pods (netsil.com)
11696.
Space Poop Problem-Solvers Take Home Cash Prizes from NASA (npr.org)
11697.
光 HikariCP・A solid high-performance JDBC connection pool at last (github.com)
11698.
What changes do Microservices bring to operations? (netsil.com)
11699.
AIY Projects: Do-It-yourself AI for Makers (developers.googleblog.com)
11700.
Descartes’s brain had a bulging frontal cortex (sciencemag.org)