June 2019 Archive
9061.
Biography of Terry A. Davis: The Greatest Programmer to Ever Live (256kilobytes.com)
9062.
Toronto’s tech worker pay growth is among the highest in the world (thestar.com)
9063.
Wi-Fi 6 release date, news and rumors (techradar.com)
9064.
U.S. Suicide Rates Are the Highest They've Been Since World War II (time.com)
9065.
You are not Google, you are not Netflix (programmerfriend.com)
9066.
Apple recalls older 15-inch MacBook Pros because the batteries could catch fire (theverge.com)
9067.
Learn Vim with the OpenVim Interactive Tutorial (i-programmer.info)
9068.
To Take Down Big Tech, They First Need to Reinvent the Law (nytimes.com)
9069.
Word2vec: Fish and Music = Bass (graceavery.com)
9070.
Thinking from First Principles (jamesclear.com)
9071.
Exascale System at Oak Ridge Will Blaze New Storage Path (nextplatform.com)
9072.
Composability Melts into Rack Servers (nextplatform.com)
9073.
Show HN: Easiness of fetching 10 GraphQL queries in 10s, yes it's possible (twitter.com)
9074.
The next big thing? Algorand’s $60m raise leads to top-three market cap forecast (decrypt.co)
9075.
Toward a “Kernel Python” (glyph.twistedmatrix.com)
9076.
Startup Stock Options: Everything You Need to Know (medium.com)
9077.
Technical Architecture for Searching 300MM Creative Commons Images (creativecommons.github.io)
9078.
DevSelfie is currently trending on Twitter (twitter.com)
9079.
Michael Pollan: Not So Fast on Psychedelic Mushrooms (nytimes.com)
9080.
We’re Bringing Google Earth to the Web (web.dev)
9081.
Feds: Cyberattack on Nasa’s JPL Threatened Mission-Control Data (threatpost.com)
9082.
Internment of German Americans (en.wikipedia.org)
9083.
Red Hat's last quarterly report? (zdnet.com)
9084.
We like to be scared and seek out “voluntary arousing negative experiences” (VA (psychologytoday.com)
9085.
Libra Is a Wolf in Sheeps Clothing (medium.com)
9086.
Hamo: Hooks Made Easy (github.com)
9087.
Nuclear weapons: experts alarmed by new Pentagon 'war-fighting' doctrine (theguardian.com)
9088.
Kentucky Deploying 'Armored' Internet Fiber to Fend Off Hungry Squirrels (vice.com)
9089.
High levels of arsenic in bottled water sold at Whole Foods, Target, Walmart (usatoday.com)
9090.
The Operational Limits of Service Meshes Like Istio (medium.com)