July 2019 Archive
841.
Virtual Kubernetes (github.com)
842.
Show HN: A tool to convert Jupyter notebooks to beautiful blogs (github.com)
843.
The Story of the Ping Program (1997) (ftp.arl.army.mil)
844.
Cookieless cookies (2013) (lucb1e.com)
845.
The reliability pillar of the AWS Well-Architected Framework [pdf] (d1.awsstatic.com)
846.
George Wilson, The Man Who Walked His Life Away (deadspin.com)
847.
Ale – A Lisp Environment Written in Go (ale-lang.org)
848.
Liftbridge: Lightweight, fault-tolerant message streams (github.com)
849.
Advanced Data Structures (2017) (courses.csail.mit.edu)
850.
The Lithium Mine Buildup Is Outpacing the Electric-Car Boom (bloomberg.com)
851.
The Tyranny of Trendy Ideas in Academia (chronicle.com)
852.
Fighting persistent Lyme disease symptoms (elemental.medium.com)
853.
Saudi airline cancels $6B Boeing order in favor of Airbus (nbcnews.com)
854.
Microsoft stirs suspicions by adding telemetry files to security-only update (zdnet.com)
855.
Lahja – A generic event bus implementation written in Python (github.com)
856.
Dead Simple VPN (balaskas.gr)
857.
Pen Refills Guide (unsharpen.com)
858.
Faster, cheaper, and better: A story of breaking a monolith (zepworks.com)
859.
Inside Coinbase’s Executive Turmoil: Conflicting Visions (theinformation.com)
860.
Patrick Collison's Bookshelf (patrickcollison.com)
861.
Mango leaves: Indian scientists' solution to a $2.5T global shipping problem (qz.com)
862.
Tiles to Curves: Fun with Voronoi Graphs (gamedev.net)
863.
China's rising tech scene threatens US brain drain as ‘sea turtles’ return home (nbcnews.com)
864.
Apple Updates Air, Pro Laptops, Kills Off the MacBook (tidbits.com)
865.
Tesla loses three vice presidents in a week (electrek.co)
866.
Google admits listening to some smart speaker recordings (techerati.com)
867.
Netflix launches Rs 199 ($2.80) mobile-only monthly plan in India (techcrunch.com)
868.
Talk: An open-source commenting platform focused on better conversation (coralproject.net)
869.
Vugu – Modern UI Library for Go and WebAssembly (vugu.org)
870.
Click farms: a shadowy internet industry is booming in China (yahoo.com)