August 2019 Archive
8281.
Chinese troops must stay off the streets of Hong Kong (economist.com)
8282.
Babashka: a limited version of Clojure in Clojure for shell scripting (github.com)
8283.
Increased shear in the N Atlantic upper-level jet stream over the past 40 yrs (nature.com)
8284.
Asteroid impact on Jupiter Wednesday (8-7-19) (twitter.com)
8285.
Measurable Counterfactual Local Explanations for Any Classifier (arxiv.org)
8286.
Depersonalization (en.wikipedia.org)
8287.
Driven by Compression Progress (Schmidhuber, 2008) (arxiv-vanity.com)
8288.
Continuous Rust Fuzzing as a Service (Alpha) (github.com)
8289.
Would You Move from Java to Clojure? (quora.com)
8290.
Practical Profunctor Lenses and Optics in PureScript (thomashoneyman.com)
8291.
The Neanderthal Diet–From Teeth to Guts (sapiens.org)
8292.
How to Survive Working Remotely (serokell.io)
8293.
XLM sweepstakes Keybase bot in early development. v0.2 just released (blog.codefor.cash)
8294.
Genetic Drift (plato.stanford.edu)
8295.
Quillette ran a hit piece on the DSA – Surprise, surprise, it was a hoax (jacobinmag.com)
8296.
YouTube Has a ‘Craptions’ Problem (theatlantic.com)
8297.
Which cars are being traded in most for Teslas (electrade.app)
8298.
Await a Minute, Why Bother? (docs.rs)
8299.
Julia (jott.live)
8300.
Introduction to Swift for TensorFlow (medium.com)
8301.
A Bootstrappers Guide to Profitability (pulsemetrics.io)
8302.
YouTube’s arbitrary standards: Stars keep making money even after breaking rules (washingtonpost.com)
8303.
An Overview of Logic in AI and Machine Learning (medium.com)
8304.
The high bandwidth memory standard, HBM2E: The E Stands for Evolutionary (semiengineering.com)
8305.
A single-photon source you can make at home (news.mit.edu)
8306.
Trump, Fascism, and the Failure of the Press (medium.com)
8307.
Tips and Tricks for Data Analysis with Pandas (heartbeat.fritz.ai)
8308.
Four of the ten best performing US VCs are biotech funds (twitter.com)
8309.
Consumer Reports Car Brand Reliability Rankings [pdf] (parsintl.com)
8310.
Walmart pulls violent video game displays from its stores, but still sells guns (cnn.com)