August 2019 Archive
11011.
DeepMind AI can predict kidney illness 48 hours before it occurs (engadget.com)
11012.
Employee threatens against background verification; absconds after being busted (blog.springrole.com)
11013.
Truths about Digital Accessibility (ericwbailey.design)
11014.
Show HN: The JavaScript spreadsheet/table/grid web component - DOM, Not Canvas (github.com)
11015.
Wasmer, Webassembly, and SIMD (medium.com)
11016.
Can Plants Think? (theconversation.com)
11017.
Hexane, a new hacking group targeting telecoms and energy companies (techcrunch.com)
11018.
John Cleese on Creativity (2017) (youtube.com)
11019.
Nice Form Playground (ncform.github.io)
11020.
Bollywood Rapper Sets Viewer Record YouTube Isn’t Talking About (bloomberg.com)
11021.
Figma Plugins Launch Livestream (youtube.com)
11022.
Ask HN: Best sites to learn Python for beginner
11023.
Theory of the Firm (en.wikipedia.org)
11024.
On Sex, Logic, and Being the Subject (going-medieval.com)
11025.
Microscopic images reveal how herbs get their flavor (nationalgeographic.com)
11026.
Persistent Memory Programming (pmem.io)
11027.
Slashdot and the Public Sphere (2000) (journals.uic.edu)
11028.
Open Letter Concerning Premature Decommissioning of Nuclear Plants in Germany (fota4climate.org)
11029.
We need a new science of progress (theatlantic.com)
11030.
BeautifulSoup vs. Rvest (theautomatic.net)
11031.
Greeks may have made China's Terracotta Army 1500 years before Marco Polo (2016) (independent.co.uk)
11032.
Learn the technical ropes and become a sysadmin (redhat.com)
11033.
Patterns in how (groups of) humans behave in public spaces (theguardian.com)
11034.
Russians Dream of Jobs in State-Owned Giants Like Gazprom (bloomberg.com)
11035.
Alaska’s sweltering summer is ‘basically off the charts’ (washingtonpost.com)
11036.
Crypto Tax Avoiders Face IRS Roulette: Fess Up or Try to Hide (bloomberg.com)
11037.
Digital banks are racking up users, but will they ever make money? (qz.com)
11038.
Getting into Large(ish) GIS Datasets (spatialguru.com)
11039.
Turn any trip into a visual experience map (github.com)
11040.
Our Language Is Evolving, 'Because Internet' (npr.org)