October 2011 Archive
751.
Introduction to Linguistics for Natural Language Processing (cl.cam.ac.uk)
752.
After the iPhone 4S, Android just feels wrong (zdnet.com)
753.
The case for piracy (abc.net.au)
754.
And then the PR guy called me “a fucking bitch”. I can’t even make this shit up. (thebloggess.com)
755.
How to Seem (and Be) Deep (lesswrong.com)
756.
JSON.sh: a JSON parser written in bash (github.com)
757.
Andreessen Horowitz, CrunchFund Back Social Address Book Everyme (YC S11) (techcrunch.com)
758.
The Economist names Paul Buchheit 2011 Computing and Telecom Award winner (economistconferences.co.uk)
759.
.Net Developer Shortage (techcrunch.com)
760.
Review: The 2011 $79 Kindle with ads and buttons (marco.org)
761.
The Elite Programming Language Fallacy (blog.fogus.me)
762.
BitTorrent Throttling Internet Providers Exposed (torrentfreak.com)
763.
Global average response times from EC2 regions (cloudconnectevent.com)
764.
The Linear Theory of Battleship (thevirtuosi.blogspot.com)
765.
Peter Thiel launches Breakout Labs to fund bold early-stage research (gigaom.com)
766.
Justin Kan: Hack your culture (techcrunch.com)
767.
Stuff Harvard people Like (blog.echen.me)
768.
Google, Samsung unveil Ice Cream Sandwich-powered Galaxy Nexus (news.cnet.com)
769.
Apple upgrades MacBook Pro line with faster processors, gfx cards, more storage (thisismynext.com)
770.
Our Unpaid, Extra Shadow Work (nytimes.com)
771.
Samsung Galaxy Nexus Leaked: Image, Specs And Launch Date (techcrunch.com)
772.
The Setup: William Gibson (william.gibson.usesthis.com)
773.
David Pogue: Dropbox Will Simplify Your Life (pogue.blogs.nytimes.com)
774.
Chocolatey - Windows Package Manager (chocolatey.org)
775.
Hacking AngelList (or "social proof") (wensing.tumblr.com)
776.
The Bitcoin Crypto-Currency Mystery Reopened (fastcompany.com)
777.
Adobe Acquires Web Typography Innovator Typekit (marketwatch.com)
778.
Monte Carlo profiling (stackoverflow.com)
779.
Chart.io (YC S10) raises 3.2 million Series A (techcrunch.com)
780.
The Pirate Bay add a domain to bypass court order (torrentfreak.com)