July 2014 Archive
1861.
Average IQ in Europe by country (map) (jakubmarian.com)
1862.
Comcast Comments on FCC's Proposed Rules (corporate.comcast.com)
1863.
Planning to sink: What happens if Kiribati drowns? (pbs.org)
1864.
Show HN: Spot hyped news at a glance on Hacker News and Reddit (chrome.google.com)
1865.
The Meter: The Measure of a Man (radiolab.org)
1866.
This is a motherfucking website. And it’s fucking not completely perfect (twentyoheight.wordpress.com)
1867.
U.K. to Probe Facebook Emotion Study (blogs.wsj.com)
1868.
In 1964 U.S. News Predicted the Future (usnews.com)
1869.
The Downward Spiral of Microdata (manu.sporny.org)
1870.
Font-awesome: 71 New Icons in 4.1 (fortawesome.github.io)
1871.
Frameworks and Frankenstein (thecodist.com)
1872.
Invented Human Languages (2010) (schott.blogs.nytimes.com)
1873.
A Malaysian Passenger Plane Crashed In East Ukraine (businessinsider.com)
1874.
Value at Risk for Algorithmic Trading Risk Management – Part I (quantstart.com)
1875.
Darwin's Beagle library (darwin-online.org.uk)
1876.
An improved Chrome extension for browsing code on GitHub (sourcegraph.com)
1877.
A Lightweight iOS Image Cache (chairnerd.seatgeek.com)
1878.
Enabling KVM virtualization on ARM (blog.flexvm.es)
1879.
Floating Point Numbers (blogs.mathworks.com)
1880.
Shipping Startup Shyp Raises $10M, Plans Expansion to New York City (techcrunch.com)
1881.
Nightingale (YC S14) – Building Software To Simplify Behavioral Therapy Tracking (techcrunch.com)
1882.
Our little SEO startup, an exit story (venturegeeks.com)
1883.
Ask HN: What should I do in this situation?
1884.
Ask HN: Is Your Income above Your Country's Median Income?
1885.
The relentless (and annoying) pursuit of eyeballs (kensegall.com)
1886.
Tinder Sued By Former Marketing Executive For Sexual Harassment (buzzfeed.com)
1887.
The brief history of Facebook apologizing (boingboing.net)
1888.
Sacred Economics (2012) [pdf] (sacred-economics.com)
1889.
SnapUp lets you shop on your iPhone by taking screenshots (techcrunch.com)
1890.
How we scaled to generate personalities for 200 million people (vasir.net)