December 2014 Archive
631.
Cause And Effect: A New Statistical Test That Can Tease Them Apart (medium.com)
632.
Is_computer_on_fire() (2000) (everything2.com)
633.
Show HN: Startup Fighter (startupfighter.com)
634.
British Court Says Government’s Electronic Surveillance Is Legal (nytimes.com)
635.
Inspirograph (nathanfriend.io)
636.
Ralph H. Baer, Inventor of First System for Home Video Games, Is Dead at 92 (nytimes.com)
637.
Skiplagged sued by United and Orbitz (skiplagged.com)
638.
Uber vs. Lyft: From The Driver’s Seat (medium.com)
639.
Sandy bridge, Ivy bridge, Haswell and the mess of Intel processors feature list (ilsistemista.net)
640.
Bioluminescent trees as an alternative to electric lighting (blog.suny.edu)
641.
The Lurker: How a Virus Hid in Our Genome for Six Million Years (2013) (phenomena.nationalgeographic.com)
642.
The Philosophy of Computer Science (2013) (plato.stanford.edu)
643.
Firebug 3 and Multiprocess Firefox (hacks.mozilla.org)
644.
Math from Three to Seven: Chapters One and Three [pdf] (ams.org)
645.
The Story of Apollo 17 and Why We Never Went Back to the Moon (io9.com)
646.
Ask HN: How do you manage/organize information and knowledge in your life?
647.
Who's Using Ada? Real-World Projects Powered by the Ada Programming Language (seas.gwu.edu)
648.
Ask HN: What are some startups working on big problems in the developing world?
649.
Amazon’s New Cloud Prices Show That Google Is Now a Threat (wired.com)
650.
Google and Microsoft Oppose Hotels’ Effort to Block Personal Wi-Fi (wsj.com)
651.
IBM Design Language (ibm.com)
652.
Larry Lessig’s Long Walk (medium.com)
653.
Single-shot compressed photography at one hundred billion frames per second (nature.com)
654.
DIY Exoplanet Detection with a DSLR (spectrum.ieee.org)
655.
Functional Operating System and Security Protocol Engineering (decks.openmirage.org)
656.
Microsoft acquires Acompli (blogs.microsoft.com)
657.
A Primer on Bézier Curves (2013) (pomax.github.io)
658.
The Shape of Rome (2013) (exurbe.com)
659.
How America Became an Economic Superpower (theatlantic.com)
660.
Why the ‘Best Places to Work’ Often Aren’t (dealbook.nytimes.com)