December 2014 Archive
241.
In Wayzata, Minnesota, a school spies on its students (boingboing.net)
242.
GPGPU Accelerates PostgreSQL (slideshare.net)
243.
Show HN: Iota – a text editor written in Rust (github.com)
244.
Golang on GitHub (github.com)
245.
Bad code isn’t technical debt, it’s an unhedged call option (higherorderlogic.com)
246.
A Magician’s Best Trick: Revealing a Basic Human Bias (wsj.com)
247.
Lazy Expert Syndrome (riskology.co)
248.
Why you should move your startup to a small fishing town (thebluehouse.io)
249.
High speed M&M sorting machine (reviewmylife.co.uk)
250.
Graphene: Fast, Strong, Cheap, and Impossible to Use (newyorker.com)
251.
Stripe raises $70M at $3.5B valuation, double that of January (ft.com)
252.
Should I Get a Ph.D.? (shouldigetaphd.com)
253.
Reverse-engineering the new “captchaless” ReCaptcha system (github.com)
254.
Giving Stephen Hawking a voice (wired.co.uk)
255.
Pg_shard – PostgreSQL extension to scale out real-time reads and writes (github.com)
256.
The No CAPTCHA problem (homakov.blogspot.com)
257.
Show HN: Wysihtml – Open-source rich text editor for web apps (github.com)
258.
Virgin births in animals are no longer rare (bbc.com)
259.
The Other Money Problem (evanmiller.org)
260.
How Pipedrive went from 0 to 10,000 paying customers in SaaS (purde.net)
261.
Squire: FastMail’s rich text editor (blog.fastmail.com)
262.
24-Bit vs. 16-Bit Audio Test – Part II: Results and Conclusions (archimago.blogspot.com)
263.
Detroit by Air (nytimes.com)
264.
Flipping bits in memory without accessing them [pdf] (ece.cmu.edu)
265.
TMSU is a tool for tagging your files (tmsu.org)
266.
Narrowing the notion of a runtime in Rust (github.com)
267.
Learning Curves for Different Programming Languages (github.com)
268.
Firefox for iOS on GitHub (github.com)
269.
A look inside Facebook's source code (sintheticlabs.com)
270.
Systematizing Sales with Software and Processes (training.kalzumeus.com)