June 2015 Archive
3691.
New FHIR Documentation (fhir.catalyze.io)
3692.
Show HN: Google Analytics Referral Spam Ninja (ninjaspam.com)
3693.
Visual Studio Code: Streamlined, Powerful Multi-Platform Code Editor from MS (code.visualstudio.com)
3694.
Ask HN: Scala vs. Java in real world ()
3695.
Excel-Based Automated Web Testing Framework (webtesting.io)
3696.
The downside of being a full stack developer – lost productivity (fourlightyears.blogspot.com)
3697.
Apple's Tim Cook talks diversity, women, 'the future of our company' (mashable.com)
3698.
Show HN: I made a (terrible) programming language (jsnider3.github.io)
3699.
Show HN: bg - Background audio for work and relaxation (bg.kumpf.cc)
3700.
Sex Dolls That Talk Back (nytimes.com)
3701.
Pure CSS Pokedex (pokede.xyz)
3702.
Show HN: Live Uber Fare Map (uberestimate.com)
3703.
A Month Without Adobe Flash Player (krebsonsecurity.com)
3704.
Show HN: Detecting malware through DNS queries – a Kali Pi / Snort project (dnlongen.blogspot.com)
3705.
California is on the verge of water abundance (waterfx.co)
3706.
Extracting audio from visual information (newsoffice.mit.edu)
3707.
Ask HN: Would you ever hire a developer out of a 'coding academy'? ()
3708.
What you’ll lose by upgrading to Windows 10 (theverge.com)
3709.
The Ingenious Plan for the Ocean to Clean Itself Is Led by a 20-Year-Old (gizmodo.com)
3710.
How Dilbert practically wrote itself (hbr.org)
3711.
Steve Jobs – Thoughts on Music (2007) (web.archive.org)
3712.
A Cartoonist's Advice by Bill Watterson (cartoon) (zenpencils.com)
3713.
How they solder at NASA (youtube.com)
3714.
All the Dumb Things RIM's CEOs Said While Apple and Android Ate Their Lunch (businessinsider.com)
3715.
How We Cut Latency Down by 30k% on Our Git Server (clever-cloud.com)
3716.
“Microsoft security software (...) removes this unwanted software” (AskToolbar) (microsoft.com)
3717.
The Magical Number Seven, Plus or Minus Two (1955) [pdf] (psych.utoronto.ca)
3718.
Healthstone Monitoring System (healthstone.ca)
3719.
Samsung warns customers not to discuss personal info in front of their TV (twitter.com)
3720.
Cyber-Physical Systems (cyberphysicalsystems.org)