June 2015 Archive
3931.
Ask HN: Is patio11 right about commercial licenses for OSS? ()
3932.
I've made an app and we are in public beta, want to join? it's free (storyfeed.co)
3933.
Ask HN: Are there any angels investing in the marijuana industry? ()
3934.
Discussing censorship on HackerNews does not make sense
3935.
I was a master of my Commodore 64 way more than I am of my iPhone (tosbourn.com)
3936.
Ask HN: How bad is the employee turnover at Amazon for SDEs in Seattle? ()
3937.
Ask HN: Tech scene in Raleigh, NC? ()
3938.
Ask HN: Suggestions for fun side projects ()
3939.
PBox: A Package Manager for Windows (pbox.me)
3940.
Hacking Product Hunt – A Data-Driven Approach to Win at Product Hunt (medium.com)
3941.
Top five regrets of the dying (theguardian.com)
3942.
Ask HN: How does a software engineer become an executive at a big company? ()
3943.
Shenmue 3, the Largest Kickstarter Project Ever? (kickstarter.com)
3944.
What is your VM workflow?
3945.
Show HN: Knomad – A Social Platform for Podcasts (producthunt.com)
3946.
Religion Is Disappearing. That’s Great for Politics (politico.com)
3947.
A lightweight, no-dependency top progress bar library (djyde.github.io)
3948.
2015 Virtual Reality Ecosystem Map (ingreenlight.com)
3949.
Will Greece Will Exit the Eurozone in 2015? – Live Odds (gambletron2000.com)
3950.
Young, Male, and Single (unz.com)
3951.
Wouldn't Censorship Be Exciting (al3x.net)
3952.
War Stories from a VC (wing.vc)
3953.
How 2 Murderers Escaped from a New York Maximum-Security Prison (nytimes.com)
3954.
Apple is launching search engine to destroy Google (linkedin.com)
3955.
Ask HN: Resource for writing text for web applications? ()
3956.
Ask HN: Best books/resources on running a lean/bootstrapped company? ()
3957.
Editorial: Why VR Is Going to Be an Enormous Flop (rockpapershotgun.com)
3958.
SF: Project mirroring policies will be revisited, existing mirrors removed (sourceforge.net)
3959.
Saudi Arabia to raise production to maximum levels, escalating oil market battle (calgaryherald.com)
3960.
Facebook can recognise you in photos even if you're not looking (newscientist.com)