July 2015 Archive
1381.
Show HN: Witness – Livestreaming for Emergencies (getwitness.com)
1382.
Netflix and the Napoleon Dynamite Problem (2008) (nytimes.com)
1383.
Unum Computing: An Energy Efficient and Massively Parallel Approach to Numerics (slideshare.net)
1384.
The Automation Myth (vox.com)
1385.
1985: “Oil Prices Will Go Up Forever” (feld.com)
1386.
Submetrics – Search for your favorite show (submetrics.org)
1387.
How the World Looks to Your Phone (engineering.foursquare.com)
1388.
Lost Highways: Old roads in Vermont (bldgblog.blogspot.com)
1389.
How to Co-Op: Salaries and Reviews (blog.nilenso.com)
1390.
Space and Time (thegreatatuin.blogspot.com)
1391.
Humans are not Automatically Strategic (2010) (lesswrong.com)
1392.
Interactive deep neural net hallucinations, with source code (317070.github.io)
1393.
Types for an Untyped World: Bracha vs. Felleisen [video] (youtube.com)
1394.
Notes on Plan 9 (pages.cs.wisc.edu)
1395.
A gentle introduction to statistical relational learning (phdp.github.io)
1396.
Scheme in a Grid (2000) (siag.nu)
1397.
Dot-dash-diss: The gentleman hacker's 1903 lulz (2011) (newscientist.com)
1398.
Building reliable SMM backdoors for UEFI based platforms (blog.cr4.sh)
1399.
Did you buy that latte 2 hours ago? Think about leaving the coffee shop (washingtonpost.com)
1400.
Everyone Has the Right to Mouth Off to Cops (citylab.com)
1401.
Others may be unconsciously judging your features in ways you don't realise (bbc.com)
1402.
Operators of Coin.mx arrested by the FBI (fbi.gov)
1403.
New Yorkers Have Been Illicitly Cracking Open Fire Hydrants For Centuries (atlasobscura.com)
1404.
Dash: A company card for every employee (venturebeat.com)
1405.
Study: Attractive men fare best in gaining venture capital (newsoffice.mit.edu)
1406.
Show HN: VoiceClonr attempts to reconstruct human voices (voiceclonr.com)
1407.
James Watt: A Twelve-Year Flash of Genius (thonyc.wordpress.com)
1408.
A History of London at Night (blog.longreads.com)
1409.
Hammer: Parser Combinators for C (github.com)
1410.
The Development of Crispr DNA Editing (wired.com)