January 2016 Archive
1621.
The Scariest, Most Boring Armageddon (medium.com)
1622.
Can a $9 Computer Spark a New Wave of Tinkering and Innovation? (npr.org)
1623.
Bitcoin has computed 2^83.9 hashes (plus.google.com)
1624.
Ageism: a worsening epidemic (baltimoresun.com)
1625.
To Lions, Zebras Are Mostly Gray (theatlantic.com)
1626.
Why Perl 6 is Different (2010) (blogs.perl.org)
1627.
How Much Polish Is There in Yiddish (and How Much Yidddish Is There in Polish)? (culture.pl)
1628.
Moore’s Law Not Dead – Intel’s Use of HPC to Keep It Alive (hpcwire.com)
1629.
Fundraising values Skyscanner at $1.6B (ft.com)
1630.
Show HN: Hooks – Stay Up to Date on Anything Through Push Notifications (gethooksapp.com)
1631.
Angular 2 First App Post-Mortem (medium.com)
1632.
Abominable Function Types (C++) (open-std.org)
1633.
How to Cover the One Percent (nybooks.com)
1634.
Sendfile: a system call for web developers to know about (jvns.ca)
1635.
How Gawker Brings in Millions in Affiliate Sales (wsj.com)
1636.
Show HN: Character Recognition with OpenCV (github.com)
1637.
Show HN: A programmable embedded browser written in pure Java (github.com)
1638.
Building a global IoT data network in 6 months (medium.com)
1639.
Somebody was on Sulawesi before 118,000 years ago (johnhawks.net)
1640.
Why are Brits so obsessed with buying their own homes? (theguardian.com)
1641.
A defense of C's null-terminated strings (utcc.utoronto.ca)
1642.
The design of Britain's wall sockets (fastcodesign.com)
1643.
Check-in before code review is an antipattern (jamesmckay.net)
1644.
A Historian Who Fled the Nazis and Still Wants Us to Read Hitler (newyorker.com)
1645.
Sites with a /now page (nownownow.com)
1646.
Ooc – a small programming language that compiles to C99 (ooc-lang.org)
1647.
Show HN: HNLive – Hacker News in Real Time (hnlive.cf)
1648.
Myanmar was off the grid for decades, is catching up fast (techinasia.com)
1649.
Using machine learning to predict basketball scores (blog.sigopt.com)
1650.
Show HN: Water-Simulation with Real-Time Reflections and Perlin-Noise Terrain (github.com)