April 2016 Archive
811.
OSBoxes – Virtual Machines for VirtualBox and VMware (osboxes.org)
812.
Iceland's Water Cure (nytimes.com)
813.
Making 1M requests with Python-aiohttp (pawelmhm.github.io)
814.
Google Calendar now uses machine learning to help you accomplish your goals (techcrunch.com)
815.
A polyglot's guide to multiple dispatch (eli.thegreenplace.net)
816.
Understanding the 9.7" iPad Pro's Display: How DCI-P3 and True Tone Work (anandtech.com)
817.
Adding JavaScript modules to the web platform (blog.whatwg.org)
818.
Why Unix needs a standard way to deal with the file durability problem (utcc.utoronto.ca)
819.
I Am Alex St. John’s Daughter, and He Is Wrong About Women in Tech (medium.com)
820.
Why Go gets criticized so much (npf.io)
821.
FBI paid professional hackers one-time fee to crack San Bernardino iPhone (washingtonpost.com)
822.
Why people still go to grad school (fredrikdeboer.com)
823.
Vivaldi Browser 1.0 (vivaldi.net)
824.
Bitcoin Users Reveal More Private Information Than They Realize (medium.com)
825.
Twitter Wins NFL Deal to Stream 2016 Thursday Night Football (npr.org)
826.
Geolocation API removed from unsecured origins in Chrome 50 (developers.google.com)
827.
Intel cuts Atom chips, basically giving up on the smartphone and tablet markets (pcworld.com)
828.
Show HN: A Chrome extension to remind you why you opened Facebook (chrome.google.com)
829.
Smoke and Fumes: How the oil industry influenced the debate on climate change (smokeandfumes.org)
830.
Inside Pascal: Nvidia 's Newest Computing Platform (devblogs.nvidia.com)
831.
Two Weird Tricks with Redux (jlongster.com)
832.
Hubble Discovers Moon Orbiting the Dwarf Planet Makemake (nasa.gov)
833.
Performance Culture (joeduffyblog.com)
834.
These states let police take your stuff even if you haven't committed a crime (vox.com)
835.
The First Roman Fonts (ilovetypography.com)
836.
TypeScript Won (medium.com)
837.
Agile is Dead (linkedin.com)
838.
Alternatives to Firing (askamanager.org)
839.
Police Body Cameras: What Do You See? (nytimes.com)
840.
Deep Reinforcement Learning Explained (nervanasys.com)