August 2016 Archive
1891.
Bayesian Optimization for Collaborative Filtering with MLlib (blog.sigopt.com)
1892.
Show HN: W3clan – User-Curated Tutorial Network (w3clan.com)
1893.
North Korea 'Netflix' device unveiled (bbc.com)
1894.
Behind the Icons: ​An interview with Susan Kare (lennyletter.com)
1895.
LinkedIn sues anonymous data scrapers (techcrunch.com)
1896.
Demonstrations of Attacks Against Implanted Cardiac Devices [pdf] (d.muddywatersresearch.com)
1897.
Forum engine written entirely in Assembly (asm32.info)
1898.
NeoDNS: A new DNS like the one we know (rot256.io)
1899.
Animals “lie” to their own kind to get what they want (1995) (rochester.edu)
1900.
How a Case of Pure Alexia Confirmed the Role of Brain's Visual Word Form Area (blogs.scientificamerican.com)
1901.
The Stillbirth of the Soviet Internet
1902.
ShadowBrokers Bitcoin Transactions: Now There’s Some Taint for You (krypt3ia.wordpress.com)
1903.
Spreadsheet technology (2011) [pdf] (itu.dk)
1904.
NASA Team Probes Peculiar Age-Defying Star (nasa.gov)
1905.
OpenPiton – The Open Source Princeton Piton Processor (parallel.princeton.edu)
1906.
A Refined Content Security Policy (webkit.org)
1907.
Golang is Trash (dtrace.org)
1908.
Professor Brian Cox clashes with Australian climate sceptic (bbc.co.uk)
1909.
The Election Won’t Be Rigged, But It Could Be Hacked (nytimes.com)
1910.
The Google X moonshot factory is struggling to get products out the door (recode.net)
1911.
PulseAudio has been removed from dports (lists.dragonflybsd.org)
1912.
I'm bullish on hedge funds (krzana.com)
1913.
Criticizing the Rust Language, and Why C/C++ Will Never Die (2015) (viva64.com)
1914.
San Jose's Google Fiber rollout is delayed to explores alternatives (mercurynews.com)
1915.
Metrics-Driven Development (sookocheff.com)
1916.
Misunderstanding Micropayments (2003) (scottmccloud.com)
1917.
1.1 Billion Taxi Rides with MapD & 8 Nvidia Pascal Titan Xs (tech.marksblogg.com)
1918.
Verifying copies (jrs-s.net)
1919.
The Jefferson Bottles (2007) (newyorker.com)
1920.
The Life of a Phone Sex Operator (priceonomics.com)