September 2016 Archive
781.
Videos of Evolution in Action (theatlantic.com)
782.
Uber-owned Otto to offer freight hauling services using autonomous trucks (techcrunch.com)
783.
Applying machine learning to the freight industry (blog.traintracks.io)
784.
Show HN: Materia – A modern dev environment to build mobile and web applications (getmateria.com)
785.
Switching Costs in Software Development (blog.professorbeekums.com)
786.
The MI6 Spy Who Perfected the Art of the 'Honey Trap' (atlasobscura.com)
787.
Uvloop – Ultra fast implementation of asyncio event loop on top of libuv (github.com)
788.
Leaked Apple emails reveal employees' complaints about toxic work environment (mic.com)
789.
Ask HN: How much do you make in London?
790.
Why Do Famous People Get Paid $250k to Give a Speech? (priceonomics.com)
791.
Now it’s exploding Samsung washing machines (washingtonpost.com)
792.
Esoteric Topics in Computer Programming (2002) (web.archive.org)
793.
OpenSSL Security Advisory - 26 Sep 2016 (openssl.org)
794.
Major features of PostgreSQL 9.6 [pdf] (momjian.us)
795.
3D Printed Camera (amosdudley.com)
796.
The math of CSS locks (fvsch.com)
797.
V8 JavaScript Engine: V8 Release 5.4 (v8project.blogspot.com)
798.
Win32 and .NET desktop apps can now be published in the Windows Store (blogs.windows.com)
799.
The kernel community confronts GPL enforcement (lwn.net)
800.
Guanxi (en.wikipedia.org)
801.
Moving Towards a More Secure Web (blog.chromium.org)
802.
LoRa Range Testing in San Francisco (blog.beepnetworks.com)
803.
Gosl – Go scientific library (github.com)
804.
The Open Source Data Science Masters (github.com)
805.
Markov Chain Monte Carlo Without the Bullshit (2015) (jeremykun.com)
806.
World's largest Internet exchange sues Germany over mass surveillance (theregister.co.uk)
807.
In Norway, everyone can know how much you earn [video] (youtube.com)
808.
Australian traffic button pushes beautiful design (abc.net.au)
809.
My love-hate relationship with LuaJIT (2015) (blog.separateconcerns.com)
810.
Is artificial intelligence permanently inscrutable? (nautil.us)