September 2016 Archive
1561.
Greatest of All Time: Lifestyles of the rich and famous Roman athletes (2010) (laphamsquarterly.org)
1562.
Playing FPS Video Games with Deep Reinforcement Learning (arxiv.org)
1563.
Brain Is a Co-Conspirator in a Vicious Stress Loop (2009) (nytimes.com)
1564.
High Hitler: how Nazi drug abuse steered the course of history (theguardian.com)
1565.
Type Erasure Magic in Swift (realm.io)
1566.
Product clones using WebTorrent (github.com)
1567.
Ask HN: Who wants to be hired? (September 2016)
1568.
What If Evolution Bred Reality Out of Us? (npr.org)
1569.
Have you ever smoked weed? Answer this question and you could be banned from US (cbc.ca)
1570.
What Albania can teach us about trust (bbc.com)
1571.
Show HN: GeoScreenshot – Test your website from many locations (geoscreenshot.com)
1572.
The opposite of a muse (newyorker.com)
1573.
Canada to Study a Mysterious Curling ‘Frankenbroom' (motherboard.vice.com)
1574.
Giving $1k to Someone in Extreme Poverty (medium.com)
1575.
Ha4: Concurrent ML and HOPAC (t0yv0.blogspot.com)
1576.
LiteBSD is variant of 4.4BSD operating system for microcontrollers (github.com)
1577.
Show HN: Git–fiddle – Edit commit messages, author and timestamps during rebase (github.com)
1578.
iPhone 7 audio-adapter delivers lower quality sound (heise.de)
1579.
Tony Fullman NSA Intercepts (documentcloud.org)
1580.
Why are so many BASE jumpers dying? (nationalgeographic.com)
1581.
I made 6 figures at my Facebook dream job – but couldn't afford the Bay Area (vox.com)
1582.
Ask HN: Why has HackerNews succeeded despite the rise of Reddit?
1583.
A Theory of Creepiness (aeon.co)
1584.
Database Design: Relation Predicates and “Identical Relations” (dbdebunk.com)
1585.
Sale of Kodi ‘fully-loaded’ streaming boxes faces legal test in UK (bbc.co.uk)
1586.
Design Your Way to a Happier Life (wsj.com)
1587.
Warren Says Wells Fargo's Stumpf Should Resign, Face Criminal Investigation (bloomberg.com)
1588.
The evolution of transportation-as-a-service (stratechery.com)
1589.
Libjpeg-turbo (libjpeg-turbo.org)
1590.
An anonymous phone number in your browser for an hour (dtmf.io)