October 2016 Archive
241.
Why Your Next iPhone Won't Be Ceramic (atomicdelights.com)
242.
Decades-Old Mystery Put to Rest: Why Are There X's in the Desert? (npr.org)
243.
Vim for Humans (vimebook.com)
244.
CPP: A Standardized Alternative to AMP (timkadlec.com)
245.
I went to Nigeria to meet a man who scammed me (bbc.com)
246.
Apple Introduces What It Calls an Easier to Use Portable Music Player (2001) (nytimes.com)
247.
Disclosing vulnerabilities to protect users (security.googleblog.com)
248.
Introduction to Cyber Security (cybersecuritybase.github.io)
249.
Learning Reinforcement Learning, with Code, Exercises, and Solutions (wildml.com)
250.
Implication of sabotage adds intrigue to SpaceX investigation (washingtonpost.com)
251.
“If you get a C or lower, I’ll buy you a present” (nytimes.com)
252.
Dropbox, Google Drive and Microsoft OneDrive blocked in Turkey following leaks (turkeyblocks.org)
253.
RethinkDB needs a new home (docs.google.com)
254.
Show HN: Killing Procrastination by Making Everything Fit (liquidti.me)
255.
Git-repo – Manage Gitlab, GitHub and Bitbucket from the command line (i.got.nothing.to)
256.
Elon Musk SpaceX AMA (reddit.com)
257.
Why does software development take so long? (blog.sesse.net)
258.
ACLU exposes Facebook, Twitter for selling surveillance company user data (arstechnica.com)
259.
How to Build Muscle (julian.com)
260.
The Benjamin Franklin Method: How to Be a Better Writer (marketmeditations.com)
261.
Why kernel development still uses email (lwn.net)
262.
Radar – A new set of integrated tools to help prevent fraud (stripe.com)
263.
The cost of forsaking C (medium.com)
264.
Intel driven MacBook Pros have secondary ARM processor for Touch ID and security (techcrunch.com)
265.
Are RethinkDB and Horizon abandoned? (discuss.horizon.io)
266.
The McMansion Scale, Explained (mcmansionhell.com)
267.
Elm and Phoenix/Elixir in Production for France TV (vincent.jousse.org)
268.
Memory FAQ (nommu.org)
269.
Disappearing messages for Signal (whispersystems.org)
270.
Leo Beranek, an engineer who helped build Arpanet, has died (nytimes.com)