December 2016 Archive
1561.
First ‘water-wave’ laser created (sciencebulletin.org)
1562.
The Last Bookbinder on the Lower East Side (lithub.com)
1563.
Reclaiming Software Engineering (2010) (zerobanana.com)
1564.
SALTO – The Xerox Alto Simulator (toastytech.com)
1565.
A presentation about optical networking [pdf] (nanog.org)
1566.
Wherein DNA Lounge will be closed soon, without your help (dnalounge.com)
1567.
Recursive Anonymous Functions in Elixir: Combinators and Macros (github.com)
1568.
360 Video and Photo Capture in 4K for Three.js (github.com)
1569.
Advanced Encoding and Decoding Techniques in Go (blog.gopheracademy.com)
1570.
Starfish larvae create complex water whorls to eat and run (news.stanford.edu)
1571.
Dumb Password Rules (github.com)
1572.
Ask HN: If you targetting ES6 by default, how did you rationalize that choice?
1573.
Ask HN: Insultingly Bad Bonus, Bay Area, Cause for Concern?
1574.
Apple Removes 'Time Remaining' Battery Life Indicator in Sierra 10.12.2 (macrumors.com)
1575.
Don't use flexbox for page layout (2014) (jakearchibald.com)
1576.
All Hollowed Out the lonely poverty of America’s white working class (theatlantic.com)
1577.
The Security Behind the Birth of Zcash (spectrum.ieee.org)
1578.
Mystery of London fog that killed 12,000 finally solved (usatoday.com)
1579.
Bat chat: machine learning algorithms provide translations for bat squeaks (theguardian.com)
1580.
An integral with a couple lessons (johndcook.com)
1581.
.NET Core Roadmap (github.com)
1582.
How the Hough Transform Was Invented (2009) [pdf] (iro.umontreal.ca)
1583.
Free Hardware and Free Hardware Designs (2015) (gnu.org)
1584.
The cost of air pollution in South Africa (theigc.org)
1585.
DeVry Agrees to Pay $100M in Case Alleging Deceptive Ads (nytimes.com)
1586.
Kelly Criterion in detail (elem.com)
1587.
For Deaf Tennis Player, Sound Is No Barrier (nytimes.com)
1588.
Postgres has special date/time input value called 'allballs' (postgresql.org)
1589.
NetBricks: A new network function framework based on Rust (github.com)
1590.
Tech billionaires award $25M in Breakthrough prizes to top scientists (venturebeat.com)