December 2016 Archive
1981.
Intro to RAML 1.0 (sap1ens.com)
1982.
Evolutionary tension between larger brains and smaller pelvises in humans (nautil.us)
1983.
Unicode Fractions (unicodefractions.com)
1984.
Ghost Stories (harpers.org)
1985.
Major changes in WordPress 4.7 (wpshout.com)
1986.
Best Sublime Text 3 Themes of 2016 (scotch.io)
1987.
Small stars may have Habitable Zones, but habitable planets might not be common (fcsuper.blogspot.com)
1988.
Things I Send to Recruiters (stilldrinking.org)
1989.
Netflix's '3%' Turns the Google Job Interview into a Dystopian Nightmare (motherboard.vice.com)
1990.
The ugly, unethical underside of Silicon Valley (venturebeat.com)
1991.
From 'No Way,' to Global Success: The Journey of GM's Design Chief (npr.org)
1992.
Apple fixes MacBook Pro battery life by removing time estimate (marco.org)
1993.
Serene – best practice checks on executable binaries (summitroute.com)
1994.
Moving sofa problem (en.wikipedia.org)
1995.
On being stateful (2008) (joeduffyblog.com)
1996.
The Many Lives of the Medieval Wound Man (publicdomainreview.org)
1997.
Tell HN: Happy Hanukkah
1998.
Gene transfer on the fungal highway (ufz.de)
1999.
DieHarder: Securing the Heap (2010) [pdf] (people.cs.umass.edu)
2000.
Self-driving cars will exacerbate organ shortages (slate.com)
2001.
Drug firms poured 780M painkillers into WV amid rise of overdoses (wvgazettemail.com)
2002.
Ask HN: What are some great fiction reads for someone that reads non-fiction
2003.
The New Intellectuals: Is the academic jobs crisis a boon to public culture? (chronicle.com)
2004.
The Rust split: stable vs. nightly (xion.io)
2005.
Defeating PoisonTaps and Other Rogue Network Adapters with Beamgun (jlospinoso.github.io)
2006.
Where Is Marissa Mayer? (gizmodo.com.au)
2007.
So what's wrong with 1975 programming? (2008) (varnish-cache.org)
2008.
Someone Began Dumping Stock Before Trump Attacked Lockheed (medium.com)
2009.
Building a Botnet on ServiceWorkers (sakurity.com)
2010.
Russian tracking of Ukrainian Field Artillery Units via Android Malware (crowdstrike.com)