July 2017 Archive
5011.
Fim – File Integrity Manager (and why you need it) (evrignaud.github.io)
5012.
Show HN: Fiction Hub – the best place to publish and discover awesome fiction (fictionhub.io)
5013.
Ask HN: Why are you leaving Ruby?
5014.
Why Our Nuclear Weapons Can Be Hacked (nytimes.com)
5015.
Math 115A – Linear Algebra – Terrence Tao (math.ucla.edu)
5016.
Why are some of the ugliest sites on the Web also the most popular? (thenextweb.com)
5017.
The Encryption Debate Should End Right Now (wired.com)
5018.
Real-time (at night) bat detection in London park (batslondon.com)
5019.
Blind recruitment trial to boost gender equality making things worse (abc.net.au)
5020.
Apple’s TV strategy is still an embarrassing joke (bgr.com)
5021.
Who owns the space between reclining airline seats? (discovery.economist.com)
5022.
Sublime-Text Syntax Highlighting for Polymer and Web Component (github.com)
5023.
Ask HN: Which companies don't ask algorithm questions in interviews in Bay Area?
5024.
A programmer turned Wikipedia into a classic text adventure (arstechnica.co.uk)
5025.
Show HN: Yasha--A command-line tool to render Jinja templates (github.com)
5026.
Download any song from internet ( Material UI ) (github.com)
5027.
Amid Trump Cuts, California Proposes Its Own Energy Moonshot (technologyreview.com)
5028.
Ask HN: React and Flash – do you see the similarities?
5029.
Maersk terminals in LA, NJ, and Rotterdam still down [pdf] (maersk.com)
5030.
Ask HN: How to you get freelance/contract work?
5031.
Ticketmaster will admit you to events using audio data transmitted from phone (venturebeat.com)
5032.
IBM's Most Legendary Keyboard Is Coming Back (popularmechanics.com)
5033.
Tesla Story Becoming Increasingly Fantastic as Business Model Falls Apart (seekingalpha.com)
5034.
Convert your React codebase to TypeScript automatically (github.com)
5035.
U.S. cordcutters watch more Netflix than Amazon Video, Hulu and YouTube combined (techcrunch.com)
5036.
Introducing Terminus-Maximus – Organized concurrent scripts for node (npmjs.com)
5037.
What is a particle collider? (techcrunch.com)
5038.
What happens when you pay PayPal $15k in fees? (reddit.com)
5039.
Can internet access be made free around the world?
5040.
Microsoft Testaetataaaasdfasdf (microsoft.com)