July 2017 Archive
7861.
WebL: A programming language for the Web (www7.scu.edu.au)
7862.
Coinx: Buy crypto-currencies from the command line (github.com)
7863.
Rethinking Time in Distributed Systems (youtube.com)
7864.
Better manage issues and pull requests with keyword updates (github.com)
7865.
Alan Kay on what was it like to be at Xerox PARC when Steve Jobs visited (quora.com)
7866.
Tesla Model 3–here's why I have no intention of buying it (businessinsider.com)
7867.
What’s Wrong with Shipping Container Housing? Everything (archdaily.com)
7868.
Show me a business problem and I’ll do my best to avoid it (m.signalvnoise.com)
7869.
Why Millennials Should Lead the Next Labor Movement (nytimes.com)
7870.
Rey Not in Star Wars Monopoly, Despite Hasbro's Promises (themarysue.com)
7871.
The scientific link between boredom and creativity (qz.com)
7872.
Windows phone dies today (theverge.com)
7873.
Distributed machine learning and partially homomorphic encryption (blog.n1analytics.com)
7874.
Examples of Superintelligence Risk (jefftk.com)
7875.
Haskell Symposium 2017 (List of papers) (haskell.org)
7876.
Indian mutiny: Remembering farmers who fought British rule (bbc.com)
7877.
Private Deep Learning with MPC (mortendahl.github.io)
7878.
Two of my startups failed.I'm bootstrapping and doing well (reddit.com)
7879.
The Lasting Effects of a Cyber Attack: A Farwell to NotPetya (itsecuritycentral.teramind.co)
7880.
Aphex Twin’s Patch Editor Uses Artificial Intelligence to ‘Evolve’ Synth Patches (synthtopia.com)
7881.
Vertu is dead (techcrunch.com)
7882.
Trump Won’t Kill America, Bitcoin Will (medium.com)
7883.
Books I've read in the second quarter of 2017 (mijailovic.net)
7884.
A step-by-step guide to analyzing data with Python and the Jupyter Notebook (firstpythonnotebook.org)
7885.
Apple’s Health and Fitness Push Accelerates as It Turns 3 (techpinions.com)
7886.
Gaming Visual Effects and Animation: Tackling the Skills Shortage (innovecs.com)
7887.
Free website builder (gpdhost.com)
7888.
Splitting APIs, Servers, and Implementations in Elixir (pragdave.me)
7889.
They’re the World’s Fastest Traders. Why Aren’t They Thriving? (bloomberg.com)
7890.
Infowars and Goop sell the same exact pseudoscientific “wellness” products (qz.com)