July 2017 Archive
1561.
Why Won’t China Help with North Korea? Remember 1956 (chinafile.com)
1562.
Ask HN: What problems do you face when managing a rental property remotely?
1563.
Professionals: How do you make sure your computer hasn't been hacked?
1564.
Voice Synthesis for in-the-Wild Speakers via a Phonological Loop (ytaigman.github.io)
1565.
Show HN: CheerpJ JavaFiddle – Run Java in the browser (javafiddle.leaningtech.com)
1566.
Fast pentomino puzzle solver ported from Forth to Python (benhoyt.com)
1567.
Show HN: Bloom Filter (sacert.github.io)
1568.
Build Your Own Web of Things Gateway (iot.mozilla.org)
1569.
Explore ISS in Google Street View (blog.google)
1570.
PostgreSQL 10 Beta 2 Released (postgresql.org)
1571.
Porting NetBSD to Allwinner H3 SoCs (blog.netbsd.org)
1572.
Introducing Backup and Sync for Google Photos and Google Drive (blog.google)
1573.
El Niño-like weather increases California precipitation in response to warming (nature.com)
1574.
Trump plans to halt entrepreneur visas (axios.com)
1575.
Launch HN: Templarbit (YC S17) – Protect Your Web Apps from XSS Attacks
1576.
What robotics investors say they’re looking for in startup pitches (techcrunch.com)
1577.
Porting Unix to the 386: a Practical Approach (1991) (informatica.co.cr)
1578.
80 Columns Text on the Commodore 64 (pagetable.com)
1579.
Devirtualization in LLVM and Clang (blog.llvm.org)
1580.
HTTP/2 Server Push on Netlify (netlify.com)
1581.
Online PSD to Sketch file converter (avocode.com)
1582.
Scheme Programming Lessons from Tarot (rain-1.github.io)
1583.
A basic Lisp interpreter in R (github.com)
1584.
Show HN: Proof Companion – Geometry proof practice for students (proofcompanion.com)
1585.
The history of the IBM PC, part one: The deal of the century (arstechnica.com)
1586.
Caught in the net (theanarchistlibrary.org)
1587.
The Stars Are a Comforting Constant (nautil.us)
1588.
Tracing a packet journey using Linux tracepoints, perf and eBPF (blog.yadutaf.fr)
1589.
Hacking statistics with R (r-exercises.com)
1590.
Custos is using Bitcoin to turn digital pirates against each other (qz.com)