July 2017 Archive
16201.
What Time Should You Post to Reddit?
(maxcandocia.com)
16202.
Hackers break into voting machines in 90 minutes
(thehill.com)
16204.
200 Terabyte Proof Demonstrates Potential of Brute-Force Automated Verification
(motherboard.vice.com)
16205.
If You’re Validating Your Startup Idea, You’re Doing It Wrong
(startupmad.science)
16206.
16208.
Gaming hardware needs to grow up
(pcgamer.com)
16209.
Failed Startup Interview: Brisk
(failory.com)
16210.
When You Need to Transfer Petabytes to the Cloud, Amazon Will Send You a Truck
(twistedsifter.com)
16211.
OrientDB Intro and HTTP REST API Tutorial
(medium.com)
16212.
16213.
Coq 8.6.1 is out
(coq.inria.fr)
16214.
The catcher of secret codes
(artslooker.com)
16215.
Free Lunch at the Library
(nytimes.com)
16216.
When to use a HTTP call instead of a WebSocket (or HTTP 2.0)
(blogs.windows.com)
16217.
Computer Picks Successful Startups
(medium.com)
16218.
Deep Teaching: The Sexiest Job of the Future
(medium.com)
16219.
Why Elon Musk Is Right about AI Regulation
(medium.com)
16220.
16221.
Shadertoy: NN Learns How to Drive
(shadertoy.com)
16222.
Erlang/Elixir Syntax: A Crash Course
(elixir-lang.org)
16223.
How Facebook's free internet service has failed its users
(theguardian.com)
16224.
Kasparov talks calculated odds, AI, and cybersecurity (Q&A)
(the-parallax.com)
16225.
16226.
16227.
Loading 275M rows into Redshift using the cmdline
(urjitbhatia.github.io)
16228.
16229.
16230.
The myths of the digital native and the multitasker
(sciencedirect.com)