September 2017 Archive
481.
Game Engine Black Book Postmortem (fabiensanglard.net)
482.
Windows 3.1 All Over Again (tomjoro.github.io)
483.
As Electric Motors Impove, More Things Are Being Electrified (economist.com)
484.
GE discovers that industrial IoT doesn't scale (mailchi.mp)
485.
Air France A380 over Greenland on Sep 30th: Fan and engine inlet separated (avherald.com)
486.
The East India Company, the original corporate raiders (theguardian.com)
487.
Can American soil be brought back to life? (politico.com)
488.
Riak and the demise of Basho (lists.basho.com)
489.
Tulipmania: More Boring Than You Thought (smithsonianmag.com)
490.
iPhone 8 (apple.com)
491.
Five-Year-Olds Can Learn Calculus (2014) (theatlantic.com)
492.
Wind energy used to mine cryptocurrency to fund climate research (julianoliver.com)
493.
Restoring a Soviet-era analog synthesizer (imgur.com)
494.
Android 8.0 Oreo, thoroughly reviewed (arstechnica.com)
495.
AssemblyScript: A Subset of TypeScript That Compiles to WebAssembly (github.com)
496.
When Citi Bikes Are Faster Than Taxis in New York City (toddwschneider.com)
497.
Is she Photoshopped? In France, they now have to tell you (bbc.co.uk)
498.
As Amazon Pushes Forward with Robots, Workers Find New Roles (nytimes.com)
499.
YouTube Bans Award-Winning Short (cartoonbrew.com)
500.
South Korea bans raising money through initial coin offerings (reuters.com)
501.
Why kernel development still uses email (2016) (lwn.net)
502.
Welcome to the World of Software Defined Radio (2016) (robertputt.co.uk)
503.
Data science tips and tricks from the developer community (blog.algorithmia.com)
504.
Lu Ban's axe and working with your Chinese suppliers (hackaday.com)
505.
COST in the land of databases (github.com)
506.
Hackers send silent commands to speech recognition systems with ultrasound (techcrunch.com)
507.
At liberal tech companies, those who disagree on politics say they’re isolated (bloomberg.com)
508.
Cruise's 3rd generation self-driving car (medium.com)
509.
Std::visit is everything wrong with modern C++ (bitbashing.io)
510.
Laser Socks – a sweaty game pointing toward the future of computing (glench.com)