January 2018 Archive
661.
Can staying awake beat depression? (bbc.com)
662.
The Transistor, Part 1: Groping in the Dark (technicshistory.wordpress.com)
663.
AirBnB units drop by 74% due to SF regulations (m.sfgate.com)
664.
Fourier transforms of images (2017) (plus.maths.org)
665.
High-end art is one of the most manipulated markets (2013) (qz.com)
666.
How to Fix Facebook Before It Fixes Us (washingtonmonthly.com)
667.
Switzerland “Should Become the Crypto-Nation” Says Minister (trustnodes.com)
668.
PeerTube – Federated video streaming platform using P2P directly in the browser (github.com)
669.
Create mixed reality models in PowerShell (cosmosdarwin.com)
670.
Potential Impact of Spectre on Processors in the Power family (ibm.com)
671.
Modern network load balancing and proxying (blog.envoyproxy.io)
672.
Google ditches Ubuntu for Debian for internal engineering environment (theinquirer.net)
673.
Beijing bets on facial recognition in a big drive for total surveillance (washingtonpost.com)
674.
How do plutonium-powered pacemakers work? (blog.plover.com)
675.
Vitamins for convicts could save taxpayers' money (orthomolecular.org)
676.
Making Sense of Super Smash Bros. Melee (planetbanatt.net)
677.
Black Death 'spread by humans not rats' (bbc.com)
678.
OverTheWire: Wargames to learn and practice security concepts (overthewire.org)
679.
Bolt: An End-To-End Payments Stack with Zero Fraud (bolt.com)
680.
How Neglecting Minorities in Medical Research Has Led to Deadly Outcomes (hdphealth.com)
681.
Kids, Would You Please Start Fighting (nytimes.com)
682.
Boring Flamethrower (boringcompany.com)
683.
WebGraphviz: Graphviz in the Browser (webgraphviz.com)
684.
Calling for a new approach to depression (theguardian.com)
685.
Poverty-Fighting Startups (fastcompany.com)
686.
The Case for the Subway (nytimes.com)
687.
A deadly gut infection may come down to a sugar in ice cream (arstechnica.com)
688.
Show HN: Interactive Ansible Tutorial (github.com)
689.
Linear logic and deep learning [pdf] (therisingsea.org)
690.
Alibaba neural network defeats human in global reading test (zdnet.com)