September 2018 Archive
121.
How to teach yourself hard things (jvns.ca)
122.
The Making of Underrun – A WebGL Shooter in 13kb of JavaScript (phoboslab.org)
123.
Whole Foods workers seek to unionize (techcrunch.com)
124.
In killing Inbox, Google takes another swipe at its most passionate users (computerworld.com)
125.
Today, Europe Lost The Internet. Now, We Fight Back (eff.org)
126.
Is the Lean Startup Dead? (steveblank.com)
127.
This blog has moved (allendowney.blogspot.com)
128.
Manhattan DA's office drops more than 3,000 open marijuana cases (reuters.com)
129.
Ending PHP Support, and the Future of Hack (hhvm.com)
130.
How a Website Exploited Amazon S3 to Outrank Everyone on Google (blog.usejournal.com)
131.
Ask HN: How to come up with monetizable side project ideas?
132.
How to fail as a new engineering manager (blog.usejournal.com)
133.
China now the most prolific contributor to physical sciences, engineering, math (bloomberg.com)
134.
Show HN: Hacking slot machines with a buttonhole camera and brute-force search (github.com)
135.
Latency Numbers Every Programmer Should Know (people.eecs.berkeley.edu)
136.
Introduction to Machine Learning for Coders: Launch (fast.ai)
137.
Growing Our SaaS to $1M+ ARR: 7 People, 3 Years, No VC Money (medium.com)
138.
Research shows that nearly every U.S. cell provider is doing throttling (news.northeastern.edu)
139.
How true hackers write JavaScript (news.ycombinator.com)
140.
Ask HN: How to organize personal knowledge?
141.
Jack Ma to Retire from Alibaba (nytimes.com)
142.
A Conversation with Paul Graham [video] (youtube.com)
143.
YouTube's tendency to push everyday users toward politically extreme content (nytimes.com)
144.
Show HN: Magic Sandbox – learn Kubernetes on real infrastructure (magicsandbox.com)
145.
The iPhone SE was the best phone Apple ever made, and now it’s dead (techcrunch.com)
146.
YouTube and Netflix ‘Throttled’ by Carriers (bloomberg.com)
147.
Postgres 11 – A First Look (craigkerstiens.com)
148.
Thanks for the Surprise Integration with My Website, Apple (asaph.org)
149.
Functional core, imperative shell (2012) (destroyallsoftware.com)
150.
LOLWUT: a piece of art inside a database command (antirez.com)