December 2018 Archive
931.
A deep dive into the world of DOS viruses [video] (media.ccc.de)
932.
Unmanned grocery delivery is underway in Arizona (detroitnews.com)
933.
Three academics are launching a new journal for arguments to be made anonymously (theguardian.com)
934.
Bullet Journaling (2016) (popsci.com)
935.
Let Google do the patching with new managed base images (cloud.google.com)
936.
The Complexity Trap: Think Before You Leap (danielwestheide.com)
937.
Show HN: CHIP-8 console implemented in FPGA (github.com)
938.
Searching the Creative Internet (crawshaw.io)
939.
The Best History Books 2018 (historytoday.com)
940.
Pendulum Waves (2010) (sciencedemonstrations.fas.harvard.edu)
941.
A Lens-Less Camera Built Specially for AI and Computer Vision Programs (spectrum.ieee.org)
942.
Cofounder of Vine and HQ Trivia Dies at 35 (businessinsider.com)
943.
Trying to ‘Save’ the Rural Economy (nytimes.com)
944.
Nasdaq Acquires Quandl to Advance the Use of Alternative Data (business.nasdaq.com)
945.
Switzerland to test ‘hyperloop’ train technologies (swissinfo.ch)
946.
An Epidemic Is Killing Thousands of Coal Miners (npr.org)
947.
Domain Registrar Can Be Held Liable for Pirate Site, German Court Rules (torrentfreak.com)
948.
US Dept of Energy AS32982 Network Possibly BGP Hijacked by China Telecom (bgpstream.com)
949.
How the hell have you done it? (1961) (lettersofnote.com)
950.
Facebook's Open-Source Reinforcement Learning Platform – A Deep Dive (xaviergeerinck.com)
951.
Mozilla revives Mozilla Labs (ghacks.net)
952.
Gatwick Airport: Drone sightings cause delays (bbc.co.uk)
953.
Pivotal launches serverless framework that works across clouds and on-prem (techcrunch.com)
954.
In Praise of APL: A Language for Lyrical Programming (1977) (jsoftware.com)
955.
Get the Font (getthefont.com)
956.
Setback in the outback (signal.org)
957.
Libpostal: A C library for parsing/normalizing street addresses around the world (github.com)
958.
What Bodies Think About: Bioelectric Computation Outside the Nervous System (youtube.com)
959.
Study Reveals U.S. Consumers and Economy Lose Billions to Occupational Licensing (forbes.com)
960.
Do Developers Understand IEEE Floating Point? [pdf] (pdinda.org)