January 2019 Archive
751.
Writing Apps in Go and Swift (youngdynasty.net)
752.
How to teach programming to your loved ones [video] (media.ccc.de)
753.
Darkstar: A Xerox Star Emulator (engblg.livingcomputers.org)
754.
Problems plagued U.S. Navy destroyer Fitzgerald before fatal collision (navytimes.com)
755.
The Space Shuttle’s Military Threat (youzicha.tumblr.com)
756.
“The default name prefix is changed to be ‘sqlite’ spelled backwards” (2006) (github.com)
757.
Best of Show: PDP-7 and PDP-11/40 emulation (ioccc.org)
758.
Automatic categorization of text is a core tool now (abe-winter.github.io)
759.
The Overloaded Soldier: Why U.S. Infantry Now Carry More Weight Than Ever (popularmechanics.com)
760.
Interesting Tech Markets for 2019 (blog.eladgil.com)
761.
No-fly list trial: Court awards fees on government attorneys’ bad faith (papersplease.org)
762.
Most lives are lived by default (2012) (raptitude.com)
763.
ImmortalDB – A resilient key-value store for the browser (github.com)
764.
Laws of Tech: Commoditize Your Complement (2018) (gwern.net)
765.
Maze Design (2005) (cgl.uwaterloo.ca)
766.
Lapis – A web framework for Lua or Moonscript (leafo.net)
767.
Lessons from Failed DocuSign Integration (profsmallpine.com)
768.
“The Book of Why” by Pearl and Mackenzie (andrewgelman.com)
769.
How to architect a Qt/C++ Application (cleanqt.io)
770.
Ricochet-IM: Anonymous, decentralized, metadata-resistant instant messaging (github.com)
771.
How to give a great scientific talk (nature.com)
772.
Show HN: Docker-based immutable workstation (github.com)
773.
Exploiting the Math.expm1 typing bug in V8 (abiondo.me)
774.
A most unexpected answer to a counting puzzle [video] (youtube.com)
775.
Strang's “Linear Algebra and Learning from Data” is printed and available (math.mit.edu)
776.
Rise and Demise of RSS (motherboard.vice.com)
777.
Parmigiano-Reggiano: Italy's 'practically perfect' food (bbc.com)
778.
Understanding the BeagleBone’s built in microcontrollers (2016) (righto.com)
779.
HelenOS 0.8 (helenos.org)
780.
Open redirects – a vulnerability class no one but attackers cares about (stevetabernacle.github.io)