2015 Archive
20041.
Show HN: Best Buy Uses WebGL to Create Interactive Appliances
(esd.bbystatic.com)
20042.
Role-based authorization in Rails
(blog.chaps.io)
20043.
How One Brain Came Back from Unconsciousness
(nymag.com)
20044.
How the Bicycle Wheel Carries its Load: Held Up by Downward Pull (1980)
(johnforester.com)
20045.
Show HN: Lightweight C++ editor that understands your code
(slededit.com)
20046.
20047.
Inside the favela too violent for Rio’s armed police
(theguardian.com)
20048.
The Science of Addictive Junk Food (2013)
(nytimes.com)
20049.
Five lists of six things about Rust
(graydon2.dreamwidth.org)
20050.
A (Terrifying) Traffic Analysis of Windows 10
(disclose.tv)
20051.
Designing C# 7 [video]
(infoq.com)
20052.
Mills' constant
(en.wikipedia.org)
20053.
A contender for the most effective development program in history
(chrisblattman.com)
20054.
20055.
How Edison uses water to store excess power
(latimes.com)
20056.
What's coming up for RethinkDB in 2015 [video]
(youtube.com)
20057.
The Competitive World of AOL Disc Collecting
(vice.com)
20058.
Not Everyone Is “Killing” It: How and When to Admit It
(agilevc.com)
20059.
Programming excuses
(programmingexcuses.com)
20060.
C++ encapsulation for Data-Oriented Design
(bannalia.blogspot.com)
20061.
Perl Regular Expression Matching Is NP-Hard
(perl.plover.com)
20062.
20063.
20064.
20065.
How to Get What You Want – a short primer for ambitious people
(thewantbook.com)
20066.
AT&T banning Bitcoin nodes by closing port 8333 in cable boxes
(lists.linuxfoundation.org)
20067.
Show HN: AccountDock – Billing history for your Stripe app
(accountdock.com)
20068.
The Socialist Origins of Big Data (2014)
(newyorker.com)
20069.
How to Charge $1,000 for Absolutely Nothing
(priceonomics.com)
20070.
Fuzzing Bitcoin Consensus
(jonasnick.github.io)