January 2016 Archive
17341.
Visualization – Who Was in Davos for the World Economic Forum? (braid.io)
17342.
I’m travelling from Barcelona to Cupertino to return my iMac (medium.com)
17343.
Should you upgrade to Ionic 2? (gajotres.net)
17344.
Kindergarten: achieve modular security using sandbox pattern (github.com)
17345.
The Wizard of Oz Approach (themacro.com)
17346.
James Heckman on Facts, Evidence, and the State of Econometrics (econtalk.org)
17347.
A rant about whois (fanf.livejournal.com)
17348.
CEO Advice from a New CEO (medium.com)
17349.
Sortd: Smart Skin for Gmail (sortd.com)
17350.
The explorer's tragic final quest in the footsteps of Sir Ernest Shackleton (independent.co.uk)
17351.
Om No Trouble in Paradise with ClojureScript and React.js (diogo149.github.io)
17352.
Welcome to the divergence (theverge.com)
17353.
Deficiencies found at Theranos lab (wsj.com)
17354.
Against Methodology by Cryptic Aphorism (etherwave.wordpress.com)
17355.
MIT 6.00 Introduction to Computer Science and Programming, Fall 2008 (holoklip.blogspot.com)
17356.
Two columns to explain p-values to non-statisticians (madhadron.com)
17357.
Why the Stick Figure Meme Caught on So Fast and Why We Hate It So Much (techcrunch.com)
17358.
Earlier Amazon backdoor exposed wishlist mailing addresses (parkerhiggins.net)
17359.
Kronos CEO on Being Humble, Paranoid and Innovative (quickbase.intuit.com)
17360.
Szudzik's Elegant Pairing Function (codepen.io)
17361.
Java REPL (javarepl.com)
17362.
Why Are Hundreds of Harvard Students Studying Ancient Chinese Philosophy? (theatlantic.com)
17363.
CRDT Notes (github.com)
17364.
PlayStation 4 1TB Console – Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 Limited Edition (chipwrite.com)
17365.
Graphene use to make solar panels get more power (graphene-uses.com)
17366.
Explorer Henry Worsley dies attempting Antarctic crossing (bbc.com)
17367.
NATS Chat – Secure Chat App for NATS with TLS Server and Payload Encryption (github.com)
17368.
This site crashes Chrome, Firefox, and Safari, resets your iPhone and iPad (venturebeat.com)
17369.
Britain's doomsday nuke subs still run Windows XP (popularmechanics.com)
17370.
This is Microsoft's iPhone Keyboard (theverge.com)