November 2016 Archive
8941.
Two presidential electors encourage colleagues to sideline Trump (politico.com)
8942.
Show HN: Appure.io – generate app/play store screenshots (appure.io)
8943.
AngularDart: The Best Angular for You? (news.dartlang.org)
8944.
AngularDart: The best Angular for you? (news.dartlang.org)
8945.
Vue.js – the second breath of multipage apps (medium.com)
8946.
Wal-Mart Tells Workers: Don’t Download Labor Group’s Chat App (wsj.com)
8947.
How Black Mirror has remixed reality (backchannel.com)
8948.
Ruby 2.3.2 Released (ruby-lang.org)
8949.
Californians fleeing high state's high cost of housing (mercurynews.com)
8950.
Dock: A tool to define, build, and run development environments with Docker (brigade.engineering)
8951.
Asana introduces boards as part of an all-out assault on Trello (theverge.com)
8952.
Show HN: A tool to answer “Where should i invest my money?” (senzu.io)
8953.
Almost all the world's fastest supercomputers run Linux (zdnet.com)
8954.
AltOS-Lisp (keithp.com)
8955.
Confluent 3.1 with Apache Kafka 0.10.1 (confluent.io)
8956.
Steven Hawking: Big data is the key to scientific advances (businessweekly.co.uk)
8957.
Jāas: JavaScript as a Service (jaasjs.com)
8958.
Lyft ditches the pink mustache (wsj.com)
8959.
Whitestorm.js – Framework for developing 3D web apps with physics (github.com)
8960.
Google commits to massive new London HQ (theguardian.com)
8961.
Intestine-Inspired Battery Upgrades Lithium-Sulfur Capability (edgylabs.com)
8962.
What Is an Artificial Neural Network? (blog.boltdata.io)
8963.
Logically, there might be a 5th dimension (medium.com)
8964.
Facebook, Google Take Steps to Confront Fake News (npr.org)
8965.
This One Netflix Integration Needs to Happen (medium.com)
8966.
Apple’s newest product is a $200 coffee table book about itself (qz.com)
8967.
Node.js Microservices with Stdlib (thisdavej.com)
8968.
Cray’s new XC50 supercomputer hits one petaflop of computing in a single cabinet (techcrunch.com)
8969.
Intel Details Goldmont CPU Architecture at the Heart of Apollo Lake (extremetech.com)
8970.
Packet Launches On-Demand ARM64 Bare Metal Server (packet.net)