November 2016 Archive
11791.
AtomBombing: Brand New Code Injection for Windows (breakingmalware.com)
11792.
A fold-it-yourself, hyper-accurate paper globe just won Japan’s big design award (qz.com)
11793.
The internet wants your attention, but what do you want from the internet? (medium.com)
11794.
Default Garbage Collection settings for JVMs can cost you (apmblog.dynatrace.com)
11795.
Genetics startup Genos wants to pay you for your DNA data (techcrunch.com)
11796.
Microsoft tries to reboot open hardware innovation
11797.
Brief history of Indian startup ecosystem (venividivc.libsyn.com)
11798.
A machine learning dataset for higher-order logic theorem proving [pdf] (cl-informatik.uibk.ac.at)
11799.
New Bionic Eye That Connects to the Brain Successfully Restores a Woman’s Sight (futurism.com)
11800.
In pursuit of new (cyberomin.github.io)
11801.
Hello WebMIDI (phpied.com)
11802.
Founders: Don’t Worry About When You Raise (mattermark.com)
11803.
4K footage of being inside the international space station (uk.news.yahoo.com)
11804.
Your Digital Pinball Machine (blog.codinghorror.com)
11805.
Show HN: Design chat bot conversations without any coding
11806.
Improved Atomic Force Microscope Uses Nanowire Sensors (edgylabs.com)
11807.
Opensource Android Apps (github.com)
11808.
Tableau stock falls 13% on earnings news (geekwire.com)
11809.
A Quantum Leap for the Web (medium.com)
11810.
Parsing with Derivatives [pdf] (matt.might.net)
11811.
Woman denied $43M (2^32) jackpot, offered steak dinner instead (cnn.com)
11812.
“The Surprising Benefits of JTBD Thinking” (medium.com)
11813.
Electric cars set to pass 2m landmark globally by end of 2016 (theguardian.com)
11814.
Pip 9.0 is out (pip.pypa.io)
11815.
Facebook Profit Soars, Fueled by Mobile Advertising (wsj.com)
11816.
Show HN: Set Your SMART Goals Template (docs.google.com)
11817.
Show HN: Real time text chat (chat.zjm.me)
11818.
Elisp support in Atom (atom.io)
11819.
Everything you need to know about Snapchat Spectacles (customfilterz.com)
11820.
Hands-on: NES Classic Edition puts old games in a very small package (arstechnica.com)