November 2010 Archive
8161.
Why is Tumblr Growing So Fast? (blog.alternative.ly)
8162.
Oil will run dry before substitutes roll out: study (physorg.com)
8163.
The unrevolution (roughtype.com)
8164.
China grabs top spot in supercomputing ranking (top500.org)
8165.
The awesomeness manifesto (blogs.hbr.org)
8166.
The customer is not right, says closed upscale Boston food market (bostonherald.com)
8167.
China: "Do as we say, not as we do" (marketplace.publicradio.org)
8168.
Maxwell's demon may be possible, with information converted to energy. (nature.com)
8169.
30 Years of Inter-Pirate Battles [Defcon Video] (vimeo.com)
8170.
What Burma and France have in common, and why? (understandingsociety.blogspot.com)
8171.
28 years of research into how human intention affects physical reality (princeton.edu)
8172.
Paul English on early Kayak and how hiring impacts traction (gabrielweinberg.com)
8173.
Node.js Roundup (dailyjs.com)
8174.
The walking office. [video] (youtube.com)
8175.
Benefit of Thought (scrivle.com)
8176.
There Are Always Greener Pastures (expatentrepreneur.tv)
8177.
AOL Unveils “Project Phoenix,” Its New Webmail App (on.mash.to)
8178.
Gretzky and Pygmalion: What Great Investors and Entrepreneurs Have in Common (blog.assetmap.com)
8179.
8 Management Lessons I Learned Working At Apple (businessinsider.com)
8180.
Get more call-backs with message referencing (alexblom.com)
8181.
Don’t Take Your Users To School (codehenge.net)
8182.
The Giant Robot Project (jamius.com)
8183.
Introducing students to the world of open source: Day 2 | opensource.com (opensource.com)
8184.
Our product GeniusWiki is free now (geniuswiki.com)
8185.
Laugh at the authorities if you want, but don't expect them to get the joke (independent.co.uk)
8186.
Hacker manages to run OpeniBoot on iPod Touch 4G (gadgetglass.com)
8187.
VoteOnPlay (winner, Startup Weekend Dallas) (voteonplay.com)
8188.
A creative retreat in the digital age (latimes.com)
8189.
Ask HN: What are some good strategies for finding opportunities in hardship? ()
8190.
Fastest supercomputer is the Chinese Tianhe-1A system (top500.org)