October 2012 Archive
3511.
Ask HN: Can someone annotate the presidential debate and fact check it? ()
3512.
D3.js - a JavaScript library for manipulating documents based on data (d3js.org)
3513.
ShowHN: Quickly find people with the right skills within your company (blog.discoursehq.com)
3514.
FedEx CIO Rob Carter talks real-time analytics (slashdot.org)
3515.
KnowledgeHives.com - Semantic Web technologies applied (semanticweb.com)
3516.
The Blue Collar Coder (dashes.com)
3517.
Your Design Is Wrong (And Here's Why) (flyosity.com)
3518.
Stewart / O'Reilly "Rumble 2012" cripples under load as stream goes live (therumble2012.com)
3519.
Payment Processing: How does Apple do payments so well? (quora.com)
3520.
Twitter: It’s time for patent trolls to bear the costs of frivolous lawsuits (gigaom.com)
3521.
How Reliable will the Falcon 9 be? (bentilly.blogspot.com)
3522.
Google Wallet: Person To Person Money Transfers, Paypal-Style Money Storage (androidpolice.com)
3523.
Why India’s newspaper industry is thriving. (newyorker.com)
3524.
How To Stop Sucking And Be Awesome Instead by Jeff Atwood (youtu.be)
3525.
C++ Quirks, Remembered (robey.lag.net)
3526.
Afterlife exists says top brain surgeon (telegraph.co.uk)
3527.
Design mistakes that cost me tens of thousands of dollars (webdesignerdepot.com)
3528.
South Korean chemical plant spill labelled 'special disaster zone' (blogs.nature.com)
3529.
Linux Foundation UEFI Secure Boot System for Open Source (linuxfoundation.org)
3530.
Race in College Admission – FAQ (talk.collegeconfidential.com)
3531.
You don't know what you're doing (and that's okay) (stefankendall.com)
3532.
Curiosity Rover Finds Rock Type That's Never Been Seen on Mars (wired.com)
3533.
The 2nd largest registrar stores passwords in cleartext (i.imgur.com)
3534.
How to Run a Wicked Fast WordPress Instance (danielmiessler.com)
3535.
The State of the Internet (businessinsider.com)
3536.
An Analysis of Android Architecture (os.ibds.kit.edu)
3537.
Show HN: a new take on a music player. early stage (github.com)
3538.
Ask HN: Getting custom electronics made ()
3539.
For extremists only: containers, calculus, comonads and combinatorics ahoy (stackoverflow.com)
3540.
Sprint Nextel Bought for About $20 Billion by Japan's Softbank (online.wsj.com)