January 2013 Archive
811.
812.
Towards Learning From Losing Aaron Swartz: Part 2
(cyberlaw.stanford.edu)
813.
814.
Tesla produces 400 model S each week
(automotivediscovery.com)
815.
816.
Aaron Swartz & A Culture of Denial: Depression & Suicide in Tech
(psychcentral.com)
817.
Chuck Close on Creativity, Work Ethic, and Problem-Solving vs. Problem-Creating
(brainpickings.org)
818.
MIT Aaron Swartz report to be released “in a few weeks”
(tech.mit.edu)
819.
820.
Someone lucky got id Software's original NeXT hardware
(serverfault.com)
821.
822.
Gource - software version control visualization
(code.google.com)
823.
You Are Going to Die
(opinionator.blogs.nytimes.com)
825.
US free to grab EU data on American clouds
(euobserver.com)
826.
First mega.co.nz indexer and search engine
(mega-search.me)
827.
Colossal Cue Adventure: a Zork-style text-based programming adventure game
(adventure.cueup.com)
828.
Bpython is a fancy interface to Python
(bpython-interpreter.org)
829.
Writing is hard, so do it
(kyan.com)
830.
What the Obama IT team teaches us about polyglot programming
(blog.appfog.com)
831.
A love affair with PostgreSQL
(blog.remarkablelabs.com)
832.
Aaron Swartz: Idealist, Innovator—And Now Victim
(thedailymuse.com)
833.
If Everyone Knew
(ifeveryoneknew.com)
834.
Why was Earth bombarded with high-energy particles in the year 774?
(arstechnica.com)
835.
836.
Show HN: My first product. Thoughts?
(mandarintap.com)
837.
838.
Why Codeworkx ceased Development of CyanogenMod 10 for the Galaxy S3
(androidnext.de)
839.
840.
Adobe almost does something amazing by accident
(arstechnica.com)