April 2013 Archive
6991.
Will Teachers Unions Kill Virtual Learning? (reason.com)
6992.
Amazon Letter to Shareholders 2013 (sec.gov)
6993.
On-Q-ity, a Cancer Diagnostic Company: R.I.P. (lifescivc.com)
6994.
MIT's Luminoso Claims It's Cracked the Code on Text Mining (mashable.com)
6995.
Our Infinite <table> (simple.com)
6996.
How to Get Chat Heads Without Dealing With Facebook Home (wired.com)
6997.
Show HN: vim-autoformat-rails. Format Ruby/HTML/CSS with a single command (github.com)
6998.
Google Acquires smartphone data analysis startup behav.io (behav.io)
6999.
How A Comfy Chair Crashed A Debugger (expectedresults.blogspot.com)
7000.
HTML5 Video Preload (stevesouders.com)
7001.
Why Developers Should Care About Oracle's Upcoming Appeal of the Google Lawsuit (blog.cloudbees.com)
7002.
Bitcoin is ludicrous, but it tells us something important about money (washingtonpost.com)
7003.
BrowserStack Screenshots + API (browserstack.com)
7004.
Twitter Music Will Integrate Spotify, Rdio, iTunes, Soundcloud, Vevo, YouTube (thenextweb.com)
7005.
What the Brain Can Tell Us About Art (nytimes.com)
7006.
Sanjay Dastoor (YC S12): A skateboard, with a boost (ted.com)
7007.
Ken Jennings: Watson, Jeopardy and me, the obsolete know-it-all (youtube.com)
7008.
How Jon Stwart Blew Up in China (newyorker.com)
7009.
Hawking: Mankind has 1,000 years to escape Earth (rt.com)
7010.
Predictive analytics and data sharing raise civil liberties concerns (radar.oreilly.com)
7011.
An AI powered frictionless Habit tracker (ikuramedia.wordpress.com)
7012.
RoadRash sequel on its way (kickstarter.com)
7013.
PayPal acquires 'growth-hacking' startup Iron Pearl (venturebeat.com)
7014.
Bootstrapping Is Insanely Hard (kevinelliott.net)
7015.
World's first uterus transplant woman pregnant (google.com)
7016.
To Be Born Poor Doesn't Mean You'll Always Be Poor (forbes.com)
7017.
XDress: Python wrapper generator for C/C++ (s3.amazonaws.com)
7018.
FontasticIcons for iOS (github.com)
7019.
Google Translate For Android Gets Offline Mode With Support For 50 Languages (techcrunch.com)
7020.
Physicists create vortex knot (anengineersaspect.tumblr.com)