July 2014 Archive
5671.
Fanfiction, Graphs, and PageRank (colah.github.io)
5672.
New NYC Programming Language Meetup Group (meetup.com)
5673.
Mailpile now supported on Sandstorm (blog.sandstorm.io)
5674.
How Twitch’s Founders Turned an Aimless Reality Show Into a Video Juggernaut (recode.net)
5675.
We ❤ Swift (weheartswift.com)
5676.
Apple – Pride (youtube.com)
5677.
Inequality Talk Is About Grabbing (overcomingbias.com)
5678.
Neuroscience music app's claims thoroughly debunked (wired.com)
5679.
Raised by the Internet, drafted to defend it (dailydot.com)
5680.
Haskell numeric types: quick reference (martingalemeasure.wordpress.com)
5681.
Having trouble coming up with a name for your startup? (codepen.io)
5682.
GitHub Enterprise 11.10.341 (github.com)
5683.
Uber faces stiff opposition from the South Australian Government (adelaidenow.com.au)
5684.
20 Free Bootstrap Templates (designerledger.com)
5685.
Linkers and Loaders (iecc.com)
5686.
Golang, working with Microsoft Excel (noypi-linux.blogspot.com)
5687.
How big a deal is replication failure? (marginalrevolution.com)
5688.
Swift Arrays are Fixed (medium.com)
5689.
Fireworks filmed with a drone (youtube.com)
5690.
Magic: The Gathering is Turing complete (boingboing.net)
5691.
The ugly truth about 3D printing (cgtrader.com)
5692.
Pepper-spray drone offered to South African mines for strike control (theguardian.com)
5693.
Superclass: 14 of the world’s best living programmers (itworld.com)
5694.
Paper-Thin iPhone 6 Screen Extreme Torture Test – Almost Indestructible (businessinsider.com)
5695.
Apple Patents A Way To Make All-Glass iphones, ipads, Monitors And Tvs (bestpcinfos.com)
5696.
Telecommunications Infrastructure in Manhattan (cromwell-intl.com)
5697.
The biggest violation of OpenStreetMap, ever (lists.openstreetmap.org)
5698.
The ‘perfect Aryan’ child used in Nazi propaganda was actually Jewish (washingtonpost.com)
5699.
Apple Patents A Way To Make All-Glass iPhones, iPads, Monitors And TVs (techcrunch.com)
5700.
“HummingBoard” looks like a Raspberry Pi but packs in more power (arstechnica.com)