February 2015 Archive
3781.
Making the Case for Progressive JavaScript (vs. Isomorphic JavaScript) (medium.com)
3782.
How do security issues happen? (reactos.org)
3783.
Reusability Revival (thespacereview.com)
3784.
Ejabberd 15.02 has been released (blog.process-one.net)
3785.
Under the hood of I2P, the Tor alternative that reloaded Silk Road (arstechnica.com)
3786.
Towards Optimal Sorting Networks: The Third Level (arxiv.org)
3787.
Spherical Textures (vterrain.org)
3788.
UMass Amherst Revises Approach, Accepts Iranian Students into Science Programs (umass.edu)
3789.
Model of a zombie outbreak in Sweden, Norway and Finland (Denmark is fine) (maxberggren.github.io)
3790.
The Case for Flux (medium.com)
3791.
The Perils of Implementing Functor in Java (jnape.com)
3792.
Destroyed by the Espionage Act (firstlook.org)
3793.
300 awesome free things: A massive list of free resources you should know (thenextweb.com)
3794.
White House Names DJ Patil as the First US Chief Data Scientist (wired.com)
3795.
Google open sources a MapReduce framework for C/C++ (google-opensource.blogspot.com)
3796.
Some notes on SuperFish (blog.erratasec.com)
3797.
This insane Mac-powered bicycle from 1991 will make you jealous as hell (fusion.net)
3798.
Financial Event Study Conducted in iPython Notebook (quantopian.com)
3799.
The Boys Who Loved Birds: After the Iron Curtain (thebigroundtable.com)
3800.
Thoughts on Hustling: Why Some Founders Win and Others Don't (blog.onevest.com)
3801.
Show HN: Instantly develop web apps on-line with Rapidoid framework + Java 8 (rapidoid.io)
3802.
3D printing produces a perfect replica of a sixth-century sword (cnet.com)
3803.
Europe’s War Against US Tech Giants Is Seeing Increasing Friendly Fire Incidents (rudebaguette.com)
3804.
Lenovo officially apologizes on Twitter (twitter.com)
3805.
“I preferred self-publishing to working with the world’s biggest publisher” (medium.com)
3806.
Language change: slowly does it (economist.com)
3807.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella Looks to a Future Beyond Windows (bloomberg.com)
3808.
Node.js fork JXcore goes open source, aims for mobile developers (infoworld.com)
3809.
Darkness Visible (1989) (vanityfair.com)
3810.
Microsoft has updated Windows Defender to root out the Superfish adware (theverge.com)