March 2015 Archive
5971.
How Robots and Algorithms Are Taking Over (nybooks.com)
5972.
C# 6.0 Exception Filters and How they are much more than Syntactic Sugar (volatileread.com)
5973.
Frictionless Design Choices (blog.learningbyshipping.com)
5974.
15 helpful chrome extensions every developer should know (usersnap.com)
5975.
Twitter trends gives a json file instead of a web page (twitter.com)
5976.
New 3D printing technique inspired by Terminator 2​ (washingtonpost.com)
5977.
Gen. Petraeus’s Light Punishment (nytimes.com)
5978.
Machine Learning Startup Finds Investment Cues in Satellite Images (technologyreview.com)
5979.
The Smartphone Society (jacobinmag.com)
5980.
Simpson's Paradox (datagenetics.com)
5981.
4 Ways to Achieve Higher ROI Using the Crowd (blog.experimentengine.com)
5982.
Fancy Hands unveils Orri, an on-demand assistant you can pay as you go (theverge.com)
5983.
Ejabberd with Elixir (screencast) (blog.process-one.net)
5984.
Goodbye, IE: Microsoft Is Dumping the Internet Explorer Brand (geekwire.com)
5985.
MongoDB 2.6 vs. 3.0: 7x Throughput Improvements Measured with YCSB (mongodb.com)
5986.
Han Solo and Bayesian Priors (countbayesie.com)
5987.
Pinterest SEC Filing (sec.gov)
5988.
Microsoft is scrapping Internet explorer (qz.com)
5989.
Make Your New Hires Feel Welcome with Automated Onboarding (robots.thoughtbot.com)
5990.
At Google[x]: failure is indeed an option. So is changing the world (medium.com)
5991.
OpenSSL changes for Thursday's embargoed update apparently pushed to GitHub (twitter.com)
5992.
Journey into a CPU (imgur.com)
5993.
PLAYMessenger – Kids Chat App, Request for Feedback (apple.co)
5994.
Air Shepherd Drones Stop Elephant and Rhino Poaching (indiegogo.com)
5995.
The Steve Jobs You Didn't Know: Kind, Patient, and Human (m.fastcompany.com)
5996.
We are losing a generation of historical records (slate.com)
5997.
The Pigeonhole Principle and Hashing [pdf] (ugrad.cs.ubc.ca)
5998.
PyCharm Educational Edition (jetbrains.com)
5999.
NSCalendar additions in iOS 8 hidden in the headers (nshipster.com)
6000.
SeaLion – Linux server monitoring tool gets a major revamp (sealion.com)