May 2015 Archive
9241.
Ask HN: What is a pain point you have?
9242.
Clover On-Demand Dating App (itunes.apple.com)
9243.
Less LESS is More (also: is transpile a real word?) (berzniz.com)
9244.
Show HN: Twitter bot uses deep learning to “read” comics (twitter.com)
9245.
Appodeal – Mobile ads revenue optimizer. Free (appodeal.com)
9246.
Startup Noob Guide (for people asking you to be their CTO) (gist.github.com)
9247.
How TV Sex Got Real: The Internet (time.com)
9248.
How Elon Musk Willed SpaceX into Making the Cheapest Rockets Ever Created (motherboard.vice.com)
9249.
The Software Industry Is the Problem (2011) (queue.acm.org)
9250.
Bangladesh blogger Ananta Bijoy Das hacked to death (bbc.co.uk)
9251.
Why Facebook Instant Articles Are the Future of the Web (jasonlbaptiste.com)
9252.
How to pip install NumPy in two seconds flat (timstaley.co.uk)
9253.
Village Green Project (public air quality display) (villagegreen.airnowtech.org)
9254.
McDonald's Destroyed the Gut Bacteria of a College Kid in 10 Days (eater.com)
9255.
Getting a Job at McDonald's Harder Than Getting Accepted to the Ivy League (dark-bid.com)
9256.
Why I Teach Poetry to My Autistic Students (medium.com)
9257.
Show HN: Git.io/memes – Meme up your README.md file with some emoticons (github.com)
9258.
Facebook Visual Identity (officeofbenbarry.com)
9259.
Employing Millennials? Better think positive (viola-notes.com)
9260.
VENOM flaw, millions of virtual machines are vulnerable to attack (securityaffairs.co)
9261.
The Deadliest Jobs in America (bloomberg.com)
9262.
Go package for automation of Junos (Juniper Networks) devices (sdubs.org)
9263.
The Large Hadron Collider Just Detected Extremely Rare Particle Decays (gizmodo.com)
9264.
Magna Carta: 800 Years of Freedom (spiked-online.com)
9265.
An interview with Seymour Hersh (slate.com)
9266.
Startup Castle (startupcastle.org)
9267.
Bill Gates vs. Steve Jobs on Platforms (businessinsider.com)
9268.
10 Linux dream jobs: What's yours? (linux.com)
9269.
Conspire thing Idk trust to or not (conspire.com)
9270.
Chinese Search Company Baidu Built a Giant Artificial-Intelligence Supercomputer (technologyreview.com)