May 2015 Archive
12721.
FMRI of the Amygdala: All in Vein? (blogs.discovermagazine.com)
12722.
Terms for Assent to Party ()
12723.
Microsoft launches Earn Beta (earnbymicrosoft.com)
12724.
John Forbes Nash, Jr (en.wikipedia.org)
12725.
John Nash and Wife Killed in New Jersey Crash (abcnews.go.com)
12726.
The Anti-Surveillance State: Clothes and Gadgets Make You (Digitally) Invisible (alternet.org)
12727.
Raven – A drone story (medium.com)
12728.
Elon Musk (ft.com)
12729.
John F. Nash Jr., Mathematician Dies at 86 (nytimes.com)
12730.
As antitrust case looms, 'Peak Google' debated (phys.org)
12731.
Isaac Asimov on Creativity (technologyreview.com)
12732.
Princeton mathematician John Nash and his wife killed in car accident (qz.com)
12733.
On Beginning Software Delivery Acceleration (stackstorm.com)
12734.
Mobility is no answer to dispersion (interfluidity.com)
12735.
Psychedelics and the Religious Experience (bigthink.com)
12736.
Convert cURL Syntax to Python or Node.js Requests (github.com)
12737.
Write Job Descriptions to Which Developers Will Respond (medium.com)
12738.
'Beautiful Mind' mathematician John Nash, wife killed in car crash (cnn.com)
12739.
Notifying you of Changes to Notifications (updates.html5rocks.com)
12740.
Dr Nash’s seminal 1950 paper: “Equilibrium points in n-person games” (docdroid.net)
12741.
Importance of celebration in startups (buildingtolearn.wordpress.com)
12742.
My summer vacation in North Korea the world’s most repressive country (medium.com)
12743.
The Funny Found Poetry of Early-20th-Century Typeface Demos (slate.com)
12744.
Google still redirects BTWifi searches to nonssl (i.imgur.com)
12745.
A Brief History of Client-Side JS: Why React Is Awesome (prezi.com)
12746.
Nobel winner Nash critiques economic theory (2005) (browndailyherald.com)
12747.
Anti-Uber Ridesharing App Just Scored Its First Big Win (motherboard.vice.com)
12748.
Golang Playground (play.golang.org)
12749.
Patent for much cheaper and lighter telescope using mylar and laser (google.com)
12750.
Opt out of NSA's mass surveillance programs with privacy and encryption tools (privacytools.io)