October 2015 Archive
2971.
The Cool Girl Trap: Or, Why Sexism in Tech Isn’t Going Away (medium.com)
2972.
Google Drive seems to be down
2973.
Show HN: Tinder for Ideas (posyt.com)
2974.
The regional phenomenon of tarantism: tarantula-bitten women cured by dance (atlasobscura.com)
2975.
The Doxing Trend (schneier.com)
2976.
Show HN: Easily Add a CMS to Your JavaScript App (github.com)
2977.
Ask HN: Is there a better way to manage assets and transactions aside from Mint
2978.
Don't be a Stanford Asshole (48hills.org)
2979.
PHPBack – Open-Source Feedback System (phpback.org)
2980.
Signs That Silicon Valley's Tech Bubble Is Bursting (forbes.com)
2981.
Study Suggests Talk Therapy Eases Symptoms Of Schizophrenia (npr.org)
2982.
The first autonomous vehicle race was in 2004 (joabj.com)
2983.
Snickerdoodle is a $55 mini PC for DIY robotics (and more) (liliputing.com)
2984.
How We Use Deep Learning to Classify Business Photos at Yelp (engineeringblog.yelp.com)
2985.
How I Ended Up Purchasing and Owning Google.com via Google Domains (linkedin.com)
2986.
Show HN: Filter – News from Twitter Communities (filter.news)
2987.
NFL Gets Prominent Sports Sites Suspended From Twitter For Posting Vines & GIFs (techcrunch.com)
2988.
360 Video Library (github.com)
2989.
Cool shit in Foundation 6 (zurb.com)
2990.
Drawing under the microscope (blogs.royalsociety.org)
2991.
A Writer’s Haunting Trip Through the Horrors of Indonesian History (newyorker.com)
2992.
Show HN: Schema – API to Build and Scale Ecommerce (schema.io)
2993.
Scientists Control a Fly's Heart with a Laser (spectrum.ieee.org)
2994.
Nicholas Felton Recorded His Personal Data for 10 Years (wired.com)
2995.
The Future of History? It's Already Here (historybuff.com)
2996.
Show HN: WSCombinator – Hacker News and World Star Hiphop (news.worldstarcombinator.com)
2997.
Genetic Chimera: Man Who Was Never Born Fathers a Child (neatorama.com)
2998.
Visualizing signatures of human activity in cities across the globe (arxiv.org)
2999.
Darpa SyNAPSE Program (2013) (artificialbrains.com)
3000.
NASA released 8400 hi-res pics of the Apollo missions on Flickr (flickr.com)