October 2015 Archive
3481.
My recent (not so good) experience as a freelancer
3482.
Some sexist tropes in the Martian (medium.com)
3483.
Windows 10 upgrade nags become more aggressive, offer no opt-out (zdnet.com)
3484.
Ask HN: What books will stay relevant for many years to come?
3485.
White Americans Are Biggest Terror Threat in U.S (nbcnews.com)
3486.
Ask HN: Does YC Still Look at Applicant Comment Histories?
3487.
Ask HN: Is there a method for finding the optimal kerning?
3488.
Is Robinhood Brokerage running out of money
3489.
This is how you charge the new Apple Magic Mouse (i.imgur.com)
3490.
Japanese plant experts produce 10k lettuce heads a day in LED-lit indoor farm (independent.co.uk)
3491.
Sharing 3D models via the browser (sharemy3d.com)
3492.
How adblocking matures from no ads to safe ads (blogs.law.harvard.edu)
3493.
Show HN: I Created an Online Store with Jekyll and Stripe on GitHub Pages (jacobroy.quebec)
3494.
If Sweeden became a US state (mises.org)
3495.
Peeple, so-called “Yelp for people”, may be vaporware (m.snopes.com)
3496.
The Carbon3D printer pulls complex shapes out of a dish of plastic (wired.com)
3497.
Evaluating the Rescue of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac (libertystreeteconomics.newyorkfed.org)
3498.
The Internet of Things Will Make Manufacturing Smarter (industryweek.com)
3499.
Infographic about Hacker News Commenters (infograph.venngage.com)
3500.
Self-control saps memory resources (theguardian.com)
3501.
Ask HN: How to decide on Enterprise pricing
3502.
Ask HN: How much food labeled as “organic” is truly better for you?
3503.
Facebook’s “Trending” algorithm makes me ashamed (slate.com)
3504.
Why Self-Driving Cars Must Be Programmed to Kill (technologyreview.com)
3505.
Inside Fracking: Chevron offers a look (bakersfield.com)
3506.
Mendeley: Free reference manager and academic social network (mendeley.com)
3507.
Japan’s startup ecosystem gets lift from Silicon Valley’s Hiroshi Menjo (beaconreports.net)
3508.
Extending Python’s generators to support mainloops (chromano.me)
3509.
Beginning Clojure: Cursive (clojurescriptmadeeasy.com)
3510.
The New InfluxDB Storage Engine: A Time Structured Merge Tree (influxdb.com)