January 2016 Archive
721.
What a PhD Really Means in the US National Security Community (news.vice.com)
722.
Why 2015 Was a Breakthrough Year in Artificial Intelligence (bloomberg.com)
723.
U.S. blocks Philips' $3.3B sale of Lumileds to Asian buyers (reuters.com)
724.
NayuOS – Chromebooks without Google (nexedi.com)
725.
First Nation's clay kills antibiotic-resistant bacteria in lab tests (cbc.ca)
726.
How Following Others Will Leave You Broke (calmscience.net)
727.
How to Name Clojure Functions (stuartsierra.com)
728.
A Minimum Viable Product Is Not a Product, It’s a Process (themacro.com)
729.
Ford says it conducted successful tests of driverless cars in snowy conditions (bbc.com)
730.
Yahoo planning 10% layoffs as early as this month, report says (bizjournals.com)
731.
The Same User Interface Mistakes Over and Over (prog21.dadgum.com)
732.
Unix History Repository (github.com)
733.
Why isn't HTTPS everywhere yet? (webappsec-test.info)
734.
Feds Raid Hoverboard Booth at CES (bloomberg.com)
735.
Idris, a language that will change the way you think about programming (2015) (crufter.com)
736.
“My tires have RFID tags in them. Yours probably do also” (twitter.com)
737.
Time’s Almost Reversible Arrow (quantamagazine.org)
738.
Paul Allen's yacht destroyed 14,000 sq.ft of reef in the West Bay Caymans (caymannewsservice.com)
739.
Microchip Technology to Buy Atmel for Nearly $3.6B (nytimes.com)
740.
VR First by Crytek (vrfirst.cryengine.com)
741.
Be your own video hoster with Docker and Nginx (datarhei.github.io)
742.
100 Days of Swift (samvlu.com)
743.
Japan Must Let Zombie Companies Die (bloombergview.com)
744.
Two Brothers Making Millions Off the Refugee Crisis in Scandinavia (bloomberg.com)
745.
Show HN: CMS.js – Fully Client-Side JavaScript Site Generator (cdmedia.github.io)
746.
You can't trust Amazon Underground (discours.es)
747.
Oracle deprecating Java applets in Java 9 (blogs.oracle.com)
748.
Headphone and Amp Impedance (2011) (nwavguy.blogspot.com)
749.
Babylonians Were Using Geometry Centuries Earlier Than Thought (smithsonianmag.com)
750.
Herbie: Automatically rewrites expressions to minimize floating point error (github.com)