July 2016 Archive
1651.
Sun's galactic journey linked to mass extinctions (2013) (abc.net.au)
1652.
I Teach Seniors How to Use Technology (medium.com)
1653.
The Apple Goes Mushy Part II: OS X's Interface Decline (nicholaswindsorhoward.com)
1654.
Narbacular Drop Technical Design Document [pdf] (nuclearmonkeysoftware.com)
1655.
A Twitter adaption of “Ulysses” reveals the secret of Bloomsday (theatlantic.com)
1656.
Welcome to the CRISPR Zoo (nature.com)
1657.
Docker Built-In Orchestration Ready for Production: Docker 1.12 Goes GA (blog.docker.com)
1658.
ANZ Bank's security incident response tool open sourced (theregister.co.uk)
1659.
Dudley Buck's Forgotten Cryotron Computer (2014) (spectrum.ieee.org)
1660.
SwiftKey app leaked users' email addresses and phone numbers to strangers (telegraph.co.uk)
1661.
FaRM: Fast Remote Memory (blog.carlosgaldino.com)
1662.
The person(s) behind the mirror (josephkirwin.com)
1663.
Making an Embedded DBMS JIT-Friendly (soft-dev.org)
1664.
Peter Thiel: Fake Culture Wars Only Distract Us from Our Economic Decline (realclearpolitics.com)
1665.
Meat Is Horrible (washingtonpost.com)
1666.
Why Microsoft is betting its future on AI (theverge.com)
1667.
Ask HN: Examples of elegant, non-trivial Smalltalk?
1668.
GM paid less for Cruise Automation than was reported (businessinsider.com)
1669.
Is It Safe To Assume 95%+ of Adtech Companies Are Full Of Shit? (2015) (reddit.com)
1670.
The Mixologist: How Mike Will Made It (newyorker.com)
1671.
The history of R's predecessor, S, from co-creator Rick Becker [video] (blog.revolutionanalytics.com)
1672.
Preserving the Sublime at One of the Darkest Places in America (vqronline.org)
1673.
Reverse engineering and exploitation of a Little Snitch vulnerability (sentinelone.com)
1674.
Generating naming languages (mewo2.com)
1675.
Open Letter to the Emacs Maintainers (medium.com)
1676.
Twitter Just Permanently Suspended Conservative Writer Milo Yiannopoulos (buzzfeed.com)
1677.
More Women Than Men Are Obese in America, and Gap Is Widening (2015) (npr.org)
1678.
The end of sprawl (washingtonpost.com)
1679.
Ask HN: Typical work hours
1680.
Peter Thiel's Heroic Political Fantasies (nytimes.com)