July 2016 Archive
2581.
Lifesum Raises 10M from Nokia Growth Partners (techcrunch.com)
2582.
Show HN: Pedant: Linting for English texts (github.com)
2583.
The Insect Portraits of Levon Biss (microsculpture.net)
2584.
DVD player found in Tesla car in May crash: Florida officials (reuters.com)
2585.
Microsoft Bob (toastytech.com)
2586.
Honda Has Developed a Hybrid Battery Without Chinese Rare Earths (fortune.com)
2587.
Show HN: Generate Donald Trump speeches with machine learning (ryansworks.com)
2588.
Westeros is poorly designed (medium.com)
2589.
Firmware exploit can defeat new Windows security features on Lenovo ThinkPads (pcworld.com)
2590.
Solving All the Wrong Problems (nytimes.com)
2591.
Brexit could cut London house prices by more than 30%, says bank (theguardian.com)
2592.
Show HN: Anonymous 5 mile radius chat for Pokemon Go using Firebase (radargo.wordpress.com)
2593.
Maps Design: Apple vs. Google vs. Transit (medium.com)
2594.
Probing quantum phenomena in tiny transistors (phys.org)
2595.
Sydney Schanberg has died (bbc.com)
2596.
Autoscaling in Kubernetes 1.3 (blog.kubernetes.io)
2597.
Nest Cams now try to detect if that thing moving around your house is a person (techcrunch.com)
2598.
The Future of the Past: Modernizing the New York Times Archive (open.blogs.nytimes.com)
2599.
10K Google Wi-Fi kiosks are collecting millions of faces and MAC addresses (massprivatei.blogspot.com)
2600.
Exceptions in OCaml (Reason) (charlesetc.com)
2601.
Hello World for the Next Generation (gigasquidsoftware.com)
2602.
Silicon Valley doesn’t care about black people (medium.com)
2603.
Show HN: We made a free introduction course to Ethereum and Blockchain (academy.b9lab.com)
2604.
CIA Director says he would resign if ordered to resume waterboarding (reuters.com)
2605.
Open Data Reveals $791M Error in Newly Adopted NYC Budget (iquantny.tumblr.com)
2606.
Danger – Stop Saying 'You Forgot To…' in Code Review (danger.systems)
2607.
Techmate (YC S16) Provides Ongoing Home Tech Support (themacro.com)
2608.
The PocketCHIP Is an Excellent Introduction to Absurdly Cheap Computing (kotaku.com)
2609.
Robotic stingray powered by light-activated muscle cells (sciencemag.org)
2610.
Success is not a matter of luck–it’s an algorithm (cnbc.com)