September 2016 Archive
4171.
GitLab secures $20M Series B (techcrunch.com)
4172.
Adblock Plus finds the end-game of its business model: Selling ads (arstechnica.com)
4173.
The Future Is Software Engineers Who Can't Code (qz.com)
4174.
Microsoft researchers achieve speech recognition milestone (blogs.microsoft.com)
4175.
Nextdoor, a local social network, has launched in the UK (blog.nextdoor.com)
4176.
Show HN: ServsUp.co – Server status monitor designed for local/private networks (servsup.co)
4177.
How iOS 10 engulfed a corporate wifi network (appneta.com)
4178.
Brakeman Pro Engine Is Here (brakemanpro.com)
4179.
Wada hacking scandal: debate turns to the use of powerful legal drugs (theguardian.com)
4180.
Show HN: Reflexio (github.com)
4181.
A History of Haskell: Being Lazy with Class (2007) [pdf] (research.microsoft.com)
4182.
Burnout (hitreply.co)
4183.
What Happens When Judges Pull the Plug on Rural America (backchannel.com)
4184.
Lego's Solution to Boring Meetings (lego.com)
4185.
Amazon API Update – New Features Simplify API Development (aws.amazon.com)
4186.
Ask HN: Startup lottery
4187.
Elixir Video User Profile Service for the Olympics – Application Teardown (medium.com)
4188.
Indigenous Australians most ancient civilisation on Earth, DNA study confirms (theguardian.com)
4189.
Incentivized Mesh Networking Platform (hack.ether.camp)
4190.
OpenSSL Security Update - 1.1.0a, 1.0.2i, and 1.0.1u (blogs.akamai.com)
4191.
A new Amazon seller scam (rwmj.wordpress.com)
4192.
WebGL Music Visualizer (do.adive.in)
4193.
The Verge's Deputy Editor Chris Ziegler Was Working for Apple for Two Months (gizmodo.com)
4194.
Scientists Discover a Jewel at the Heart of Quantum Physics (wired.com)
4195.
Final Fantasy VII – 1997 Developer Interviews (shmuplations.com)
4196.
Do our brains have extraordinary untapped powers? (theguardian.com)
4197.
Azure now has full LB and VM IPv6 support (azure.microsoft.com)
4198.
It’s Official: We’re Going to Mars (futurism.com)
4199.
Ask HN: How to find part-time local/remote tech jobs (Montreal)
4200.
Systems We Love (systemswe.love)