May 2017 Archive
5581.
Stanford marshmallow experiment (en.wikipedia.org)
5582.
​OpenStack: Costs less, does more (zdnet.com)
5583.
Uber hires Raquel Urtasun (wired.com)
5584.
Get started making music (learningmusic.ableton.com)
5585.
GPUs Everywhere: New Instances in Microsoft Azure Cloud (blogs.nvidia.com)
5586.
Facebook Is Down (facebook.com)
5587.
3M Instacart Orders, Open Sourced (tech.instacart.com)
5588.
Practical Machine Learning in Ruby [video] (youtube.com)
5589.
Mutation Testing Meets Symbolic Execution (stanislaw.github.io)
5590.
Purposehood - live well, do good, be happy
5591.
Amazon Is Dominating Google in the Voice-Activated Speaker Race (bloomberg.com)
5592.
Startups and the art of asking questions (medium.com)
5593.
Digital Marketing agency (eetti.com)
5594.
Show HN: Save, version and sync Chrome DevTools Styles changes (finch.io)
5595.
Chinese tech giants fight a bloody war for SEA. Local casualties are expected (techinasia.com)
5596.
News with Sentiments (github.com)
5597.
Election Hacks Are Beginning to Look Like the New Normal – MIT Technology Review (technologyreview.com)
5598.
Complete BBC Micro Games Archive (bbcmicro.co.uk)
5599.
Parseable CloudFormation Specifications (github.com)
5600.
What should your MVP look like? A Technical Feasibility Scan helps you find out (articles.squads.com)
5601.
How to fake an APT28 attack: danger of single source data in threat intelligence (blog.0day.rocks)
5602.
Amazon Alexa Calling and Messaging (amazon.com)
5603.
Intel's Management Engine is a security hazard, users need a way to disable it (eff.org)
5604.
Another perspective on Value Objects (drivy.engineering)
5605.
Khan Academy SAT Practice linked to average gains of 115 points (collegeboard.org)
5606.
Learning by flip-flopping (chris-said.io)
5607.
Show HN: Juicebox – A turntable.fm alternative (juicebox.dj)
5608.
I'm a Man Who Was Sexually Harassed by a Woman (time.com)
5609.
Man accused of harassing a female dev rejected from Google-led organization (businessinsider.com)
5610.
Almost 10 percent of Dublin workers are software developers (irishtechnews.ie)