January 2018 Archive
1951.
Measuring the Spectral Characteristics of a Light Therapy Lamp (justinmklam.com)
1952.
Casting in ATS (bluishcoder.co.nz)
1953.
I’m taking a break from cron.weekly (ma.ttias.be)
1954.
Donald Knuth celebrated his 80th birthday in Piteå (translate.google.se)
1955.
Konrad Kujau, Who Forged Hitler's Diaries (theawl.com)
1956.
Facebook is shutting down M, its personal assistant service (theverge.com)
1957.
Netflix adds 8.3M subscribers in Q4, revenue up 33% (alphastreet.com)
1958.
Linux Kernel 4.15 Released (lkml.iu.edu)
1959.
The TX-2 Computer and Sketchpad (2012) [pdf] (ll.mit.edu)
1960.
Compiling a Subset of APL into a Typed Intermediate Language (2014) [pdf] (hiperfit.dk)
1961.
Quantified sickness when you have OpenAPS and the flu (diyps.org)
1962.
A conversation about how public transport really works (ftalphaville.ft.com)
1963.
Why Uber Can Find You but 911 Can’t (wsj.com)
1964.
Show HN: One Click Shrug Emoji Copy (copyshrugemoji.com)
1965.
No, machines can’t read better than humans (theverge.com)
1966.
Show HN: Pay-per-minute video/audio calls with WebRTC (eagledial.com)
1967.
UX Copywriting in Product Design (uxplanet.org)
1968.
ACM is Searching for a CEO (acm.org)
1969.
Heroin addiction in the U.S (vice.com)
1970.
Japan is embracing nursing-care robots (economist.com)
1971.
New Startup Working on Software to Help Government Fix Housing Problems (govtech.com)
1972.
Polymail (YC S16) looks to unify business email tools into a single web app (techcrunch.com)
1973.
Awl Ends (theawl.com)
1974.
Computer scientist uncovers clue to deciphering the Voynich manuscript (globalnews.ca)
1975.
I Am a 9 to 5 Developer (And So Can You) (exceptionnotfound.net)
1976.
Google Just Broke Amazon’s Workaround for YouTube on Fire TV (theverge.com)
1977.
Heroku Postgres PGX: Bigger Databases, Improved Infrastructure, Same Price (blog.heroku.com)
1978.
Vectorized Production Path Tracing (tabellion.org)
1979.
Construction Costs: Metro Stations (pedestrianobservations.com)
1980.
Most Important Penetration Testing Commands Cheat Sheet for Linux Machine (techincidents.com)