April 2018 Archive
2071.
The Syntax and Semantics of Quantitative Type Theory (bentnib.org)
2072.
Why the F-35 Isn’t Good Enough for Japan (thediplomat.com)
2073.
Goodbye, Object Oriented Programming (2016) (medium.com)
2074.
Meet the startups racing to reinvent the meal (theguardian.com)
2075.
Finland to end basic income trial after two years (theguardian.com)
2076.
Unclaimed Baggage Center: The Shop for Lost Luggage (2015) (thepointsguy.com)
2077.
Ask HN: Why are Microsoft software installations so slow?
2078.
PagerDuty (YC S10) now at $100M in ARR (pagerduty.com)
2079.
Show HN: Unlimited Web-App Testing Service starts $99/month. First test is free (testrise.com)
2080.
How Many Genes Do Cells Need? Maybe Almost All of Them (quantamagazine.org)
2081.
Privacy underground: a class on privacy, held at a secret location (kategreen28.org)
2082.
Empirical explanation for Craig Wright's selfish mining Bitcoin bet (andygranowitz.com)
2083.
Playing it over and over again: how Casablanca was made (newstatesman.com)
2084.
What of the lowly page number (theoutline.com)
2085.
Archiveis: simple Python wrapper for the archive.is capturing service (github.com)
2086.
Techno-Fundamentalism Can’t Save You, Mark Zuckerberg (newyorker.com)
2087.
Ajit Pai faces heat over proposal to take away poor people’s broadband plans (arstechnica.com)
2088.
Ask HN: Is there a comphrenesive course or resource on understanding nutrition?
2089.
Show HN: TrebleMaker – AI-assisted song writing (treblemaker.ai)
2090.
A Lynching Memorial Is Opening (nytimes.com)
2091.
What happens when you run `cp` on the command line? (blog.safia.rocks)
2092.
John McAfee reveals he charges $105,000 per promotional cryptocurrency tweet (theverge.com)
2093.
Bootstrap 4.1 released (blog.getbootstrap.com)
2094.
Show HN: My winter project, BlockLike.js, an educational JavaScript library (blocklike.org)
2095.
2-Year Stanford Study Shows the Productivity Boost of Working from Home (inc.com)
2096.
What comes after senior developer? (christianheilmann.com)
2097.
China’s tech giants are venturing into autonomous driving (qz.com)
2098.
Node v10.0.0 Released (nodejs.org)
2099.
Collapse of Cryptocurrencies in Q1: Even the Biggest Crashed 67% to 88% (wolfstreet.com)
2100.
Facebook Is Trying to Exclude 1.5B Users from Stricter Privacy Regulation (gizmodo.com)