November 2018 Archive
8071.
Homotopy Type Theory: Univalent Foundations of Mathematics (2013) (homotopytypetheory.org)
8072.
Rawact: Compile React.js components into native DOM instructions (github.com)
8073.
Animating NBA Games with Matplotlib and Pandas (medium.com)
8074.
MongoDB for Mobile (mongodb.com)
8075.
A Quick Note on SSPLv1 (blog.licensezero.com)
8076.
Arm’s CTO Mike Muller: Computing Way Outside of a Box (semiengineering.com)
8077.
How to Hide Security Cameras Effectively (smarthomequest.com)
8078.
ApproxJoin: approximate distributed joins (blog.acolyer.org)
8079.
How to Engineer Biology (blogs.scientificamerican.com)
8080.
Chromium: Notifying users of unclear subscription pages (blog.chromium.org)
8081.
Organized List of Chromium Design Documents (github.com)
8082.
May You Live in Epic Times (ribbonfarm.com)
8083.
Packaging Applications in a Serverless World (youtube.com)
8084.
A Lap Around Functions 2.0 (serverless360.com)
8085.
Othello for Desktop, Mobile and Web: An AI and GUI Exercise (hanshq.net)
8086.
Where the streets have no change: how buskers are surviving in cashless times (theguardian.com)
8087.
Zimbabwe has a new ride hailing service (iafrikan.com)
8088.
Apple Rejects Whatsapp Sticker Apps (forums.developer.apple.com)
8089.
Check in, check up, and make sure everyone gets the message (medium.com)
8090.
AI in Data Analytics (zepto.io)
8091.
You don't understand probability (medium.com)
8092.
Blockchain History: 2003 – Cornell Prof. Emin Gün Sirer Publishes “Karma” (medium.com)
8093.
Google Curbs Forced Arbitration After Protest on Harassment (bloomberg.com)
8094.
Great interactive tutorial for learning Git branching (and more) (learngitbranching.js.org)
8095.
Show HN: Chakras and Kundalini all over again (karma-engineering.com)
8096.
ODE:s can be used to simulate Turing Machines (researchgate.net)
8097.
American Political Candidate Logos (politicsanddesign.com)
8098.
Against the Current: What We Learned from Eve (beta.observablehq.com)
8099.
Paul Allen Remembered (edge.org)
8100.
Show HN: Sherlock – give your iOS simulator superpowers (sherlock.inspiredcode.io)