May 2013 Archive
8791.
Emacs Lisp: Toggle Between a Clojure String and Keyword (blog.jayfields.com)
8792.
French Efforts to Block Sale of Stake in Video Site to Yahoo Are Criticized (dealbook.nytimes.com)
8793.
Looks like you’re after an excellent candidate (kevinjohngallagher.com)
8794.
Pre-Launch Marketing (whitetailsoftware.com)
8795.
Drones Hit New Turf: U.S. Farmland (online.wsj.com)
8796.
The Smallest Details Matter (medium.com)
8797.
Go 1.1 Release Candidate 1 (groups.google.com)
8798.
NIST issues major revision of core computer security guide: SP 800-53 (eurekalert.org)
8799.
Instabug wins first in MIT competition (instabug.io)
8800.
API Design Goals (jsantell.com)
8801.
MUSE: The Brain-Sensing Headband that lets you control things with your mind. (indiegogo.com)
8802.
Apple drinks the Microsoft Kool Aid, bases iOS 7 on Windows 8 "Metro" (blogs.computerworld.com)
8803.
Inherent dorkiness of Google glass (wired.com)
8804.
What’s New in Node.js and libuv – May 2, 2013 (Debugger, new API & more) (blog.strongloop.com)
8805.
Warren Buffet joins Twitter (twitter.com)
8806.
Developers Get Better With Age (wired.com)
8807.
Writing An LRU Cache (openmymind.net)
8808.
An Arduino-based robot for people who don’t know how to build robots (arstechnica.com)
8809.
Intel chooses insider for top spot (nasdaq.com)
8810.
Show HN: Random Access Memories - Watch that CPU scream! (dl.dropboxusercontent.com)
8811.
Marco Arment opts his blog out of Pocket (alpha.app.net)
8812.
Principal fires security guards to hire art teachers (dailynightly.nbcnews.com)
8813.
The first digital 'compound eye' camera sees 180 degrees, near-infinite DoF (extremetech.com)
8814.
The Shape of Everything: Acorn 4 (shapeof.com)
8815.
The 21 Skills of a Full Stack Marketer (wadefoster.net)
8816.
Angie’s List: Bad Idea + Bad Business = Wall Street Fiction (citronresearch.com)
8817.
Instagram Deal is Looking Better and Better (dealbook.nytimes.com)
8818.
JsZipper : Play2 Json Advanced (& Monadic) Manipulations (mandubian.com)
8819.
The Mailbox App's Pitfall (medium.com)
8820.
Dutch police may get right to hack in cyber crime fight (bbc.co.uk)