May 2013 Archive
19471.
QBS: Query-by-Synthesis - A way to optimize by pushing app logic to query (people.csail.mit.edu)
19472.
Early Birds (on early morning productivity) (ariejan.net)
19473.
Bohr's trip about spin (commandcenter.blogspot.in)
19474.
Algorithm Finds Top Programmers, No Resume Required (hereandnow.wbur.org)
19475.
Food Swapping (bbc.co.uk)
19476.
Xbox One: It's not just about gaming (jarqu.es)
19477.
Super Bowl 2016 comes to Silicon Valley (san francisco) (nfl.com)
19478.
The Story of an Eyewitness [SF 1906 Earthquake] (london.sonoma.edu)
19479.
Five unanswered questions about the Xbox One (reviews.cnet.com)
19480.
Automate Repetitive Typing with Snippits for Linux. (lifehacker.com)
19481.
The curious story of how the lie detector came to be (bbc.co.uk)
19482.
Ratcheting up support for non CC payment options: Say Hello to bank_account (blog.spreedly.com)
19483.
Sharyl Attkisson's computers compromised (politico.com)
19484.
Wall Street's Giants Try 'Flow Monster' Formula (online.wsj.com)
19485.
Prepare now for the end of Windows XP and Office 2003 support (gartner.com)
19486.
My encounter with David Karp (luisivan.net)
19487.
Big tech skills gap. Let’s do something about it (blog.splinter.me)
19488.
Testers and Developers, Can We Please Get Along? (blog.smartbear.com)
19489.
Art Ludwig's sound page (silcom.com)
19490.
Dutch Eco-Engineering: Using Nature to Protect Against Climate Change (techonomy.com)
19491.
Bill Burr on Steve Jobs (youtube.com)
19492.
Never Wanted to Start Company Says Twitter Founder (Video) (bizjournals.com)
19493.
Image Processing toolkit for .NET framework using C++ AMP (blogs.msdn.com)
19494.
Pragmatic python versioning via setuptools and git tags (blogs.nopcode.org)
19495.
How diamonds took over the world (benyu.org)
19496.
Red Code, Green Code (blog.newrelic.com)
19497.
Startupbootcamp Accelerator Offers Participants A $1M Loan (thenextweb.com)
19498.
2015 Honda Pilot (hondatest.com)
19499.
Facebook code hints that hashtags could be coming to the service (insidefacebook.com)
19500.
Sendhub sending unsolicited SMS ()