December 2013 Archive
1681.
Broken by Design: MongoDB Fault Tolerance (hackingdistributed.com)
1682.
Are HN submissions dominated by a small elite of users?
1683.
Target hackers stole encrypted bank PINs, according to source [video] (chicagotribune.com)
1684.
Team changes at Trigger.io (trigger.io)
1685.
Show HN: Proofville, A Competitive Editing Game – Crowdsource Your Proofreading (proofist.com)
1686.
Dart on track to becoming a standardized Ecma programming language (sdt.bz)
1687.
The Enchantments of Elm – writing a roguelike using FRP: Part 1 (sridattalabs.com)
1688.
Bitcoinity switches to mBTC (bitcoinity.org)
1689.
Something Out of Nothing (jamie-wong.com)
1690.
PhysicsJS Examples (wellcaffeinated.net)
1691.
A digestible introduction to the wave equation with working code (github.com)
1692.
Top Ceylon language features I wish we had in Java (blog.jooq.org)
1693.
The Database Administrator is dead (thenextweb.com)
1694.
New Mac Pro Available for Online Orders (store.apple.com)
1695.
Ask HN: How do I legally run a startup in US while on an F1 or H1B visa?
1696.
Windows XP end-of-life migration guide (zdnet.com)
1697.
Rackspace Unlikely to Withstand Amazon, Google Onslaught (blogs.barrons.com)
1698.
Mainframe2: Run any software in a browser (mainframe2.com)
1699.
Millions of Target shoppers face new debit card limits (in.reuters.com)
1700.
Visual C++ Refactoring (visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com)
1701.
Linux Mint 16 “Petra” Xfce RC released (blog.linuxmint.com)
1702.
Don’t Use Try/Catch (2010) (codebetter.com)
1703.
Show HN - Rich name popularity analysis via HTML5 (names.yafla.com)
1704.
Apple will require all new apps to be optimized for iOS 7 from February 1 (thenextweb.com)
1705.
JPMorgan Chase Building Bitcoin-Killer (letstalkbitcoin.com)
1706.
Kerckhoffs's principle (en.wikipedia.org)
1707.
Dyeing the cheese orange – Beware of benchmarks (onebigfluke.com)
1708.
Lark – A REST interface for Redis (github.com)
1709.
Build a Christmas List with Martini (blog.gopheracademy.com)
1710.
How Docker turned intricate Linux code into developer pixie dust (venturebeat.com)