May 2014 Archive
4651.
Negotiated Out of a Job (insidehighered.com)
4652.
Please stop calling everything a 'hack' (gizmodo.com)
4653.
60,000 jobs VS a killing machine. (fa-18.com)
4654.
Ask HN: Would you sign up for a sales bootcamp?
4655.
Ask HN: Productivity tools for windows 8? ()
4656.
Ask HN: How does Amazon make use of Mechanical Turk? ()
4657.
Ask HN: What would happen if we did away with the patent system? ()
4658.
What your framework never told you about SQL injection protection (codeyellow.nl)
4659.
Using Bitcoin for universally trustless randomness (pastebin.com)
4660.
It's the last day to apply to Startup School New York ()
4661.
Systemd Continues Getting Bigger, Almost At 550k Lines Of Code (phoronix.com)
4662.
Why the Solar Roadways Project on Indiegogo is Actually Really Silly (equities.com)
4663.
Why Solar (Freakin) Roadways will never exist (youtube.com)
4664.
Paypal rips Spotify's design (instagram.com)
4665.
Why students using laptops learn less in class even when really taking notes (m.washingtonpost.com)
4666.
Ship loses more than 500 containers in heavy seas (edition.cnn.com)
4667.
Some guy is really upset about Chrome's dppx dpi warnings (code.google.com)
4668.
JINS MEME, smart glasses you want to wear (jins-jp.com)
4669.
Ask HN: How would I go about replacing my Macbook LCD with one that uses e-ink? ()
4670.
Ask HN: Does PayPal Discourage Sales? ()
4671.
Carl Haber and the Earliest Recorded Sounds (newyorker.com)
4672.
SubList: Email subscriptions for blogs (sublist.io)
4673.
Why you should use Rails over PHP (sentia.com.au)
4674.
Grids for web layouts with no gutters: simpler, more practical and more flexible (ilyabirman.net)
4675.
Ask HN – What payment services auto-distribute for collaborative works? ()
4676.
Show HN: A New Breadboard with no wires or jumpers (signup.smartbreadboard.com )
4677.
Why are some companies migrating from Ruby to Clojure for performance? ()
4678.
Intuit acquires Check for $360M (zdnet.com)
4679.
Study: Millennials Poised to Shake Up Corporate America (blogs.wsj.com)
4680.
The Abject Failure of Weak Typing (techblog.realestate.com.au)