May 2014 Archive
5311.
Search your starred GitHub repos from the shell (jacksongariety.github.io)
5312.
The Collective Intelligence of the Web (newyorker.com)
5313.
Why That Video Went Viral (nytimes.com)
5314.
The future of scripting in Unity3D (blogs.unity3d.com)
5315.
Famo.us/Angular is now open source (thomasstreet.com)
5316.
LoopBack Android SDK 1.3 introduces User Auth and Storage Service (strongloop.com)
5317.
The Mac-ifying of the Linux Desktop (linux.com)
5318.
Advice to Young, Unemployed Workers (fee.org)
5319.
Hand-crafted IP packets with Form RFC 791: "Print legibly and press hard." (twitter.com)
5320.
Script-injected "async scripts" considered harmful (igvita.com)
5321.
Google Glass Doesn’t Have a Privacy Problem. You Do. (time.com)
5322.
Too Much Information? Facebook, Google Face Backlash Over Logins (online.wsj.com)
5323.
Skinny wormholes could send messages through time (newscientist.com)
5324.
Show HN: White Label Open Source Cryptocurrency Exchange (wlox.io)
5325.
Running a Design of Experiments on Rescale (blog.rescale.com)
5326.
2014's Internet belongs to cord cutters (zdnet.com)
5327.
Browser Mantra For Security Testing (getmantra.com)
5328.
AT&T hacker invoices Justice Dept. for time spent in prison – 28,296 Bitcoins (rt.com)
5329.
Citra, an early 3DS emulator (WIP) (github.com)
5330.
Primer on Deep Learning (datarobot.com)
5331.
Netflix Eventually Wants To Read Your Mind (businessinsider.com)
5332.
Secret is helping create a more transparent world (polaske.tumblr.com)
5333.
How to Increase IQ? (iqmindware.com)
5334.
Coding Schools Tone Down Rosy Job Script (online.wsj.com)
5335.
Sensibo: Make any air conditioner smart (indiegogo.com)
5336.
Google Chrome 35 beta adds much needed DirectWrite font rendering on Windows (istartedsomething.com)
5337.
Google Overtakes Apple As The World's Most Valuable Brand (businessinsider.com)
5338.
Pulling back the curtain on p-values or How I learned to love small data (conversionxl.com)
5339.
How Does a Match Burn in a Spacecraft? (alum.mit.edu)
5340.
FBI 'could hire hackers on cannabis' to fight cybercrime (bbc.co.uk)