October 2014 Archive
991.
Curry-Howard, the Ontological Ultimate (psnively.github.io)
992.
Ask HN: ”Coffee date” etiquette
993.
64-bit Android L developer preview (plus.google.com)
994.
The Human Factor – the 2009 crash of Air France Flight 447 (vanityfair.com)
995.
Farewell CoffeeScript (github.com)
996.
Analyze Your HN Posts with Watson User Modeling (hn.mybluemix.net)
997.
Ducksboard is joining New Relic (ducksboard.com)
998.
OpenBSD Passes 300,000 Commits (undeadly.org)
999.
Storage Scalability in Docker (developerblog.redhat.com)
1000.
Sourcery (YC W13) Raises $2.5M to Connect Kitchens and Local Food Suppliers (techcrunch.com)
1001.
Fun with Dependent Types in Haskell (alfredodinapoli.com)
1002.
Neural Turing Machines [pdf] (arxiv.org)
1003.
Mechanical Turk: The New Face of Behavioral Science? (priceonomics.com)
1004.
Steve Wozniak to teach at University of Technology, Sydney (arnnet.com.au)
1005.
Redis Sentinel properties and fail scenarios (antirez.com)
1006.
Ireland to close corporate tax loophole used by Google and others (latimes.com)
1007.
Why firms don't want you to be brilliant at your job (bbc.com)
1008.
Varnish 4.0.2 released (varnish-cache.org)
1009.
Less.Mail – An email assistant that makes you work less (less.robinlabs.com)
1010.
IBM Paying Globalfoundries $1.5B to Take Unit in Retreat from Chips (bloomberg.com)
1011.
Hoverboard? Still in the Future (nytimes.com)
1012.
SAT solving – An alternative to brute force Bitcoin mining (2013) (jheusser.github.io)
1013.
Check that your Node.js project is well written, secure and follow conventions (github.com)
1014.
Crash-only software: More than meets the eye (2006) (lwn.net)
1015.
The Reddit world map – How to map out online social networks (randalolson.com)
1016.
Type-safe Transducers in Clojure, Scala, and Haskell (blog.podsnap.com)
1017.
Show HN: HelloBitcoin. A “Hello World” of Bitcoin, Written in Go (github.com)
1018.
Atari 2600 transistor-level simulation (blog.visual6502.org)
1019.
Amazon just told me to log into someone else's account – and delete it (ousbey.com)
1020.
Retailers are disabling NFC readers to shut out Apple Pay (theverge.com)