October 2014 Archive
1921.
Bringing Interoperable Real-Time Communications to the Web (blogs.msdn.com)
1922.
Why's it easier to teach girls to code than teach ourselves to treat women well? (blog.lizdenys.com)
1923.
Using knitr and pandoc to create reproducible scientific reports (galahad.well.ox.ac.uk)
1924.
Freezing out Fukushima's radioactive water (aljazeera.com)
1925.
Show HN: Sift – A lightweight and easy-to-use tool for accessing your clouds (github.com)
1926.
Sex Is Sex. But Money Is Money (medium.com)
1927.
Show HN: Open-Source Parse (Startup School 2014) (divide.io)
1928.
The Common Lisp Condition System (en.wikibooks.org)
1929.
Twitpic’s Future (blog.twitpic.com)
1930.
The Star7 PDA Prototype, Genesis of Java [video] (1992) (youtube.com)
1931.
A look inside Facebook's source code: Part 2 (sintheticlabs.com)
1932.
Show HN: FormKeep – Form endpoints for designers and developers (formkeep.com)
1933.
The day of the technopath (thesprawl.org)
1934.
What Old Transit Maps Can Teach Us About a City's Future (citylab.com)
1935.
Still working on reproducible builds (christophe.rhodes.io)
1936.
Building a CPU simulator in Python (pythondiary.com)
1937.
Deep analysis of a modern web site [pdf] (dendory.net)
1938.
Terrestriality (theappendix.net)
1939.
I want my Apple back (blog.svpino.com)
1940.
How Bad UX Killed Jenny (medium.com)
1941.
Intro to D3 (square.github.io)
1942.
Former CBS News reporter links her computer intrusions to Benghazi reporting (washingtonpost.com)
1943.
Rebuilding the Shopify Admin: Improving Productivity by Deleting 28k Lines of JS (shopify.com)
1944.
Tree visitors in Clojure (ibm.com)
1945.
Mothers’ brains show similar responses to her baby and her dog (news.harvard.edu)
1946.
Human vs. Squirrel: The Battle of Wits Is On (nautil.us)
1947.
Marc Andreessen Annotates Paul Krugman's Amazon Op-Ed (tech.genius.com)
1948.
Why women leave tech: It's the culture (fortune.com)
1949.
How Entanglement-Generating Satellites Will Make the Quantum Internet Global (technologyreview.com)
1950.
Design for Assembly in KiCad (rheingoldheavy.com)