July 2015 Archive
4621.
DeepStereo: Google quartet has method for new-view synthesis (phys.org)
4622.
“our monetization strategy mostly involves you giving us money” (comic.fosslien.com)
4623.
Brooks–Baxter War (en.wikipedia.org)
4624.
The literary history of duels (washingtonpost.com)
4625.
CloudFormation Template Generator (engineering.monsanto.com)
4626.
Ellen Pao's goodbye letter to Reddit: 'I'm just another human' (theverge.com)
4627.
Google Chrome is blocking direct access to several large torrent sites (torrentfreak.com)
4628.
Our design philosophy: What's yours? (medium.com)
4629.
Did hackers remotely execute 'unexplained' commands on German missile battery? (computerworld.com)
4630.
Women in Tech: The Struggle to Stay Technical (medium.com)
4631.
Dagen H (en.wikipedia.org)
4632.
New Tricks with Dynamic Proxies in Java 8 (part 1) (opencredo.com)
4633.
Elasticsearch with AWS Spot Instances (blog.pixlee.com)
4634.
US Navy SEALs conquer fear using four simple steps (qz.com)
4635.
I worked at HackingTeam, my emails were leaked to WikiLeaks and I’m ok with that (medium.com)
4636.
Richard Stallman: “A Systematic Effort to Attack GNU Packages” (phoronix.com)
4637.
The LHCb experiment at CERN discovers a new type of particle made up of 5 quarks (home.web.cern.ch)
4638.
Yanis Varoufakis opens up about his five month battle to save Greece (newstatesman.com)
4639.
Top 20 U.S. Cities – office space cost ()
4640.
Where are all the aliens? (qz.com)
4641.
Your Definition of a 10x Engineer Is a Pile of Crap (revelry.co)
4642.
Zesty (YC W14) Served $17M in Funding to Cater Beyond the Bay (techcrunch.com)
4643.
Walmart runs Clojure at Scale (blog.cognitect.com)
4644.
Show HN: From Idea to MVP in 24h Course (Angular + Firebase) (gumroad.com)
4645.
Utah’s famous Bonneville Salt Flats are disappearing (sltrib.com)
4646.
How to Get an Allocation (alcf.anl.gov)
4647.
Under the hood: Box's HHVM migration (code.facebook.com)
4648.
How to answer the worst job interview question (blog.landing.jobs)
4649.
Salvatore Sanfilippo – Welcome to Redis Labs (redislabs.com)
4650.
Why a 762-year-old Japanese temple was the perfect setting for a hackathon (qz.com)