August 2015 Archive
3541.
Verified Compilers for a Multi-Language World [pdf] (ccs.neu.edu)
3542.
Did a deathbed confession reveal the location of Nazi gold train? (telegraph.co.uk)
3543.
The Coddling of the American Mind (theatlantic.com)
3544.
QKarD Quantum Smart Card (lanl.gov)
3545.
Natal: Bootstrap ClojureScript React Native Apps (github.com)
3546.
Microscopic Analysis of the 1989 Fleer Ripken “Mystery” Card (2012) (billripken.com)
3547.
Print-on-Demand Areopagitica (digitalhumanities.org)
3548.
Myths about millennials (economist.com)
3549.
Anti-Virus Firm BitDefender Admits Breach, Stolen Passwords Unencrypted? (forbes.com)
3550.
Who actually reads the code? (fsf.org)
3551.
America Is No Longer a Democracy (huffingtonpost.com)
3552.
Postmortem for July 27 outage of the Manta service (joyent.com)
3553.
GitHub Nukes Repository Over Use of the Word 'Retard' (techdirt.com)
3554.
The Workhouse Postmortem (theworkhouse.co)
3555.
Elon Musk: Tesla, SpaceX, and the Quest for a Fantastic Future (nybooks.com)
3556.
HTTP benchmarking tool written in Crystal (github.com)
3557.
San Francisco mayor and city officials accused of accepting bribes (sfexaminer.com)
3558.
The Intel 6th Gen Skylake Review: Core I7-6700K and I5-6600K Tested (anandtech.com)
3559.
Inbound Marketing Is About Much More Than Getting Found Online (inboundrocket.co)
3560.
EnterTheWall – We are monitoring the Internet from China (beta.enterthewall.net)
3561.
Bayes vs Darwin-Wallace (bactra.org)
3562.
Global and Local Network Effects (hmaeda.com)
3563.
Mastering the Product Demo (product.hubspot.com)
3564.
Construction of languages (000024.org)
3565.
Docker Basics: A practical starters guide (conetix.com.au)
3566.
Research Paper – Google Dataflow: Massive-Scale, Unbounded Data Processing [pdf] (vldb.org)
3567.
P is for Puppies (kakapoopoo.xyz)
3568.
Smart Contracts to Establish Efficient Business (bytecoin.org)
3569.
The Many Things Wrong with the Anti-Encryption Op-Ed in the New York Times (firstlook.org)
3570.
DOL Continues Misclassification Push, Says “Most Workers Are Employees” (casetext.com)