August 2015 Archive
1831.
You Can Prove a Negative [pdf] (departments.bloomu.edu)
1832.
Ad Blockers and the Nuisance at the Heart of the Modern Web (nytimes.com)
1833.
Ask HN: Starting a web project in 2015. What stack to use?
1834.
Show HN: Forestry.io – A better way to host static websites (demo) (forestryio.herokuapp.com)
1835.
If the Panama Canal gets a rival (worldif.economist.com)
1836.
Zombie Factories Stalk the Sputtering Chinese Economy (nytimes.com)
1837.
GRPC.io is interestingly different from CORBA (eighty-twenty.org)
1838.
Show HN: The platform used for the TechCrunch interview with Sam Altman
1839.
Microsoft's homepage circa 1994 (microsoft.com)
1840.
A page about call/cc (2002) (madore.org)
1841.
Why “Agile” and Especially Scrum Are Terrible (michaelochurch.wordpress.com)
1842.
PEP 0501 – Translation ready string interpolation (python.org)
1843.
Screeps – An MMO strategy open world game for programmers (screeps.com)
1844.
Bernie Sanders’ Success Attracting Small Donors Tests Importance of ‘Super PACs’ (nytimes.com)
1845.
Rethinking temperature, sensors, and Raspberry Pi (rethinkdb.com)
1846.
The Incredible Shrinking Operating System (jonescape.com)
1847.
How Dropbox Sources, Scales and Ships Its Best Product Ideas (firstround.com)
1848.
Project Oberon Emulator in JavaScript and Java (schierlm.github.io)
1849.
Luerl – An implementation of Lua in Erlang (github.com)
1850.
Thunderbird and end-to-end email encryption – should this be a priority? (blog.mozilla.org)
1851.
Getting C-compatible structs in Go with and for cgo (utcc.utoronto.ca)
1852.
NAND Flash: How It Breaks (cushychicken.github.io)
1853.
What's the return on investment for supporting open source? (divio.ch)
1854.
Deringing in DCT via overshoot and clipping (pornel.net)
1855.
Germany halts treason inquiry into journalists after protests (theguardian.com)
1856.
Adding a Hard Drive to an Original IBM PC Using a Raspberry Pi (insentricity.com)
1857.
Clojure to MiniZinc (github.com)
1858.
The Hype Framework (hypeframework.org)
1859.
Scooping the Loop Snooper (2000) (lel.ed.ac.uk)
1860.
WebGoat – A deliberately insecure JavaEE application (webgoat.github.io)