November 2015 Archive
1801.
Scan a book in five minutes? $199 ‘Smart scanner’ with foot pedal and WiFi (teleread.com)
1802.
The use of JIRA is (often) a symptom of a Management problem (medium.com)
1803.
Microsoft Makes Windows 10 Automatic Spying Worse (forbes.com)
1804.
100 Years After Einstein's Relativity, We're Still Just Figuring Gravity Out (motherboard.vice.com)
1805.
Wi-FM listens to FM signals to determine best times to send and receive data (mccormick.northwestern.edu)
1806.
Study Shows Some 3D Printed Objects Are Toxic (ucrtoday.ucr.edu)
1807.
When Software Eats Bio (a16z.com)
1808.
Show HN: 1Post – HN-like site with markdown and syntax highlighting (1po.st)
1809.
Inside an Amazon Fulfillment Center in Poland [video] (wtkplay.pl)
1810.
Once in Guantánamo, Afghan Now Leads War Against Taliban and ISIS (nytimes.com)
1811.
Adventures in running a free public API (cambus.net)
1812.
Hilde Proescholdt discovered how an embryo organizes itself into an adult form (nautil.us)
1813.
Show HN: gBoxShadow.js – Gravity-Sensing box-shadow for flat UI (github.com)
1814.
Stream Processing with Apache Flink (blog.brakmic.com)
1815.
From Desktop 3D Printing to Desktop Electronics Manufacturing (blog.octopart.com)
1816.
Generating Captions: Describing Videos with Neural Networks (medium.com)
1817.
Propositions as Types (2014) [pdf] (homepages.inf.ed.ac.uk)
1818.
AMD announces CUDA support (anandtech.com)
1819.
Creating Children's Story Animations Using Inkscape and Animatron (techsoupforlibraries.org)
1820.
The Greatness of William Blake (nybooks.com)
1821.
How did the letter Z become to be associated with sleeping/snoring? (english.stackexchange.com)
1822.
How to Program in Binary Machine Code – Raspberry Pi PDP-11 (jonatron.me)
1823.
Paris shootings in city centre and explosion at Stade de France (bbc.com)
1824.
Ask HN: Who wants to be hired? (November 2015)
1825.
According to NASA, Antarctica is actually gaining ice (qz.com)
1826.
Apple Is Getting More Bang for Its R&D Buck (bloomberg.com)
1827.
Are there any unicorn co-founders who didn't attend prep school and Ivies?
1828.
People in Sweden are hiding cash in their microwaves (business.financialpost.com)
1829.
Computers made between the 70s and the early 90s (foorious.com)
1830.
Increased intelligence is a myth so far (2014) (ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)