November 2015 Archive
2251.
The Glacial Pace of Scientific Publishing (fasebj.org)
2252.
Let’s talk about logging (dave.cheney.net)
2253.
Ask HN: What project are you most proud of?
2254.
Train vs. Airplane Energy Efficiency (2010) (lafn.org)
2255.
Up against the paywall (economist.com)
2256.
Bitwalking (bitwalking.com)
2257.
How Fire, Once a Friend of Forests, Became a Destroyer (news.nationalgeographic.com)
2258.
Ask HN: In what order did the best and worst periods in your career come?
2259.
British technology company to 'transform' air and space travel (telegraph.co.uk)
2260.
EverythingMe is Closing Down (blog.everything.me)
2261.
The Lofstrom Loop (en.wikipedia.org)
2262.
Did humans approach the southern tip of South America more than 18k years ago? (johnhawks.net)
2263.
Researchers Study Motivations of Open-Source Programmers (phys.org)
2264.
Killing SEO by Using Angular (searchenginejournal.com)
2265.
The Last Bus Startup Standing: Chariot (techcrunch.com)
2266.
The War Between the Barbates: Facial Hair of the Commanders of the US Civil War (pnis.co)
2267.
The Cyberthreat Under the Street (nytimes.com)
2268.
Ask HN: What have the USDS and 18F accomplished so far?
2269.
Slack CEO Stewart Butterfield on Changing the Way We Work (wsj.com)
2270.
Lean Software Development – Building and Shipping Two Versions (queue.acm.org)
2271.
Tech Unicorns: Gored (economist.com)
2272.
Shindig: An event discovery app built with Meteor.js, React.js, and Neo4j (medium.com)
2273.
More on Apple’s A9X SoC: 147mm2TSMC, 12 GPU Cores, No L3 Cache (anandtech.com)
2274.
Inca child mummy reveals lost genetic history of South America (news.sciencemag.org)
2275.
Open Season Is Seen in Gene Editing of Animals (nytimes.com)
2276.
Conway's Polyglot: 1K file runs Game of Life both in the browser and on a C64 (hexatomium.github.io)
2277.
Polybolos (en.wikipedia.org)
2278.
Destroying the Encryption of Hidden Tear Ransomware (utkusen.com)
2279.
The Hourglass: An underrated invention (2013) (unenumerated.blogspot.com)
2280.
Show HN: Mini GaussSense – New Toy for Hacking Toys (gausstoys.com)