March 2016 Archive
6421.
Ask HN: Where can we get feedback about our code?
6422.
Show HN: Vocus for Better Gmail -- meeting coord, tracking, sendlater, etc (vocus.io)
6423.
How to create a 3D print of your own bones (reaktor.com)
6424.
Estonian Startup Skuuper Brings DIY Spin to Google Translate (geektime.com)
6425.
We Now Have Algorithms to Predict Police Misconduct (fivethirtyeight.com)
6426.
Parallelizing the C++ Standard Template Library (youtube.com)
6427.
Bay Area Demoscene (meetup.com)
6428.
Product Hunt’s Rise (medium.com)
6429.
AHCI/SATA stack under GNU GPL (blog.elphel.com)
6430.
Building a 3D Engine with JavaScript (sitepoint.com)
6431.
Robert Scoble Leaving Rackspace for UploadVR (venturebeat.com)
6432.
Why so many scientists are so ignorant (theweek.com)
6433.
China’s Censors Denounced in Online Attack (nytimes.com)
6434.
Imagining Hong Kong’s Future, Under China’s Tightening Grasp (nytimes.com)
6435.
All 2.3M Species Are Mapped into a Single Circle of Life (scientificamerican.com)
6436.
AdBlock Now Disables “Please Disable AdBlock” Messages (i.imgur.com)
6437.
There is good news on immigration - OPT now extended to 24 months (ashokarao.com)
6438.
Octopodium – My first iOS app
6439.
Getting Started with React, Redux and Immutable: A Test-Driven Tutorial (Part 1) (theodo.fr)
6440.
Let’s Build a Simple Interpreter. Part 8. [Unary Operators] (ruslanspivak.com)
6441.
Preparing for Production of the Essential Guide to Electronics in Shenzhen (bunniestudios.com)
6442.
DevOps: What, Why, and How – A Free Online Course (educast.emc.com)
6443.
Show HN: JaxBin, open source MathJax/TeX pastebin (github.com)
6444.
How to send an 'E mail' – Database – 1984 (youtube.com)
6445.
Ap-catcher – Wordlist generator based on keywords (github.com)
6446.
CSS Grid Layout by example (gridbyexample.com)
6447.
Our tech future: the rich own the robots while the poor have 'job mortgages' (theguardian.com)
6448.
Drink Coffee? Off with Your Head (npr.org)
6449.
Artificial Aesthetic Sense (stat.columbia.edu)
6450.
What Data Scientists Do All Day at Work (wsj.com)