April 2016 Archive
17191.
The Development of Classification as a Learning Machine (kdnuggets.com)
17192.
Prometheus: next gen monitoring for cluster infrastructure (coreos.com)
17193.
New Mobile Twitter Design (mobile.twitter.com)
17194.
Introducing “Nature Index” (natureindex.com)
17195.
Introduction to Closures in Python (reeddunkle.github.io)
17196.
U.S. Puts China, Japan on New Watch List for Unfair FX Practices (bloomberg.com)
17197.
Uncertainty Can Cause More Stress Than Pain (wired.co.uk)
17198.
Next-gen wireless charging (sdtimes.com)
17199.
Hiring Juniors (ryanbigg.com)
17200.
Why are America's most innovative companies still stuck in 1950s suburbia? (collectorsweekly.com)
17201.
We've literally found the real Bastard Operator from Hell (theregister.co.uk)
17202.
Your slack login details are on GitHub (thenextweb.com)
17203.
Quantum Moves Game (scienceathome.org)
17204.
Google patents device that you inject into your eyeball (cnet.com)
17205.
This portable battery charger magnetically attaches to your iPhone (theverge.com)
17206.
The Art of Atari (artofatari.com)
17207.
The second-largest acquisition in the history of venture capital happened today (businessinsider.com)
17208.
Tech writer Steven Levy is in talks to leave Medium and head back to Conde Nast (recode.net)
17209.
Activate-power-mode Atom package (atom.io)
17210.
New Microsoft beta lets workers build their own apps without coding (pcworld.com)
17211.
Pied Piper Compression (Silicon Valley HBO) (wikicoding.org)
17212.
Fabio: A zero-conf load balancing HTTP(S) router for deploying microservices (github.com)
17213.
Experience: I am 16 and live alone in the wilderness (theguardian.com)
17214.
Rovi acquires DVR company TiVo (usatoday.com)
17215.
Benchmarking Node 6 vs. Babel (redfin.com)
17216.
At Small Colleges, Harsh Lessons About Cash Flow (nytimes.com)
17217.
Facebook sued over plans to issue new stock (venturebeat.com)
17218.
When Clients Ask for Discounts, Ask Them Why? (entrepreneur.com)
17219.
CoPilot – Vue.js dashboard (github.com)
17220.
Yahoo's Marissa Mayer's pay includes half a million for security (cnbc.com)