May 2016 Archive
1801.
The Collatz Conjecture in PostgreSQL (gist.github.com)
1802.
An Open Letter to Peter Thiel (gawker.com)
1803.
Atomic John: Truck driver uncovers secrets about first nuclear bombs (2008) (newyorker.com)
1804.
Writing with the machine (robinsloan.com)
1805.
The Laws Underlying the Physics of Everyday Life Are Completely Understood (preposterousuniverse.com)
1806.
The New Activism of Campus Life (newyorker.com)
1807.
'Hamilton' Scalpers Pocket $240k Every Week (bloomberg.com)
1808.
AirBnbWhileBlack Highlights Discrimination Faced by Black Travelers (huffingtonpost.com)
1809.
QEMU: out-of-bounds memory access issue (access.redhat.com)
1810.
How work has gotten better (vox.com)
1811.
Demon in the Freezer (nytimes.com)
1812.
A Venture Fund with Plenty of Virtual Capital, but No Capitalist (nytimes.com)
1813.
Europa's Ocean May Have an Earthlike Chemical Balance (nasa.gov)
1814.
AI learns and recreates physics experiment (techcrunch.com)
1815.
Ubuntu on IBM (partners.ubuntu.com)
1816.
Homeland Security Wants to Subpoena Us Over a Clearly Hyperbolic Comment (techdirt.com)
1817.
Analyzing the SciHub data (ruleofthirds.de)
1818.
D3-relationshipGraph: Parent-child relationship graphs in D3 (github.com)
1819.
Meteorologists are seeing global warming's effect on the weather (theguardian.com)
1820.
The government’s 18F is attracting former journalists (niemanlab.org)
1821.
The Long Rescue: A man’s search for his kidnapped children (harpers.org)
1822.
Looking for the Ivory-Billed Woodpecker in Cuba (audubon.org)
1823.
Why women earn less: Just two factors explain post-PhD pay gap (nature.com)
1824.
Peter Thiel, Comic Book Hero (stratechery.com)
1825.
Signed overflow in C (imperialviolet.org)
1826.
Introducing Project Include (medium.com)
1827.
Show HN: See what the internet thinks about any topic, based on Google queries (thehivemind.online)
1828.
Deadlines, delays, and departures dog Tesla Model 3 (arstechnica.com)
1829.
Chapel: a parallel programming language designed for productivity at scale (chapel.cray.com)
1830.
Peachy Printer – Theft of Kickstarter Raised Funds (peachyprinter.com)