July 2016 Archive
3061.
Elon Musk's push for autopilot unnerves some Tesla employees (money.cnn.com)
3062.
Show HN: Trigger – run a shell command repeatedly on file changes (github.com)
3063.
Programming Puzzles Are Not the Answer – How Spreedly Does Work Samples (engineering.spreedly.com)
3064.
Show HN: Average steps humans take each day (i.imgur.com)
3065.
Spain approves “sun tax” (renewableenergyworld.com)
3066.
Renaissance Technologies Wants to Use Atomic Clocks to Beat High-Speed Traders (bloomberg.com)
3067.
Cheapest comp sci bachelor online degree?
3068.
Show HN: Passed ball or wild pitch? (passedballorwildpitch.com)
3069.
Show HN: Junk Systems – share your linux shell for BTC, compute on the cheap (junk.systems)
3070.
Show HN: TheWorst.is (theworst.is)
3071.
Why Bicycling Infrastructure Fails Bicyclists (slate.com)
3072.
Japanese 'rent men' who are paid just to listen (yahoo.com)
3073.
Swift is faster than C++ (twitter.com)
3074.
How Using an Ultrawide Monitor Boosted My Productivity (and Can Boost Yours) (lifehacker.com)
3075.
Kill All Feeds (blog.dcpos.ch)
3076.
Animating programmatically with Redux and React (tech.instacart.com)
3077.
FiveThirtyEight: When to Freak Out About Shocking New Polls (fivethirtyeight.com)
3078.
Deep Dive into WeWork’s User Base as Hundreds of Members Cancel (medium.com)
3079.
Machine Intelligence will supercharge recruiting (medium.com)
3080.
Man behind web’s biggest illegal film site arrested following (techcrunch.com)
3081.
Burned by a Margarita (theatlantic.com)
3082.
WikiLeaks Just Published Tons of Credit Card and Social Security Numbers (gizmodo.com)
3083.
Why Obama Has Failed to Close Guantanamo (newyorker.com)
3084.
Plastic bag use plummets in England since 5p charge (bbc.com)
3085.
Who goes Nazi? (harpers.org)
3086.
Dear advertisers: It’s time to stop supporting BuzzFeed Video (medium.com)
3087.
Ghost in the machine: Snapchat isn’t mobile-first – it’s something else entirely (medium.com)
3088.
Is Serverless Computing Just ETL with a Makeover? (medium.com)
3089.
Visual Studio Code 1.3 Released (code.visualstudio.com)
3090.
Japan’s first VR porn festival shutdown because too many people wanted to come (thenextweb.com)