July 2016 Archive
3091.
The UX Secret That Will Ruin Apps for You (fastcodesign.com)
3092.
The Self-Inflicted U.S. Brain Drain (wsj.com)
3093.
Tesla's Autopilot isn't as safe as the company claims (thedailybeast.com)
3094.
Show HN: Fix Firefox (fixfirefox.com)
3095.
BlackBerry CEO 'disturbed' by Apple's hard line on encryption (theinquirer.net)
3096.
Measure the Real Size of Any Python Object (goshippo.com)
3097.
Munich shooting: Several killed at shopping mall, report says (edition.cnn.com)
3098.
Nokia to make smartphone comeback with duo of Android 7.0 Nougat handsets (theinquirer.net)
3099.
Show HN: Task.js – Isomorphic work distribution across all cores (github.com)
3100.
Show HN: RemoteBase Public API for Remote Companies (stories.remotebase.io)
3101.
Show HN: Qualified, unit test driven code assessments for better tech interviews (qualified.io)
3102.
Koding and GitLab: Contribute code faster (about.gitlab.com)
3103.
Thinking About Suing Uber? Let This Be a Warning (nytimes.com)
3104.
Show HN: Multiplayer Spectre Clone for the Web (xigency.herokuapp.com)
3105.
The chip card transition in the US has been a disaster (qz.com)
3106.
How to get engineering teams to eat their vegetables (medium.com)
3107.
ObjC2Swift: Open Source Obj-C to Swift Converter Written in Scala (github.com)
3108.
Secret Rules Make It Pretty Easy for the FBI to Spy on Journalists (theintercept.com)
3109.
They Write the Right Stuff (fastcompany.com)
3110.
Ask HN: Is Swift mature enough for server-side use?
3111.
Why Tech Support Is (Purposely) Unbearable (mobile.nytimes.com)
3112.
Watch live: NASA's Juno mission attempts to enter Jupiter's orbit @ 10:30 PM EST (sciencealert.com)
3113.
Star Trek and the kiss that changed TV (bbc.com)
3114.
How the US Red Cross Raised Half a Billion Dollars for Haiti and Built Six Homes (propublica.org)
3115.
Zero-day flaw lets hackers tamper with your car through BMW portal (zdnet.com)
3116.
Why Slack isn't causing your communication problem (blog.crew.co)
3117.
Future of Programming meetup in Berkeley (2020salon.blogspot.com)
3118.
Riposte: an anonymous messaging system handling millions of users (arxiv.org)
3119.
DejaVu fonts 2.36 released (github.com)
3120.
Mr. Robot Hackers Behind the Scenes (wired.com)