July 2016 Archive
991.
Your license to use React.js can be revoked if you compete with Facebook (react-etc.net)
992.
More Wrong Things I Said in Papers (scottaaronson.com)
993.
Felix: A compiled (to C++) scripting language (felix-lang.org)
994.
Serverless computing on DC/OS with Galactic Fog (mesosphere.com)
995.
Steve Blank: Venture Capital Is “Liquidity Ponzi Scheme” (startupgrind.com)
996.
Facebook to Add End-To-End Encrypted ‘Secret Conversations’ to Messenger App (nytimes.com)
997.
Manul – the madness vendoring utility for Go with Git submodules (github.com)
998.
A South Korean Copy of Snapchat Takes Off in Asia (nytimes.com)
999.
Just: A library of dependency-free JS utilities that do just do one thing (github.com)
1000.
Inside the strange world of Amazon-to-eBay arbitrage (entrepreneur.com)
1001.
Tesla misses production target by 15% (bbc.co.uk)
1002.
What Babies Know About Physics and Foreign Languages (nytimes.com)
1003.
Vizio acquired by LeEco for $2B (theverge.com)
1004.
BuntDB – Fast, embeddable, in-memory key/value database for Go with geospatial (github.com)
1005.
The Security of Our Election Systems (schneier.com)
1006.
Facebook's Filter Bubble Is Getting Worse (motherboard.vice.com)
1007.
Literate programming: presenting code in human order (johndcook.com)
1008.
Open source is a life changer (piotrgankiewicz.com)
1009.
The Babysitters Club (reallifemag.com)
1010.
Court restricts U.S. Navy use of whale-killing sonar (wired.com)
1011.
How Japan came to believe in depression (bbc.com)
1012.
My Time with Richard Feynman (2005) (backchannel.com)
1013.
Metaballs and WebGL (jamie-wong.com)
1014.
The Strange Politics of Peter Thiel, Trump’s Most Unlikely Supporter (bloomberg.com)
1015.
How yuppies hacked the original hacker ethos (2015) (aeon.co)
1016.
Declined VC wants us to pay legal fees (medium.com)
1017.
A century of trends in adult human height (elifesciences.org)
1018.
Actually, Slack really sucks (medium.com)
1019.
A Plane Just Flew Around the World Without a Single Drop of Fuel (huffingtonpost.com)
1020.
Jailbreaking the Microsoft Fitness Band (b0n0n.com)