July 2016 Archive
1771.
Interns Get Fired En Masse After Protesting Dress Code at Work (yahoo.com)
1772.
Five transport promises that never quite changed the world (bbc.com)
1773.
Apple's Plan to Own the Entire Music Industry (aboveavalon.com)
1774.
Weave.in shutting down (weave.in)
1775.
Converting a Chest Freezer to a Fridge [pdf] (mtbest.net)
1776.
The Real Cost of Seattle's Next Transport Bill Would Come from Not Passing It (civicskunkworks.com)
1777.
Ask HN: What happens to people who graduate and can't find an entry job?
1778.
Stop Drinking Bottled Water (gizmodo.com)
1779.
Show HN: Adlove – The Endorsement-Driven Ad Network (adlove.com)
1780.
Immutable-cpp: persistent immutable data structures for C++ (github.com)
1781.
Is there a publication bias in behavioral oxytocin research on humans? [pdf] (gwern.net)
1782.
DO Not USE: Chrome, Firefox and Edge (imgur.com)
1783.
Russia to reveal location of US military satellites in free space database (rt.com)
1784.
Google just deleted my personal account out of the blue
1785.
Luca, the Ancestor of All Living Things (nytimes.com)
1786.
Slow Motion Video of a Speed Solve of a Rubik's Cube (youtube.com)
1787.
The 1 percent are parasites – debunking lies about trickle-down and capitalism (salon.com)
1788.
US National Park Service's Unigrid (1985) (npshistory.com)
1789.
Intel Intel Software Guard Extensions Explained [pdf] (eprint.iacr.org)
1790.
Electricity generated with water, salt and a three-atoms-thick membrane (phys.org)
1791.
DigitalOcean launches SSD Based Block Storage (techcrunch.com)
1792.
75+ Awesome Tools for Designers (medium.com)
1793.
A Miracle in New York Harbor (nybooks.com)
1794.
Elon Musk makes a libertarian argument for carbon tax (rgj.com)
1795.
The Common Core Costs Billions and Hurts Students (nytimes.com)
1796.
Ask HN: Why do we still use open floor plans?
1797.
Trust No One: Kim Philby and the Hazards of Mistrust (2014) (gladwell.com)
1798.
Vanishing the People’s Wealth to Make the Bosses Richer (blog.nader.org)
1799.
BugVM – free open source alternative to proprietary and discontinued RoboVM (bugvm.com)
1800.
Looking for life on other planets? Go deep (airspacemag.com)