August 2016 Archive
3361.
Breakthrough Listen observations of HD 164595 (setiathome.berkeley.edu)
3362.
DNC Staffer got pop-up messages alerting of “state-sponsored actors” (arstechnica.com)
3363.
AI Saves Woman’s Life by Identifying Her Disease (futurism.com)
3364.
Soylent Launches Coffiest (Soylent and Coffee) (soylent.com)
3365.
SETI Is Investigating a Possible Extraterrestrial Signal from Deep Space (observer.com)
3366.
IndieAuth: Sign in with your domain name (indieauth.com)
3367.
Open-source community stepped in after maps broke across the internet (slate.com)
3368.
Nigeria follows UK's example with pioneering free digital TV service (theguardian.com)
3369.
What plane crashes have in common with Product Development (medium.com)
3370.
Show HN: Responsive HTML Email Templates for Developers (htmlemail.io)
3371.
An Insider's Unvarnished Take on Facebook's Ad Business (adexchanger.com)
3372.
Show HN: Top Publications (toppub.xyz)
3373.
Why It’s Time to Build Software in Russia (blog.toughbyte.com)
3374.
Useless Use of Cat Award (2000) (porkmail.org)
3375.
This is a web page (justinjackson.ca)
3376.
Hidden message in Sega arcades goes unnoticed (en.rocketnews24.com)
3377.
Ask HN: How do you pull out of a rut?
3378.
Roses and Thorns (meagher.co)
3379.
Computers Can Sense Sarcasm? Yeah, Right (scientificamerican.com)
3380.
Docs.rs – documentation hosting for the Rust ecosystem (docs.rs)
3381.
Facebook fired all their Trending editors (qz.com)
3382.
Ask HN: Thoughts on Facebook Building 8?
3383.
OCaml inside: a drop-in replacement for libtls [pdf] (cl.cam.ac.uk)
3384.
120.000 Bitcoins Stolen in Bitfinex Breech (reddit.com)
3385.
BBC detector vans are back to spy on your home Wi-Fi – if you can believe it (theregister.co.uk)
3386.
Airbnb Instant book mandatory for some new hosts: learn more + hacks to avoid! (guesthoo.com)
3387.
Kansas couple sues IP mapping firm for turning their life into a “digital hell” (arstechnica.com)
3388.
The Flex Company (YC S16) Makes Periods Painless (themacro.com)
3389.
ORWL – The First Open Source, Physically Secure Computer (crowdsupply.com)
3390.
Mondo 2000 – Issue 1 (archive.org)