April 2017 Archive
1051.
Lyft Closes $600M round at $7.5B Valuation (bloomberg.com)
1052.
All You Zombies (thedailywtf.com)
1053.
Planet enlists machine learning experts to parse Amazon basin data (techcrunch.com)
1054.
Xmonad from Coq: Programming a Window Manager with a Proof Assistant (2012) [pdf] (staff.science.uu.nl)
1055.
Tesla's Musk Paid at Least $593M in Income Taxes in 2016 (bloomberg.com)
1056.
Ask HN: How do you unwind at the end of a day?
1057.
I was a multi-millionaire by 27–here's what I learned (cnbc.com)
1058.
Courts are using risk-assessment software to sentence criminals (wired.com)
1059.
Dogs Are Doggos: An Internet Language Built Around Love for the Puppers (npr.org)
1060.
Let's Fix OpenGL [pdf] (cs.cornell.edu)
1061.
Elizabeth Holmes Owes About $25M to Theranos (wsj.com)
1062.
AWS ELB adds support for Host-based routing on Application Load Balancer (aws.amazon.com)
1063.
Secure C coding standards by SEI (securecoding.cert.org)
1064.
Type Systems as Macros (lambda-the-ultimate.org)
1065.
Spending time alone is the best way to get real rest–even for extroverts (qz.com)
1066.
Rust Optimizations That C++ Can't Do (robert.ocallahan.org)
1067.
IoT Market Projected to Grow 12x by 2023 (thetechladder.com)
1068.
Dammit LinkedIn, I'm a college dropout (2009) (paulholmes.ca)
1069.
Show HN: Record and share police/fire radio systems (openmhz.com)
1070.
Humble People Make the Best Leaders (hbr.org)
1071.
A Benchmark for Streaming Anomaly Detection (blog.dominodatalab.com)
1072.
NASA Unveils Searchable Video, Audio and Imagery Library (nasa.gov)
1073.
Thinking critically about and researching algorithms [pdf] (futuredata.stanford.edu)
1074.
Ask HN: What are your impressions of the HoloLens so far?
1075.
MUJI Hut: A 9.1-sqm Minimalist Cabin (muji.com)
1076.
Government auction of wireless airwaves will shape the future of the Internet (washingtonpost.com)
1077.
‘Negative Mass’ Created at Washington State University (news.wsu.edu)
1078.
How to mod a Porsche 911 to run Doom [video] (youtube.com)
1079.
Show HN: Stack: tiling WM for Windows (losttech.software)
1080.
Why predicted gridlock almost never happens (cityobservatory.org)