April 2017 Archive
11971.
Building Tesla's battery range calculator with Angular 2 reactive forms (toddmotto.com)
11972.
Game cheat prevention: Chasing sock puppets in a world of sparse data (medium.com)
11973.
Real Life Is Risk Taking (medium.com)
11974.
GPU passthrough: gaming on Windows on Linux (2016) (davidyat.es)
11975.
Node.js v7.9.0 (nodejs.org)
11976.
The Charly programming language (charly-lang.github.io)
11977.
Toshiba files unaudited results and says future is in doubt (bbc.com)
11978.
Disabling SSL validation in binary apps (mjg59.dreamwidth.org)
11979.
Soap / shampoo that doesn’t stink (yarchive.net)
11980.
Show HN: Searchcode Server – Powerful Code Search in Your Cloud (searchcodeserver.com)
11981.
What the coding of a web page has to do with the quality of the news on it (qz.com)
11982.
A Physics Professor on how you can grade a test (wired.com)
11983.
Coupled Deep Learning for Heterogeneous Face Recognition (arxiv.org)
11984.
How to check your Linux servers for rootkits and malware (techrepublic.com)
11985.
Neural Network Guesses Phone Passwords (arxiv.org)
11986.
Miles per Gallon reimagined (solipsys.co.uk)
11987.
A Culinary Legend’s Next Fight (longreads.com)
11988.
How to Create a Tech Blog (syntaxsuccess.com)
11989.
Congress Is Home These Next Two Weeks. Will Members Hear from You? (eff.org)
11990.
Google Autodraw turns scribbles into art (engadget.com)
11991.
Unitrends Bug Hunting: Remote Code Execution (CVE-2017-7280) – Chapter 1 (rhinosecuritylabs.com)
11992.
Silo Home (silohome.com)
11993.
Open Collective is a GoFundMe-like service for open source projects (venturebeat.com)
11994.
How to know if you're paid what you're worth (climbuptheladder.com)
11995.
Secret A.T.F. Account Paid for $21,000 Nascar Suite and Las Vegas Trip (nytimes.com)
11996.
The (unexpected) speed of social media (corvuscrypto.com)
11997.
Amazon Said to Mull Whole Foods Bid Before Jana Stepped In (bloomberg.com)
11998.
Running out of time. Playing our part in closing the gender gap (code.likeagirl.io)
11999.
Svelte – drastically reduced JavaScript payload size (syntaxsuccess.com)
12000.
Tired: Stealing Data. Wired: Holding a Dam for Ransom (defenseone.com)