April 2017 Archive
13741.
So what is Machine Learning good for anyway? (medium.com)
13742.
Credit card with a fingerprint sensor revealed by Mastercard (bbc.com)
13743.
Using K8s Scripts to Automate Your Deployment Workflow (reactiveops.com)
13744.
Risk of ‘Accidental’ Nuclear War Is Growing (defenseone.com)
13745.
Charles Simonyi to rejoin Microsoft (zdnet.com)
13746.
Intel XPoint memory replaces complex memory hierarchies (spectrum.ieee.org)
13747.
Living the dream? (medium.com)
13748.
How Singapore Is Creating More Land for Itself (nytimes.com)
13749.
PouchDB 6.2.0 Released (pouchdb.com)
13750.
Super-Earth discovered in 'Goldilocks zone' may be just right for life (abc.net.au)
13751.
Tesla issues voluntary recall for 53,000 cars (electrek.co)
13752.
Tesla recalls 53,000 Model S, Model X cars for stuck parking brakes (cnet.com)
13753.
Dinosaur ancestors in the late Early Triassic (journals.plos.org)
13754.
Tumblr is launching a video chat app called Cabana (recode.net)
13755.
App Stores are not set up for subscriptions. Anyone else agree with this? (blog.newtonhq.com)
13756.
How Splice Uses Clubhouse (blog.clubhouse.io)
13757.
Boost Version 1.64.0 released (boost.org)
13758.
Mt Etna's hot lava rivers convey awesome power of fire mountain (PHOTOS, VIDEOS (rt.com)
13759.
Best Business Podcasts for Entrepreneurs in 2017 (emergeapp.net)
13760.
Enhancing security with login emails and revoking sessions at Pinterest (medium.com)
13761.
On the Turing Completeness of PowerPoint (youtube.com)
13762.
Detecting Attacks Against the 'Internet of Things' (sans.org)
13763.
How to Be Productive While Working Remotely from Abroad (triplet.fi)
13764.
Looking Back at r/Place (redditblog.com)
13765.
When autovacuum does not vacuum in PostgreSQL (blog.2ndquadrant.com)
13766.
Building Facebook today: Is PHP still relevant in 2017? (crew.co)
13767.
Secure betting, is there even such a thing? (thefunkytechguy.co.za)
13768.
How to Calculate Multiple Aggregate Functions in a Single SQL Query (blog.jooq.org)
13769.
Google Home can now distinguish between multiple users (venturebeat.com)
13770.
Our Machines Now Have Knowledge We’ll Never Understand (backchannel.com)