April 2017 Archive
16321.
Npm / Node.js surpassed 440k packages (modulecounts.com)
16322.
A neural network is not a model (blog.jacobandreas.net)
16323.
PXXL – Experimental React Powered Pixel Editor (tomglenn.co.uk)
16324.
Umblical cord blood rejuvenates the aging brain (directorsblog.nih.gov)
16325.
Designing forms for gender diversity and inclusion, with examples (uxdesign.cc)
16326.
Aerospace Coder Drags Stodgy Industry Toward Open Source (wired.com)
16327.
Startups on AWS should watch out for Amazon's expansion plans (inc.com)
16328.
Show HN: Langmanual – Like Google but Searches User Submitted Text/Image Content (langmanual.com)
16329.
We've seen so many scary movies about robots we can no longer be objective (recode.net)
16330.
Banks should let ancient programming language COBOL die (thenextweb.com)
16331.
'Diet' products can make you fat, study shows (sciencedaily.com)
16332.
There's a Compelling Reason to Upgrade to Premium Pandora (forbes.com)
16333.
Invest in Xero Shoes (invest.xeroshoes.com)
16334.
Nginx v1.13.10 Released (nginx.org)
16335.
What’s in a Boarding Pass Barcode? A Lot (krebsonsecurity.com)
16336.
A new take on AI? (medium.com)
16337.
The Worst Job (shamusyoung.com)
16338.
Painless Functional Specifications (2000) (joelonsoftware.com)
16339.
Google is fixing up Chromecast’s ‘Cast a tab’ feature and you can try this now (techcrunch.com)
16340.
Infor buys BI vendor Birst (zdnet.com)
16341.
Mawk-2, update from mike brennan after 25 years (github.com)
16342.
Can we learn from eugenics? (1999) [pdf] (ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
16343.
Today is the last day for Ubuntu 12.04LTS support (en.wikipedia.org)
16344.
Learning to Fly by Crashing (youtube.com)
16345.
Petrified of raging a war?
16346.
Startups wanting to scale with an part-accelerator part-accounting firm
16347.
Europe's surprising knife capital (bbc.com)
16348.
Delta partners with on-demand helicopter startup so VIPs can avoid the airport (theverge.com)
16349.
Helvetica: The Blend, Reinvented (blog.suddencoffee.com)
16350.
Reviving Old Industrial Robot to Make ART