May 2017 Archive
931.
IBM and Red Hat to Vote “No” on Java Modules (Jigsaw) (infoq.com)
932.
European Investment Bank announces €25M funding for MariaDB (ec.europa.eu)
933.
Physician age and outcomes in elderly patients in hospital in the US (bmj.com)
934.
My Awful Life as the Internet's Janitor (gq.com)
935.
Intel’s Mark Bohr on the push into multi-chip solutions and issues at 5nm/7nm (semiengineering.com)
936.
Little Lisp interpreter (maryrosecook.com)
937.
The browser bugs and edge cases of HTTP/2 push (jakearchibald.com)
938.
AlphaGo wins game 1 (twitter.com)
939.
Air carriers are still failing people with disabilities (backchannel.com)
940.
We’re Bad at Death (nytimes.com)
941.
Jamboard is now available (blog.google)
942.
Qt Creator 4.3.0 released (blog.qt.io)
943.
Lockheed Knee-Stress Relief Device (breakingdefense.com)
944.
AAC Licensors (via-corp.com)
945.
To Become a Better Investor, Think Like Darwin (nautil.us)
946.
IBM unveils its most powerful quantum processor (engadget.com)
947.
The Heroin Business Is Booming in America (bloomberg.com)
948.
Ask HN: What is your most impressive hackathon project?
949.
Node.js Compiler – Compiling your Node.js application into a single executable (github.com)
950.
Zomato security breach: 17M email addresses and hashed passwords leaked (blog.zomato.com)
951.
Fluent Design Is Microsoft's New Metro UI for Windows and More (theverge.com)
952.
VHDL or Verilog? (fpgasite.blogspot.com)
953.
Show HN: µTT – A new faster MQTT broker (github.com)
954.
Shape Catcher: Find Unicode characters by drawing them (shapecatcher.com)
955.
Show HN: Wireworld written in Nim (github.com)
956.
Uber to engineer: Return stolen docs, or swear you didn't steal them (sfgate.com)
957.
The A-EON Amiga X5000: An alternate universe where the Amiga platform never died (arstechnica.com)
958.
HPE unveils The Machine, a single-memory computer with 160 terabytes of memory (venturebeat.com)
959.
Traceroute Mapper – Show Your Traceroute on a Map (stefansundin.github.io)
960.
Nile.js – A Peer-to-Peer Live Video Streaming Library built on WebTorrent (hackernoon.com)