June 2017 Archive
1171.
Prolog-Based Reasoning Layer for Counter-Strike Agents (2012) [pdf] (ceur-ws.org)
1172.
Security First [videos] (advocacyassembly.org)
1173.
Startup School 18: How to Raise Money and How to Succeed Long-Term [video] (startupschool.org)
1174.
Ask HN: Why shouldn't I leave Google?
1175.
Official Response to “Bancor Is Flawed” (blog.bancor.network)
1176.
Even moderate drinking could harm the brain (cbsnews.com)
1177.
How political data teams game Google to fool people (pastemagazine.com)
1178.
Ask HN: What are new applications that can be built on blockchains?
1179.
Essential Raises $300M (bloomberg.com)
1180.
Ask HN: Tech-cofounder feeling lost/burned-out. What to do?
1181.
Z-Berry: Z-80 computer (sites.google.com)
1182.
Victoria Police cancel hundreds of speeding fines after WannaCry virus attack (theage.com.au)
1183.
The Hackers Russia-Proofing Germany’s Elections (bloomberg.com)
1184.
Strange Noise in Gravitational-Wave Data Sparks Debate (quantamagazine.org)
1185.
Chrome 59 with TurboFan is Sometimes Slower than 58 (prerender.cloud)
1186.
Leveling up as a Junior Engineer (medium.com)
1187.
Random access memory (2016) (rlfbckr.org)
1188.
AMD muscles in on Xeon’s turf as it unveils Epyc (arstechnica.com)
1189.
Hyperproductive development (blog.jessitron.com)
1190.
The Workings of an Ancient Nuclear Reactor (2009) (scientificamerican.com)
1191.
GDB 8.0 released (gnu.org)
1192.
Group theoretical methods in machine learning (2008) [pdf] (people.cs.uchicago.edu)
1193.
Amazon is among several companies interested in buying Slack (businessinsider.com)
1194.
David Bonderman Resigns from Uber Board (mobile.nytimes.com)
1195.
The Average Student Does Not Exist (blog.gradescope.com)
1196.
Scala.JS 0.6.17 released (scala-js.org)
1197.
Trump administration approves tougher visa vetting, including social media check (reuters.com)
1198.
Wikileaks reveals CIA's Elsa: a geo-location malware for WiFi / Windows (wikileaks.org)
1199.
CAP: Don't settle for eventual consistency (yokota.blog)
1200.
Rust's integer intrinsics are impressive