December 2017 Archive
1591.
My theory: Patreon doesn’t want to be a money services business (subfictional.com)
1592.
Emacs for the HP49G (staff.science.uva.nl)
1593.
Computing’s Fundamental Principle of No Learning (sicpers.info)
1594.
A handbook of Ethiopian magic incantations and talisman art (blogs.bl.uk)
1595.
Ruby 2.0 Works Hard So You Can Be Lazy (2013) (patshaughnessy.net)
1596.
A nefarious but incompetent spyware campaign targeting Ethiopian dissidents (arstechnica.com)
1597.
Jupyter-radare2 – A simple Radare2 Jupyter kernel for tutorials or taking notes (github.com)
1598.
Why It’s OK to Block Ads (2015) (blog.practicalethics.ox.ac.uk)
1599.
Will Uber Ever Stop the Bleeding? (bloomberg.com)
1600.
A Clever Line of JavaScript (blog.bloomca.me)
1601.
What if other professions hired like software development? (medium.com)
1602.
Netflix and Spotify Ask: Can Data Mining Make for Cute Ads? (nytimes.com)
1603.
Big Banks Are All Over Blockchain (wolfstreet.com)
1604.
Ask HN: Any open source code/materials on predicting future crimes based on data?
1605.
Uproar Over Purported Ban at C.D.C. Of Words Like ‘Evidence-Based’ (nytimes.com)
1606.
Tesla becomes most popular automaker in Norway (agnnews.com)
1607.
Amazon Will Resume Selling Apple TV, Google's Chromecast (axios.com)
1608.
Engineers create plants that glow (phys.org)
1609.
Getting randomness from an Apple device with particle physics, thermal entropy (vault12.com)
1610.
The information capacity of a single photon (2012) (arxiv.org)
1611.
Decentralized social media, and the fragmentation of control (secretcave.co)
1612.
Reading iOS app binary files (blog.smartdec.net)
1613.
Belief Reasoning with Subjective Logic (folk.uio.no)
1614.
Facebook admits that it is a problem (qz.com)
1615.
Schizophrenia study: Digital avatars to represent hallucinatory voices (mdmag.com)
1616.
A Mother’s Ninth-Century Manual on How to Be a Man (theparisreview.org)
1617.
A Mathematician Who Decodes the Patterns Stamped Out by Life (quantamagazine.org)
1618.
Apple iPhone X Demand Limited, Wall Street Analysts Say (fortune.com)
1619.
Consumers are frustrated by endless streaming services (blog.peer5.com)
1620.
The 3DO: The birth of my cynicism (gamasutra.com)