January 2018 Archive
7651.
GridDB SE (Enterprise) now available for free. Geospatial functionality included (griddb.net)
7652.
Quinto: Resurrecting an Abandoned Board Game (blog.jrheard.com)
7653.
Nvidia CEO clarifies its GPUs are ‘absolutely’ immune to Meltdown and Spectre (techcrunch.com)
7654.
Intel promises to be more transparent about Spectre CPU performance impacts (theverge.com)
7655.
What a cold recruitment message should look like (2015) (owocki.com)
7656.
House Fails to Protect Americans from Unconstitutional NSA Surveillance (eff.org)
7657.
Why is Crypto Rising? (trustnodes.com)
7658.
Ohio’s famous basket building finally sold (archpaper.com)
7659.
Speech2Face: Reconstructed Lip Syncing with GANNs [pdf] (dbunker.io)
7660.
How robo-callers wrecked the Do Not Call list (washingtonpost.com)
7661.
Lightning fast left-right movement in Vim (github.com)
7662.
A CPU Researcher Explains Why It Took 22 Years to Discover Fundamental Chip Flaw (nymag.com)
7663.
American drone companies aren’t built to compete (theverge.com)
7664.
Predicting deliveries in real-time using ML (blog.onfleet.com)
7665.
NYC sues oil companies for the cost of adapting to climate change (arstechnica.com)
7666.
Ignoring Each Other in the Age of Instant Communication (theatlantic.com)
7667.
Locally developing Kubernetes services (without waiting for a deploy) (hackernoon.com)
7668.
Perfectionism, anxiety and learning to be kind to yourself (medium.com)
7669.
What makes a microservice architecture? (hackernoon.com)
7670.
Learning these 5 microservice patterns will make you a better engineer (hackernoon.com)
7671.
Twitter responds to Project Veritas allegation that it can share Trump's DMs (foxnews.com)
7672.
Google Is Evil (tracinskiletter.com)
7673.
S&P Shiller PE ratio has been higher only once in history (multpl.com)
7674.
FileNation – A simple way to send files using IPFS (github.com)
7675.
'Serious gap' in cosmic expansion rate hints at new physics (bbc.com)
7676.
Major Linux distros have Meltdown patches, but that's only part of the fix (zdnet.com)
7677.
Berlin Clock (en.wikipedia.org)
7678.
A collection of fractal inkblots (channels.cc)
7679.
Data from the top 20 fastest growing communities in crypto over the last month (reddit.com)
7680.
How medicine dealt with death before there was much technology (washingtonian.com)