March 2018 Archive
1891.
The manned elevators of NYC (2017) (nytimes.com)
1892.
Why Don’t Patients Get Sick in Sync? Modelers Find Statistical Clues (quantamagazine.org)
1893.
DirectFB (web.archive.org)
1894.
To Test Einstein’s Equations, Poke a Black Hole (quantamagazine.org)
1895.
Lucky iron fish (en.wikipedia.org)
1896.
Hacker Guccifer 2.0 revealed as Russian agent when forgets VPN (dailymail.co.uk)
1897.
Police asks Google for location data of all near crime scene (fastcompany.com)
1898.
Zuckerberg has sold more FB stock in the last 90 days than any insider (cnbc.com)
1899.
Why we still can't stop plagiarism in undergraduate computer science (kevinchen.co)
1900.
Ask HN: Should we change the way we do software interviews? What's stopping us? (hxngsun.wordpress.com)
1901.
Tesla is just months from a total collapse, says hedge-fund manager (marketwatch.com)
1902.
Ask HN: What are good writing tips for software developers?
1903.
Self-driving cars will cause sprawl (medium.com)
1904.
I did mob programming every day for 5 months (medium.com)
1905.
Microsoft Bans “Offensive Language” from Skype (professional-troublemaker.com)
1906.
The next great urban reset (cnu.org)
1907.
Google searches and tweets about Bitcoin decline sharply (bloomberg.com)
1908.
Node Docker image broken (github.com)
1909.
Create a better social product to replace Facebook challenge (openbookchallenge.com)
1910.
How Shyp Sunk: The Rise and Fall of an On-Demand Startup (fastcompany.com)
1911.
Firebase Crashlytics graduates from beta (firebase.googleblog.com)
1912.
Pick for CIA chief linked to torture site (theguardian.com)
1913.
Non-Traditional Chips Gaining Steam (semiengineering.com)
1914.
The Cloud Act Is a Dangerous Piece of Legislation (aclu.org)
1915.
OCaml-multicore now at 4.04.2 (github.com)
1916.
Analyzing availability patterns in car sharing in Berlin (medium.com)
1917.
PVS-Studio is now available on macOS – weaknesses in the XNU Kernel (viva64.com)
1918.
Patrick Collison AMA on r/neoliberal (reddit.com)
1919.
Trump Readies Sweeping Tariffs and Investment Restrictions on China (nytimes.com)
1920.
Using Python helped YouTube ship features faster than Google Video (books.google.com)