November 2018 Archive
481.
How to speed up the Rust compiler in 2018: NLL edition (blog.mozilla.org)
482.
An AI Lie Detector Is Going to Start Questioning Travelers in the EU (gizmodo.com)
483.
An elevator in a Chicago skyscraper fell 84 floors, requiring a dramatic rescue (washingtonpost.com)
484.
Ask HN: Blind programmers, what can I do to make my code easier for you?
485.
Instant runoff voting is the system we need (chuckgreenman.posthaven.com)
486.
Quitting Amazon 5 months after I started (medium.com)
487.
The LM383 Story (idea2ic.com)
488.
States should ban contracts barring employees from seeking higher pay at a rival (bloomberg.com)
489.
Notorious patent enforcement entity values its entire portfolio at $2, folds (arstechnica.com)
490.
Build a do-it-yourself IMSI Catcher for about $20 (motherboard.vice.com)
491.
U.S. Freelance Workforce, Now 56.7M People, Grew 3.7M Since 2014 (upwork.com)
492.
Why I wrote 33 VSCode extensions and how I manage them (medium.com)
493.
How my sexual health searches ended up in the hands of big tech companies (abc.net.au)
494.
Jeri Ellsworth and the Robot Uprising of 2038 (blog.robertelder.org)
495.
De-facto closed source: the case for understandable software (13brane.net)
496.
Data Structure and Algorithms Interview Questions for Programmers (hackernoon.com)
497.
How We Built a Cost-Based SQL Optimizer (cockroachlabs.com)
498.
I Used to Be Homeless (yahoo.com)
499.
$200 retail whole genome sequencing now available (us.dantelabs.com)
500.
Advent of Nim (nim-lang.org)
501.
What is the highest point on Earth as measured from Earth's center? (oceanservice.noaa.gov)
502.
Ask HN: Resources for blind developers and sysadmins?
503.
Concurrency Glossary (slikts.github.io)
504.
Helsinki to Begin Anonymous Recruiting (finlandtoday.fi)
505.
China can apparently now identify citizens based on the way they walk (techcrunch.com)
506.
U.S. Federal Railroad Administration Legalizes Lightweight Train Cars (usa.streetsblog.org)
507.
Israel silent as Iran hit by computer virus more violent than Stuxnet – report (timesofisrael.com)
508.
Maximizing password manager attack surface (palant.de)
509.
FSF marks commons clause as non-free, recommends users fork software using it (fsf.org)
510.
WWF Report Reveals Staggering Extent of Human Impact on Planet (worldwildlife.org)