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lemire.me
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Hiring Developers in a Remote and Distributed Companysoftwaremill.com
It's easier than you might expect - and saves us lots of time. -
bbc.com
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website-archive.mozilla.org
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screenmailer.com
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Nitra goes Open Source!blog.jetbrains.com
We’ve been rather quiet about Nitra since our introductory blog post, back in November of last year. But we haven’t been sitting still. We’ve been busy building the foundations to a project that we... -
We’re Growing & Hiring. It’s Been Tough, But I’m Loving Every Bit. - Carve Casescarvecases.com
It seems such a long time ago that I started Carve in a shed out the back of my house. The company now, is unrecognisable from then. It was just me and a CNC machine. That shed was freezing cold, small, dusty and loud. I’d say the neighbours hated me. ... -
Delivery Drones Already Exist — And They're Way Bigger Than Amazon's | WIREDwired.com
Delivery drones don't just exist as prototypes in Jeff Bezos' skunkworks. They already exist, and they're already hauling some seriously heavy freight. -
A Hacker's Guide to Gitwildlyinaccurate.com
A Hacker's Guide to Git is now available as an e-book. You can purchase it on LeanPub. Introduction Git is currently the most widely used version control system in the world, mostly thanks to GitHu... -
github.com
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metacpan.org
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How Long Does a YC Hiring Link Stay On the Front Page?kiyototamura.tumblr.com
I occasionally see “ (YC ) is Hiring Ninjas and Rockstars and Unicorns” posts on HN front page (Yes, I visit that page quite often just like any other geeky-minded marketer). Here is one example from... -
Why link shorteners hurt the user experience and destroy the Webt37.net
Link shorteners are harmful, they hurt the user experience and break the Web. Link shorteners appeared as a consequence of the rise of Twitter. With a 140 chara... -
keystonejs.com
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i.liketightpants.net
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All Circuits Are Busynytimes.com
A brain researcher conveys a sense of unlimited possibility in brain mapping, predicting it may be achieved in 20 to 30 years. -
bbc.co.uk
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wirefloss.com
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bbc.co.uk
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Commerical GPS Turns 25: How the Unwanted Military Tech Found Its True Callingmashable.com
On May 25, 1989, the first consumer GPS devices were shipped to retailers. It was the beginning of the most successful wireless technology in history.
