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IBM Announces Computer Chips More Powerful Than Any in Existencenytimes.com
A consortium of which the company is a part has made working versions of ultradense seven-nanometer chips, capable of holding much more information than existing chips. -
Wealthfront: Silicon Valley Tech at Wall Street Pricesmedium.com
Somewhere in the Bay Area, a developer teeters on the edge of insanity. -
Data Maven from Crunchzillacrunchzilla.com
Learn about statistics with this intuitive game-like tutorial focused on answering questions with data -
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IBM may have just extended the lifespan of Moore’s Lawqz.com
Our computers should continue to get faster, if this research holds true. -
Tree houses: are wooden skyscrapers the future of tall buildings?theguardian.com
‘Timber towers’ might conjure up images of flammable, Jenga-like structures, but they could represent the safe and eco-friendly future of construction -
TTIP talks: Food fights block EU–US trade deal - BBC Newsbbc.co.uk
Different farming methods in the EU and US pose huge difficulties for trade deal negotiators, the BBC's Laurence Peter reports. -
Google Groupsgroups.google.com
Mit Google Groups können Sie Online-Foren und E-Mail-basierte Gruppen erstellen, sich daran beteiligen und interessante Diskussionen mit anderen Mitgliedern führen. -
PagerDuty Ringtonescommunity.pagerduty.com
We've had a few requests for the PagerDuty ringtones. Here are the songs as sung by 4 of our developers: gone-are-the-hard-drives.mp3 (520.3 KB) cry.mp3 (539.0 KB) time-to-wake-after-midnight.mp3 (435.3 KB) servers-on-fire.mp3 (392.2 KB) ne... -
The Most Influential Works, According to TvTropesjoshuasnider.com
An attempt at a blog by someone who thinks Haskell is cool. -
Cloning a function in Lualeafo.net
Have you ever considered whether functions in Lua are mutable or not. In Lua, objects are mutable because properties and metatables can be changed. Strings and numbers are examples of types that aren’t mutable: string library functions return n... -
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XKeyscore Exposé Reaffirms the Need to Rid the Web of Tracking Cookieseff.org
Last Wednesday, The Intercept published an expose on the NSA's XKeyscore program. Along with information on the breadth and scale of the NSA's metadata collection, The Intercept revealed how the NSA relies on unencrypted cookie data to identify users. ... -
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On Securing Web Session Idshueniverse.com
Someone asked: why does the Express session middleware add a hash suffix to the session id cookie? A great question. But first the obligatory disclaimer: like any security advice from someone who d... -
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Comedy’s Sweet Weapon: The Cream Pienytimes.com
The missing reel has been found for “The Battle of the Century,” a 1927 Laurel and Hardy film that features a fight that used 3,000 pies. -
Netflix and the Conservation of Attractive Profits - Stratechery by Ben Thompsonstratechery.com
Netflix has a lot more in common with Uber and Airbnb than you might think: it all comes back to the Law of Conservation of Attractive Profits, a core principle of disruption -
How Not to Make Your Engineer’s Life Completely Terriblemedium.com
or ‘I’m a Designer, I Don’t Need to Understand’ -
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