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Archives for 15 Mar 2016

1. Apple files final response in San Bernardino iPhone case
   (258 points | Comments)

2. AlphaGo Is Not the Solution to AI
   (101 points | Comments)

3. Adam
   (657 points | Comments)

4. AWS Database Migration Service
   (141 points | Comments)

5. PlayStation VR Will Arrive in October for $399
   (192 points | Comments)

6. The Complete Guide to HTTP/2 with HAProxy and Nginx
   (110 points | Comments)

7. Hublin: open-source video conferencing
   (212 points | Comments)

8. Offline mobile maps from Mapbox
   (103 points | Comments)

9. Thomas Jefferson and Apple versus the FBI
   (217 points | Comments)

10. Server and Client RCE in Git version 2.7.1 and below
    (139 points | Comments)

11. Don’t Use Markdown for Documentation
    (121 points | Comments)

12. KTH and Wikipedia develop first crowdsourced speech engine
    (154 points | Comments)

13. More code review tools
    (624 points | Comments)

14. Handful of Biologists Went Rogue and Published Directly to Internet
    (492 points | Comments)

15. JSX is no longer my friend
    (200 points | Comments)

16. Show HN: Podcat – Imdb for podcasts
    (401 points | Comments)

17. Twenty-nine teams use same dataset, find contradicting results [pdf]
    (172 points | Comments)

18. Feathers 2.0 – a minimalist real-time JavaScript framework
    (202 points | Comments)

19. Scala’s Types of Types
    (120 points | Comments)

20. SpoonRocket shuts down
    (176 points | Comments)

21. Show HN: Live streaming SVG plot microservice that just works
    (114 points | Comments)

22. Modeled After Ants, Teams of Tiny Robots Can Move 2-Ton Car
    (171 points | Comments)

23. A WebAssembly Milestone: Experimental Support in Multiple Browsers
    (116 points | Comments)

24. Information Theory, Inference, and Learning Algorithms (2003) [pdf]
    (109 points | Comments)

25. Programming on Parallel Machines: GPU, Multicore, Clusters and More
    (165 points | Comments)

26. Experimental support for WebAssembly in V8
    (394 points | Comments)

27. Sources of ICQ desktop client by mail.ru
    (101 points | Comments)

28. Study finds negative association between empathizing and calculation ability
    (189 points | Comments)

29. Fermat's Last Theorem Earns Andrew Wiles the Abel Prize
    (159 points | Comments)

30. The web's original sin
    (123 points | Comments)

31. Toddlers Kill More People in the USA (with guns) Than Terrorists Do
    (331 points | Comments)

32. On asking job candidates to code
    (361 points | Comments)

33. Diving into Other People's Code
    (113 points | Comments)

34. The Strict Aliasing Situation Is Pretty Bad
    (150 points | Comments)

35. AlphaGo Beats Lee Sedol in Final Game
    (708 points | Comments)

36. The Difficulty of Private Contact Discovery
    (134 points | Comments)

37. FBI argues it can force Apple to turn over iPhone source code
    (150 points | Comments)

38. Encryption, Privacy Are Larger Issues Than Fighting Terrorism
    (647 points | Comments)

39. AlphaGo given honorary 9 dan rank by Korean Baduk Association
    (108 points | Comments)

40. Show HN: Using Google AMP to build a Medium-style Jekyll site that loads in 65ms
    (279 points | Comments)

41. Intel Marrying FPGA, Beefy Broadwell for Open Compute Future
    (146 points | Comments)

42. Hey Look, It's Every Bootstrap Website Ever
    (188 points | Comments)

43. A man overrides his camera's firmware to bring rare pictures of North Korea back
    (449 points | Comments)

44. D3 heatmap representing time series data similar to GitHub's contribution chart
    (128 points | Comments)

45. Western Digital makes a $46, 314GB hard drive just for the Raspberry Pi
    (219 points | Comments)