A Protocol for Dying //hintjens comments→
The average size of Web pages is now the average size of a Doom install //mobiforge comments→
Being a Developer After 40 //medium comments→
Dropbox Project Infinite //dropbox comments→
Do not talk about pricing //medium comments→
SpaceX plans to debut Red Dragon with 2018 Mars mission //nasaspaceflight comments→
Have Software Developers Given Up? //dantup comments→
About rel=noopener //github comments→
Homebrew now sends usage information to Google Analytics //github comments→
Docker for Mac Beta Review //medium comments→
Future Screens Are Mostly Blue //99percentinvisible comments→
Most popular links in Hacker News comments, 2006–2015 //github comments→
Email Isn’t the Thing We’re Bad At //twistedmatrix comments→
Checklistomania makes it easy to keep track of relative tasks //gsa comments→
How do you decide what to learn next? //ycombinator
How do you deal with so many project management systems? //ycombinator
Mosh: the mobile shell //mit comments→
Jam API, turn any site into a JSON api using CSS selectors //jamapi comments→
Glot.io: Open Source pastebin with runnable snippets and API //glot comments→
A Chrome extension to remind you why you opened Facebook //google comments→
DataGrip: Swiss Army Knife for Databases and SQL //jetbrains comments→
passgo, a command line password manager written in go //github comments→
Node.js v6.0 Released //nodejs comments→
Xamarin Open-Sourced //xamarin comments→
Chart.js 2.0 Released //chartjs comments→
Programming blogs //danluu comments→
Xi editor: A modern editor with a backend written in Rust //github comments→
QBE – a new compiler back end //c9x comments→
SQL Tricks //jooq comments→
Making 1M requests with Python-aiohttp //github comments→
Grafi.js – JavaScript Image Processing Library //grafijs comments→
Half Your Brain Stands Guard When Sleeping in a New Place //npr comments→
Who Was Ramanujan? //backchannel comments→
How Kalman Filters Work //anuncommonlab comments→
Leaf – Machine Learning for Hackers //autumnai comments→
My Favorite Programming, Computer and Science Books: Part Five //catonmat comments→
Weeding the Worst Library Books //newyorker comments→
Let Chris Crawford teach you to program Atari's 8-bit computers //gamasutra comments→
Stanford CS 224D Video: Deep Learning for Natural Language Processing //youtube comments→
BYOT: Bring your own team //stripe comments→
Hiring Is Broken – My interview experience in the tech industry //medium comments→
At Chobani, Now It’s Not Just the Yogurt That’s Rich //nytimes comments→
One Regulation Is Painless – A Million of Them Hurt //bloombergview comments→
Rube Goldberg machine in HTML forms //sebastianlyserena comments→
For What It’s Worth: A Review of Wu-Tang Clan’s “Once Upon a Time in Shaolin” //dancohen comments→
The driverless truck is coming, and it’s going to automate millions of jobs //techcrunch comments→
‘Laws’ of Software Development //exceptionnotfound comments→
Dropbox as a Git Server //anishathalye comments→
Bots won't replace apps, only better apps will replace apps //dangrover comments→
Benefits of 1 Minute of All-Out Effort during Exercise //nytimes comments→
Bill Gates' Philanthropic Impact Put in Perspective //insatiablefox comments→
What Happens When Baseball-Stats Nerds Run a Pro Team //nytimes comments→
Capacitor, BigQuery’s next-generation columnar storage format //google comments→
Minecraft, Enhance :Using Neural Networks to Upscale and Stylize Pixel Art //nucl comments→
A Methodology for Retiring Products //neovintage comments→
The Story Behind Prince’s Legendary Floppy Disks //nymag comments→