You probably don't need AI/ML. You can make do with well written SQL scripts //threadreaderapp comments→
Dumber phone //nomasters comments→
Why it took a long time to build the tiny link preview on Wikipedia //wikimedia comments→
Scuttlebutt, a Decentralized Alternative to Facebook //inthemesh comments→
Magnasanti: Large and Terrifying SimCity (2010) //rumorsontheinternets comments→
MIT Researchers Have Developed a ‘System for Dream Control’ //vice comments→
Rethinking GPS: Engineering Next-Gen Location at Uber //ubere comments→
Interns with toasters: how I taught people about load balancers //rachelbythebay comments→
In Beaver We Trust: A Review of Ubuntu 18.04 LTS //bityard comments→
A rundown of the new Gmail //blog comments→
Jeff Bezos' annual shareholders letter //sec comments→
Unraveling rm: what happens when you run it? //safia comments→
Introspect Yourself //dcgross comments→
Programming in the Debugger //willcrichton comments→
What has been your most rewarding job/project and why? //ycombinator
What tools do you use to automate your business? //ycombinator
Effective methods to fight depression? //ycombinator
Mermaid: Markdown-like generation of diagrams and flowcharts from text //github comments→
Giving a Broken Barcode Scanner a New Life with Elixir and Nerves //bcarrigan comments→
Blloc – minimalist smartphone //blloc comments→
Fast website link checker in Go //github comments→
HoneyMoney – 100% more Bees than any other personal finance software //HoneyMoney comments→
Renting is Throwing Money Away, Right? //affordanything comments→
Maker's Schedule, Manager's Schedule //paulgraham comments→
Mathematics I Use //gajendra comments→
VS Code can do that? //vscodecandothat comments→
Software Testing Anti-patterns //codepipes comments→
Designing very large JavaScript applications //medium comments→
Parsing JSON is a Minefield //seriot comments→
Interactive Go programming with Jupyter //medium comments→
HTTP/2 Python-Asyncio Web Microframework //gitlab comments→
Slate-md-editor – A markdown editor that allows live editing //github comments→
The Quest for the Next Billion-Dollar Color //bloomberg comments→
The Woman Who Gave the Macintosh a Smile //newyorker comments→
Go's New Brand //golang comments→
Intuitive Linear Algebra and 3D Geometry //intuitive-math comments→
Introduction to Decision Tree Learning //fritz comments→
Gravitation water vortex power plant //wikipedia comments→
At the Bottom of the Ocean, a Gloomy Discovery //discovermagazine comments→
Microsoft v MikeRoweSoft //wikipedia comments→
Burr conspiracy //wikipedia comments→
Watch Stanford CS Lectures Together //classroomies comments→
The last day of linotype at the NYT //vimeo comments→
How to Find Product Market Fit – founder of Segment //youtube comments→
Things I Learned from a Job Hunt for a Senior Engineering Role //fuzzyblog comments→
List of places to find remote jobs and freelancing projects //google comments→
Be likeable or get fired //google comments→
High-Paying Trade Jobs Sit Empty, While High School Grads Line Up for University //npr comments→
Tech workers who are engineering a mid-30s retirement //californiasunday comments→
Chinese Workers Who Assemble Designer Bags in Italy //newyorker comments→
The Known Unknown: Tales of the Yucca Man //longreads comments→
Smugmug Acquires Flickr //smugmug comments→
A one-second video taken by the Rosetta probe on the surface of a comet //twitter comments→
The Underrated Pleasures of Eastern European Dumplings //newyorker comments→
Tokyo and Hong Kong in 2018 //haywirez comments→
Players Have Crowned a New Best Board Game – And It May Be Tough to Topple //fivethirtyeight comments→
One red paperclip //wikipedia comments→
Hijack of Amazon’s domain service used to reroute web traffic for two hours //doublepulsar comments→
Now Is the Perfect Time for an RSS Renaissance //neflabs comments→
My account is sending spam emails //google comments→
Towards Scala 3 //scala-lang comments→
What I learned by living without artificial light //bbc comments→
Giving Up on the Current MacBook Pro Keyboard //theoutline comments→
A manufacturing process that produces long strips of high-quality graphene //mit comments→
MySQL 8.0 is now generally available //mysqlserverteam comments→
A look at terminal emulators, part 1 //lwn comments→
Why I'm declining funding from Ruby Together //samphippen comments→
Giving meaning to 100B analytics events a day with Kafka, Dataflow and BigQuery //medium comments→
So Long Last /8 and Thanks For All the Allocations //ripe comments→
Why Invest in Cities? There's Always Another Boise //bloomberg comments→