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Why Good People Leave Large Tech Companies Darknet Messenger Briar Releases Beta, Passes Security Audit The New Firefox and Ridiculous Numbers of Tabs Movidius launches a $79 deep-learning USB stick Abuses Hide in the Silence of Nondisparagement Agreements Decentralized trust graph for online value exchange without a blockchain Show HN: $200 Solar Self-Sufficiency  Without Your Landlord Noticing Pascal at Apple Parity's Wallet Bug Is Not Alone Probability quantum world obeys local realism is less than one in a billion	Teaching Robots to Understand Semantic Concepts PicnicHealth (YC S14) wins Google's machine learning competition – we're hiring Claude Shannon: How a Genius Thinks, Works, and Lives Show HN: Mesh IDE – a code editor that feels like a spreadsheet gRPC in Production As California’s labor shortage grows, farmers replace workers with robots A Rare-Book Thief Who Looted College Libraries in the ’80s Monospaced Programming Fonts with Ligatures Hedge Fund Uses Algae to Reap 21% Return Patreon Sucks	Paying people to preserve forests seems to work Launch HN: D-ID (YC S17) – Protecting Identities from Face Recognition Tech Judge Rules Milwaukee Flouted U.S. Constitution in Response to Pokemon Go Craze Dutch Cops on AlphaBay ‘Refugees’ Challenge: Put all of Shakespeare's works into the smallest HTML file you can Finding the Energy to Work on Your Side Hustle NTLM Hash Leaks: Ancient Microsoft Design Flaw Pure Go implementation of the NaCL set of APIs 19th-Century Lithuanians Who Smuggled Books to Save Their Language Notes on Estimating (1967) [pdf]
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Disguising Ruby as Javascript [x-post /ruby] Re-Writing BSD shell commands like it's 1994: mkdir 10,000 Hours With Claude Shannon: How A Genius Thinks, Works, and Lives A hacker stole $31M of Ether—how it happened and what it means for Ethereum What are covariance and contravariance? “My Code is Self-Documenting” Back In My Day We Bolded Letters By Hand! I'm a law prof who works at the intersection of law/tech. I created a (free) newsletter for people interest in this area, and some of the folks at r/lawyers recommended I share with you guys. Tons of opportunities for coders who want to build stuff for law! Memcached 1.5 Released. New features like segmented LRU and slab rebalancing. Mesh IDE: a code editor that feels like a spreadsheet How the Web Became Unreadable (2016) Emacs and Magit Do people write insane code with multiple overlapping side effects with a straight face? Launching a new version of ImageMagick Pure Go implementation of the NaCL set of API's SaaS, PaaS and IaaS explained in one graphic - And how the original Pizza-as-a-Service illustration is wrong Why do I need a debugger? Version control in machine learning: What is it, Why, How to How do you version control your neural net? [x-post from /r/MachineLearning] Investigating a 5 year old bug in the Windows kernel OWL: a cleaner, safer language that compiles to PHP How much code should we be striving to generate? How to Make If Statements More Understandable Profile-guided optimization in .NET Core 2.0 Catfs - Cache AnyThing filesystem written in Rust MORE	Scary Terry What are reasons to live? Layers of Lairs RIP Chester. Pen & Pencil on a dollar bill. Let's make a millionaire together, comment to enter! [Drawing Thread #32] Cat crunches Girl pretends to be deaf and makes up sign language to avoid a guy at the club Proof Verizon mobile and Others are Throttling Your Data TIL that the Greenland Shark has the longest lifespan of any vertebrate (up to 500 years), and doesn't even reach sexual maturity until they are 150 years old Marvel's 'Defenders' - Official SDCC 2017 Trailer xkcd 695: apparently CERN scientists couldn't handle the sad ending The Best Cheesy Garlic Bread Ever This annoying piece of shit New Jersey Raises Minimum Smoking Age to 21 this waterfall in Romania Our vet couldn't resist taking a picture of Stanley after he woke from his surgery! (He is healthy and ok now!) pUpPy DiSiNtEgRaTeS iN tOxIc WaTeR Not what I expected, but looks fun anyway Verizon admits to throttling Netflix in apparent violation of net neutrality [US] Went through the McDonalds drive-thru last night. Snake-arm robot to clean and inspect the cutting head of a tunnel boring machine Oh but I insist... This summer has been filled with people wanting to travel but not doing anything about it... Looks like a fun night So now even Lemon can become hungry! MORE	Rethinking User Interface Design for the TV Platform Designing for Interactive Environments and Smart Spaces A Guide to Process-oriented Programming in Elixir and OTP How to Avoid the Curse of Premature Optimization Experts’ Corner: Pitch Deck Tips for Fundraising Success Code Optimization: The Optimal Way to Optimize A Product Designer's Guide to Competitive Analysis Wireframe Mapping: How to Avoid Scope Creep Ngrx and Angular 2 Tutorial: Building a Reactive Application Esports: A Guide to Competitive Video Gaming 13 Podcasts Every Designer Should Listen To Framer Tutorial: 7 Simple Microinteractions to Improve Your Prototypes Laravel API Tutorial: How to Build and Test a RESTful API Effective Communication Strategies for Designers Advanced PowerPoint Presentation Tips & Hacks Angular vs. React: Which Is Better for Web Development? Use Craft by InVision to Streamline Team Collaboration Amazon vs. Walmart: Bezos Goes for the Jugular with Whole Foods Acquisition How to Perfect and Leverage Remote UX Workshops Get Started With Microservices: A Dropwizard Tutorial Ramping up Software Deployment - A Docker Swarm Tutorial How to Build an Email Sentiment Analysis Bot: An NLP Tutorial Top UX Books: 10 Essential, Non-Traditional Reads Glass-Steagall Act: Did Its Repeal Cause the Financial Crisis? Spring Batch Tutorial: Batch Processing Made Easy with Spring Eight CSS Tips for Advanced Layouts and Effects Framer Tutorial: How to Create Stunning Interactive Prototypes Three Core Principles of Venture Capital Portfolio Strategy Building an Angular Video Player with Videogular A Step-by-step Guide to Creating Animated Product Explainer Videos MORE
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Read Amiga Floppies Using An Arduino VexRiscv: A Modular RISC-V Implementation for FPGA The Tuna Fish Sandwich Foundry World’s Largest Super Soaker is Dangerously Good Clean Fun Hackaday Prize Entry: Hydroponic Garden Control Linux Fu: Better Bash Scripting Electric Skateboard Rocks the Giant LEGO
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Slackware, Oldest Linux Distro Still In Active Development, Turns 24 Millennials Only Have a 5 To 6 Second Attention Span For Ads Drupal Developers Still Rebelling Against Drupal Leadership Verizon Accused of Throttling Netflix and YouTube, Admits To 'Video Optimization' The New Firefox and Ridiculous Numbers of Tabs Senator Doesn't Buy FCC Justification For Killing Net Neutrality Intel Accuses Qualcomm of Trying To Kill Mobile Chip Competition Google, Apple, Amazon Hit Record Lobbying Highs Sean Spicer Resigns as White House Press Secretary After Objecting To Scaramucci Hire Lyft Launches a New Self-driving Division and Will Develop Its Own Autonomous Ride-hailing Technology NASA Uploads Hundreds of Rare Aircraft Films to YouTube Beijing Wants AI To Be Made In China By 2030 For the First Time, Microsoft Got More Revenue From Office 365 Subscriptions Than From Traditional Office Software Licensing Disney Facing VFX Firm's Injunction Bid on Three Blockbuster Films Ask Slashdot: Ubuntu 18.04 LTS Desktop Default Application Survey	Delta SkyMiles customers who are enrolled in CLEAR can now use fingerprint as boarding pass at Reagan Washington National Airport (Thuy Ong/The Verge) AngelList co-founder Babak Nivi has also left the board; sources describe an incident leading to a contractor and Nivi signing a nondisparagement agreement (Katie Benner/New York Times) Sources describe efforts by Google and big publishers to combat the ad fraud practice called spoofing on major ad exchanges, via ads.txt initiative (Mike Shields/Business Insider) Shyp ends Chicago, LA, and New York service, leaves San Francisco Bay Area as its only market, refocuses on small businesses, lays off employees (Harry McCracken/Fast Company) Intel files a public statement with ITC accusing Qualcomm of anticompetitive practices in Qualcomm vs Apple case (Steven Musil/CNET) Dropbox CTO Aditya Agarwal says he is leaving in August after five years at the company (Matthew Lynley/TechCrunch) After multiple user reports of video throttling, Verizon admits it is testing a new video optimization system (Jon Brodkin/Ars Technica) AngelList co-founder Babak Nivi confirms he left the company, says he is going to "work on something new", calls claims of misconduct untrue (Josh Constine/TechCrunch) YouTube to shutter Video Editor and photo slideshow tools Sep. 20; Enhancements feature, which lets users trim, blur, and filter uploaded videos, will live on (Richard Gao/Android Police) Lyft announces it is opening Level 5 Engineering Center in Palo Alto to develop its own "open self-driving system" (Sarah Buhr/TechCrunch) Sources: Y Combinator raising up to $1B for second Continuity fund, which will merge with early-stage investment program, and won't be limited to YC companies (Axios) Microsoft using a trademark suit to seize control of domain names like livemicrosoft.net, to cut off Fancy Bear's malware-controlling servers from their victims (Kevin Poulsen/The Daily Beast) Sources: Swedish e-commerce payments firm Klarna raises around $250M at a $2.5B valuation from private equity firm Permira (Ingrid Lunden/TechCrunch) Microsoft CFO Amy Hood: for the first time, Microsoft got more revenue from Office 365 subscriptions than from traditional Office software licensing (Ina Fried/Axios) A look at how Twitch and YouTube gamers helped Discord grow to 9M daily active users, overtaking Slack's 5M daily active users (Kathleen Chaykowski/Forbes)	Netflix's Secret Weapon Isn't Reboots—It's Genre Movies Lyft Says, ‘Me Too!’ and Dives Into the Self-Driving Game Trump Communications Director Anthony Scaramucci Disagrees With Most Trump Policies Sean Spicer Resigned as White House Press Secretary. The Internet Will Miss Him. A GAO Sting Scored $1.2 Million in Weapons From an Unsuspecting Department of Defense IBM’s Watson Won Jeopardy! But Can It Win the New AI Biz? Qualcomm’s _Game of Thrones_-Like Legal Battles Keep Getting Worse Gadget Lab Podcast: Talkin' Glass With Steven Levy Physicists Try to Revive a Super-Safe, Decades-Old Cancer Treatment Fox's Comic-Con Panel and the Case of the Mysteriously Absent X-Men Universe Total Solar Eclipse: Guess How Many People Can Actually Watch? HP Spectre x2 (2017) Review: The 2-in-1 Laptop to Beat Meet the Woman Trying to Prepare Your Town for the Total Solar Eclipse Watch a Homemade Robot Crack a SentrySafe Combination Safe in 15 Minutes VR Ads Are Almost Here. Don’t Act Surprised Oh, Elon. Building Infrastructure for the Hyperloop Doesn't Work Like That As Cyberattacks Destabilize the World, the State Department Turns a Blind Eye Trump's 2020 Campaign Has Already Paid Out $600K—to Trump Twitter's Winning the War on Harassment—So Says Twitter Climate Change Is Here. It’s Time to Talk About Geoengineering Tuna Fish School Human Engineers in Hydraulics Alphabay and Hansa Takedowns Ensnare Thousands of Dark Web Users 'Final Fantasy XII: The Zodiac Age' Review: Giving an Oddity New Room to Breathe A Keen-Eyed Robot Goes to Work for a Paralyzed Veteran The 5 Best Apps for Sketching on an iPad Pro: Photoshop Sketch, Procreate, Pixelmator, Concepts, Inspire Pro When the Selfie Turns Sacreligious Comic-Con 2017: Black Panther, Joss Whedon and Everything Else We Want to See The Wearables Giving Computer Vision to the Blind: Aira, eSight, MyEye What's Next for the ISS? Hell if NASA Knows Where Is Hollywood Looking for the Next Hit? Podcasts
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