Friday, September 8, 2017

Hacker Newsletter #368

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Issue #368 // September 08, 2017 // View in your browser

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#Favorites


Delta Goes Big, Then Goes Home
//flightradar24 comments→

Demon-Haunted World
//locusmag comments→

Writing a SQLite clone from scratch in C
//github comments→

Watsi launches universal health coverage, funded by YC Research
//watsi comments→

Tell me what your company does
//medium comments→

You are not 'behind'
//zackkanter comments→

Solaris to Linux Migration 2017
//brendangregg comments→

The Netherlands has become an agricultural giant
//nationalgeographic comments→

The Incredible Growth of Python
//stackoverflow comments→

Android 8.0 Oreo, thoroughly reviewed
//arstechnica comments→

A candy man revolutionized the sushi industry
//bloombergquint comments→

A Serf on Google's Farm
//talkingpointsmemo comments→

#Ask HN


What are your favourite developer blogs?

Those making $500+/month on side projects in 2017 – Show and tell

How did you get started in netsec/pentesting?

#Show HN


Nginx Unit //nginx comments→

Delete Facebook Account //deletefacebook comments→

Atlassian launches Stride, its Slack competitor //techcrunch comments→

Vagrant 2.0 //hashicorp comments→

Make your web page dance with Rythm.js //github comments→

A simple, tiny Vim and kilo-inspired editor //github comments→

Epsilon: Graphing calculator operating system //github comments→

Page.REST – An API to fetch details from a web page as JSON //page comments→

#Code


Optimizing web servers for high throughput and low latency //dropbox comments→

What's Functional Programming All About? //lihaoyi comments→

Go Assembly by Example //davidwong comments→

The Zen of Just Writing CSS //svelte comments→

Bootstrapping Kubernetes GCP without scripts //github comments→

A curated list of things related to Vue.js //github comments→

LÖVR – VR framework for Lua //lovr comments→

Ice – WSGI microframework to develop small web apps in Python //readthedocs comments→

#Data


Transformer: A Novel Neural Network Architecture for Language Understanding //googleblog comments→

Data science tips and tricks from the developer community //algorithmia comments→

Mathematics of Machine Learning //ibm comments→

BigQuery dataset: 22M FCC comments on net neutrality //google comments→

Data science on a chromebook //simplystatistics comments→

#Design


Little UI Details //twitter comments→

Flat UI Elements Attract Less Attention and Cause Uncertainty //nngroup comments→

A Quick Beginner's Guide to Drawing //medium comments→

#Learn


Wind Energy Is One of the Cheapest, and It's Getting Cheaper //scientificamerican comments→

FE-Schrift: forgery-impeding typeface //wikipedia comments→

Radar reveals two moons orbiting asteroid Florence //astronomynow comments→

A Game of Life on Penrose Tilings //arxiv comments→

#Books


Ask HN: What books have made the biggest impact on your mental models? //ycombinator

It's Okay to "Forget" What You Read //medium comments→

Crypto for kids //github comments→

Technical Book on Deep Learning //github comments→

#Watching


Bringing back the iPhone headphone jack, in China //strangeparts comments→

A Bourne-style shell built from scratch in 35 minutes //destroyallsoftware comments→

YouTube Programming Channels //lvguowei comments→

#Working


To Understand Rising Inequality, Consider Janitors //nytimes comments→

Ask HN: How to start afresh in a new domain after years of expertise in another? //ycombinator

Amazon to Build Second HQ in North America //amazon comments→

Key Values – Find engineering teams that share your values //keyvalues comments→

It's time to balance the power between workers and employers //washingtonpost comments→

U.S. Employers Struggle to Match Workers with Open Jobs //npr comments→

Elon Musk Describes What Great Communication Looks Like //inc comments→

#Longreads


What We Get Wrong About Technology //timharford comments→

The Development of the C Language //bell-labs comments→

North Korea Is Not Crazy //recordedfuture comments→

#Fun


Facebook recruiting and Unix systems //imgur comments→

Rental camera gear destroyed by the 2017 eclipse //lensrentals comments→

Binary data visualization //codisec comments→

"this code very fast" pull request to remove whitespace from linux kernel //github comments→

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