Friday, November 17, 2017

Hacker Newsletter #378

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Issue #378 // November 17, 2017 // View in your browser

I'll be taking a break next week, so see you in two weeks. Thankful for all 52,000+ of you! –kale

#Favorites


Dropbox Professional - Powerful tools to showcase your work
//dropbox sponsored

Tesla Roadster
//tesla comments→

Tesla Semi
//tesla comments→

How Firefox Got Fast Again
//mozilla comments→

Code together in real time with Teletype for Atom
//atom comments→

The fake Facebook profile industry
//radio-canada comments→

RSS: there's nothing better
//davidyat comments→

A Beginner´s Guide to Getting Things Done
//zenkit comments→

I hate telephones
//jameshfisher comments→

Skyrim rendered in text
//medium comments→

The best laptop ever made
//marco comments→

A Universe in One Line of Code with 10 PRINT
//makeartwithpython comments→

A Very Long, Super-Nerdy NBA Podcast Is Making Money
//bloomberg comments→

#Ask HN


Best way to get started with AI?

What are some interesting papers in CS for a beginner?

What are best tools for web scraping?

#Show HN


Firefox 57.0 Released //mozilla comments→

Visual Studio Live Share //visualstudio comments→

Markdown Here – Write email in Markdown //markdown-here comments→

Datasette – Create and publish an API for SQLite databases //simonwillison comments→

SpeechBoard – Edit Podcasts from the Transcript //speechboard comments→

Arduino Death Clock //github comments→

Sanity – A Headless CMS Construction Kit in JavaScript //sanity comments→

#Code


How we do Vue at GitLab: one year later //gitlab comments→

JavaScript. The Core: 2nd Edition //dmitrysoshnikov comments→

Puffs: Parsing Untrusted File Formats Safely //github comments→

What is a Source Map //schneems comments→

Pspg – Postgres Pager //github comments→

#Data


Developer preview of TensorFlow Lite //googleblog comments→

Confession as an AI researcher; seeking advice //reddit comments→

Analyzing Your Browser History Using Python and Pandas //github comments→

I built a LinearRegression that can play Pong with me //medium comments→

#Design


Using SVG as image placeholders //medium comments→

Creating a presentation by hand using calligraphy //nibrahim comments→

CNN – 1996 Year in Review //cnn comments→

Designer Lynx – curated links to useful UI design resources //designerlynx comments→

#Learn


A penetration tester's guide to sub-domain enumeration //appsecco comments→

The 3750 year old customer complaint letter //wikipedia comments→

The math and algorithms behind a search library //kabir comments→

Physics Has Demoted Mass //nautil comments→

The evolution of eyes //nationalgeographic comments→

High Arctic relocation //wikipedia comments→

#Watching


Why I'm Digging Deep Into Alzheimer's //gatesnotes comments→

Biomimicry: How Designers Are Learning from the Natural World //99percentinvisible comments→

#Working


Ask HN: What is your favorite place to find work? //ycombinator

Brilliant Jerks in Engineering //brendangregg comments→

Try to see things from a manager's perspective //acm comments→

You're working in the wrong place if you're working in an open office //medium comments→

#Longreads


All about whiteboard markers //medium comments→

The art of the dinner party //nytimes comments→

The Dead Man Fund //longreads comments→

#Fun


Reasons the Jennifer Appel and Tasha Fuiava survival story smells fishy //unreasonablydangerousonionrings comments→

Halfbakery //halfbakery comments→

Elemental Haiku: An interactive review of the periodic table //sciencemag comments→

#Cutting Room Floor


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Voters say "yes" to city-run broadband in Colorado //arstechnica comments→

Intel ME is finally cracked //twitter comments→

Fearless Concurrency in Firefox Quantum //rust-lang comments→

Google Releases Colaboratory //google comments→

Learn just enough Linux to get things done //alexpetralia comments→

Apology after Japanese train departs 20 seconds early //bbc comments→

What Happened to Threadless? //racked comments→

Bill Gates buys land in Arizona to build 'smart city' //kgw comments→

Alibaba hits nearly $18B in 'Singles Day' orders in 12 hours //nytimes comments→

A Year of Tech Solidarity //civichall comments→

Why I won't be reviewing 'The Last Jedi,' or any other Disney movie, in advance //washingtonpost comments→

Interactive Charts with Go (GL) //medium comments→

Privacy Pass: A browser extension for anonymous authentication //medium comments→

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