Friday, July 27, 2018

Hacker Newsletter #412

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Issue #412 // July 27, 2018 // View in your browser

#Favorites


Datadog - Monitoring, alerting, and distributed tracing for Node.js apps
//datadog sponsored

Slack and Atlassian Team Up to Take on Microsoft in Chat Software
//bloomberg comments→

Machine Learning Guides
//google comments→

Facebook stock drops more than 20% after revenue forecast misses
//marketwatch comments→

The secret call to Andy Grove that may have helped Apple buy NeXT
//cake comments→

San Francisco's zoning makes it illegal to build apartments in 73.5% of the city
//deapthoughts comments→

Xv6, a simple Unix-like teaching operating system
//mit comments→

The Allure of Small Towns for Big City Freelancers
//slate comments→

What tech stacks are indie hackers using for their apps, and why?
//indiehackers comments→

IP addresses and routing
//jvns comments→

YC Startup School Library
//startupschool comments→

What to do with too much advice
//ycombinator comments→

#Featured


Portable Cloud Programming with Go Cloud //golang comments→

Knative – Kubernetes-based platform to manage modern serverless workloads //google comments→

Cloud Build - Google's new continuous integration platform //techcrunch comments→

Machine Learning in Google Bigquery //googleblog comments→

#Ask HN


Got a CS degree, but I'm unable to be programmer. What can I do?

Any good examples of learning through games/puzzles, for adults?

How do you organize/track your personal goals?

#Show HN


Zotero: An open-source tool to help collect, organize, cite, and share research //zotero comments→

Electronic Circuit Simulator in the Browser //falstad comments→

Stripe Issuing – An API for creating physical and virtual cards //stripe comments→

Kanban for E-Mail //kanbanmail comments→

Looking Glass – A new type of holographic interface //feld comments→

Open source non-linear notepad app //getmicropad comments→

Compare benefits of second passport based on the one you have //multinational comments→

#Code


Ndb – An improved debugging experience for Node.js //github comments→

Devhints: A collection of developer cheatsheets //devhints comments→

Optic – Automate Routine Programming //ycombinator comments→

Prose: a Golang library for text processing //github comments→

The Data Transfer Project //github comments→

#Data


Autopsy of a deep learning paper //piekniewski comments→

Google AI Chief Jeff Dean's ML System Architecture Blueprint //medium comments→

Facebook AI Research Expands with New Academic Collaborations //fb comments→

#Design


Layoutit – An interactive CSS Grid generator //layoutit comments→

CSS Scan – Instantly check or copy computed CSS from any element //github comments→

#Learn


Worms frozen in permafrost for up to 42,000 years come back to life //siberiantimes comments→

Teach Yourself Computer Science //teachyourselfcs comments→

Classic Algorithms Implemented in JavaScript //github comments→

Riving, a Viking-age woodworking technique //hurstwic comments→

Phoebus cartel //wikipedia comments→

The Hunt for Earth's Deep Hidden Oceans //quantamagazine comments→

Street dogs in Moscow learn to ride the subway //wikipedia comments→

#Books


The Best Textbooks on Every Subject //lesswrong comments→

YC's 2018 Summer Reading List //ycombinator comments→

Competitive Programmer's Handbook [pdf] //cses comments→

The Book Is a Time Machine //publicbooks comments→

The Site Reliability Workbook: Practical Ways to Implement SRE [pdf] //google comments→

#Watching


Go: building on the shoulders of giants and stepping on a few toes //youtube comments→

1911 – A trip through New York with sound //youtube comments→

P-51 Engine Out, Off-Airport Landing – Full Analysis //youtube comments→

#Working


How work kills us //economist comments→

Millions of educated, experienced workers are tossed aside by a strong economy //washingtonpost comments→

A 4-Day Workweek? A Test Run Shows a Surprising Result //nytimes comments→

#Fun


How to beat LinkedIn: The Game //theoutline comments→

Rockstar: A programming language where programs are also song lyrics //github comments→

Georgia Has a Coast? //bittersoutherner comments→

Interactive demos on network theory, game theory, trust etc //ncase comments→

Web DSP audio editor //dsp comments→

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