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Show HN: InstaPart – Build circuit boards faster with instant parts Ha4: Concurrent ML and HOPAC Neural Photo Editor Nature’s libraries are the fountains of biological innovation Who the Hell Is This Joyce Bitcoin Wealth Distribution GPU Accelerated Theano and Keras with Windows 10 What the F? What swearing reveals about language and ourselves D-Wave Founder's New Startup Combines AI, Robots, and Monkeys in Exo-Suits The Death of the Telephone Call: 1876–2007	Show HN: G9.js – Automatically Interactive Differentiable Graphics Everybody Thinks They're Middle-Class So You Want to Be a Hero? Ask HN: What's the best way to learn about the blockchain? Nokia to demonstrate a technique for terabit-speed data over optical-fiber Build a legacy. The Muse (YC W12) is hiring a fullstack engineer Google Fonts combinations A.I. Doesn't Get Black Twitter Thelonious Monk Creates a List of Tips for Playing a Gig (2012) Forget virtual assistants, Asteria wants to be your AI friend	3D Dust Mapping with Pan-STARRS The price of connection: 'surveillance capitalism' Bogdanov affair How Houston Regulates Land Use Out of Their Love They Made It: A Visual History of Buraq Bohr, Bohm and Language (2013) Space Art Propelled Scientific Exploration of the Cosmos, But Its Star Is Fading What is Janitor Monkey? (2015) Zombie Moore's Law shows hardware is eating software Isaac Asimov Asks, “How Do People Get New Ideas?” (1959)
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PostgreSQL 9.6 to be released on 29th of September Fixing E.T. for the Atari 2600 - One of my favorite code explorations of all time Pinterest for Programmers Bridge.NET - Open Source C# to JavaScript Compiler How does Google know where I am? A Rubik's Cube solver written in Python that uses webcam input (through OpenCV) to read the starting configuration of a shuffled cube and then guides you through the solution Analysis of Github data with Google BigQuery Upgrade your SSH keys The oldest computer in use by the U.S. government Creole-Forth-For-Excel: Forth in a spreadsheet .Net Standard (Core) TCP Services A detailed breakdown of the rendering of Playdead's Inside (from GDC 2016) Better Ø Downtime Deployment with a Database using Triggers (& Flyway) JavaScript vs C++: Creating the same 3D game in both So You Want to be a Functional Programmer (Part 4) I wrote a brief guide to C++ template metaprogramming! Prof. Yann LeCun - Deep Learning and the Future of AI ripgrep is faster than {grep, ag, git grep, ucg, pt, sift} Announcing Citus MX: Scaling Postgres to over 500k writes per second Create an OS kernel from scratch Google's virtual reality SDK Surviving the reddit hug of death A Conscious Brain in Small Steps Skip Lists: Done Right The Ten Commandments for C Programmers (Annotated Edition) by Henry Spencer MORE	"The Nightman Cometh" - The best musical ever written. A branch of my rose plant mutated to become super thorny. First Ever Quadriplegic Treated With Stem Cells Regains Motor Control in His Upper Body Maple Ridge in Japan Australia Is Drifting So Fast GPS Can't Keep Up ‘The Purge: Election Year’ Becomes Highest Grossing Title In Horror Franchise I'm outta here! When you play Rocket League but are only interested in collecting one kind of antenna I am T.R. Ragan, an author who wrote for 20 years without success but have now sold over two million e-book after self-publishing. AMA. Everybody Thinks They a€™re Middle-Class LPT: When looking up recipes online, the recipe doesn't stop at the recipe. Read the reviews to find slight alterations (and frankly sometimes improvements) that fit your taste. Famine Memorial in Dublin Supreme self-control Almost Davidson Author fights back at ISIS with gay jihadi erotica TIL Victorinox, the maker of the iconic Swiss Army knife, lost over 40% of its business after 9/11. The company refused to lay off any employees. North Korean goal keeper getting destroyed Old Guy laughing at his own joke on a news story (What a Joker) Big Bend Waking Up [OC][8508x4786] It’s socially acceptable to talk about how reliant and addicted you are to a drug as long as that drug is caffeine. The world's first hydrogen-powered passenger train is coming to Germany It's Official: We're Going to Mars It's almost impossible to get an abortion in Ireland — but that could change soon: 1000s of Irish women each yr must travel outside the country — most to the UK — for an abortion. 1000s expected to gather in cities around world today to protest in favor of abortion rights for Irish women. I met a 14 year old girl on the internet... Dont drop me, Katy Lipscomb, Alpharetta, United States MORE	How Much Coding Should Designers Know? How Hibernate Almost Ruined My Career How Sequel and Sinatra Solve Ruby’s API Problem The 10 Most Common Mistakes That WordPress Developers Make The Six Commandments of Good Code: Write Code that Stands the Test of Time Presenting Design Work: The Right Way Meet RxJava: The Missing Reactive Programming Library for Android Celebrating 25 Years of Linux Kernel Development Ten Kotlin Features To Boost Android Development Amazing Travel UIs Java in the Cloud: Continuous Integration Setup Tutorial The Duel: React Native vs. Cordova Spectacular Crowdfunding Fails And Their Impact On Entrepreneurship Why Should Java Developers Give Grails a Chance? Usability for Conversion: Stop Using Fads, Start Using Data Meet Ecto, The No-Compromise Database Wrapper For Concurrent Elixir Apps Social Network APIs: The Internet’s Portal to the Real World Alternative Housing Lifestyles for Remote Workers Write Tests That Matter: Tackle The Most Complex Code First Design In A Remote Setting: A Toptal Design Talk How to Build a Multitenant Application: A Hibernate Tutorial A New Way of Using Email for Support Apps: An AWS Tutorial How CrunchBase Should Be Designed Boost Your Productivity With Clever Travel Hardware Hunting Down Memory Issues In Ruby: A Definitive Guide Introduction to Kotlin: Android Programming For Humans Tips And Tools For Optimizing Android Apps Testing Your Go App: Get Started The Right Way Scaling Scala: How to Dockerize Using Kubernetes Gulp: A Web Developer's Secret Weapon for Maximizing Site Speed MORE
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Colorful Display Keeps Track of Your Network Hacklet 126 – Teensy Projects Artificial Skylight Brings Sunlight To Any Room Now is the Golden Age of Artisanal, Non-Traditional Tube Amps See a Cheap Smoker get an Automation Power Up Hackaday Prize Entry: Catch The IMSI Catchers Home-made Adjustable Knife Jig
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Poor Scientific Research Is Disproportionately Rewarded A New Programming Language Expands on Google's Go Spam Hits Its Highest Level Since 2010 Senators Accuse Russia Of Disrupting US Election Accenture Patents a Blockchain-Editing Tool Snapchat's 10-Second-Video Glasses Are Real And Cost $130 Bucks U.S. Funds Challenges To North Korea's 'Information Shield' The Verge's Deputy Editor Chris Ziegler Was Secretly Working For Apple For Two Months Our Atmosphere Is Leaking Oxygen and Scientists Don't Know Why Hacker Who Aided ISIS Gets 20 Years In Prison Yahoo Sued For Gross Negligence Over Huge Hacking Why the Silencing of KrebsOnSecurity Opens a Troubling Chapter For the Internet From Bicycles To Washing Machines: Sweden To Give Tax Breaks For Repairs 40 Percent of Organizations Store Admin Passwords In Word Documents, Says Survey UPS Is Starting To Test Drone Deliveries In the US	How Snap's Spectacles work: 115-degree lens shoots circular videos up to 30 seconds long that are wirelessly transferred to the app, lights indicate recording (Casey Newton/The Verge) Sony says Xperia XZ available in the US from October 2 starting at $699, Xperia X Compact available September 25 starting at $499 (Brian Heater/TechCrunch) EFF whitepaper sheds light on how law enforcement overstates the reliability of IP addresses as evidence (Kashmir Hill/Fusion) nuTonomy partners with Grab to expand its self-driving car trials in Singapore (Jon Russell/TechCrunch) Xiaomi Mi Box Android TV spotted at Walmart before formal launch for $69 (David Ruddock/Android Police) Cloud-based IT management startup Apptio closes at $22.55 on its first day of trading, up 40%+; company is now valued at around $840M (Eugene Kim/Business Insider) Snapchat unveils $130 connected sunglasses and rebrands as Snap, Inc. (Casey Newton/The Verge) iHeartRadio to launch 2 paid music services in January: All Access on-demand and Plus with instant replays, unlimited skips, ability to save songs to playlists (Anthony Ha/TechCrunch) Palmer Luckey says he contributed $10K to Nimble America, but isn't employee or founder of organization and isn't "NimbleRichMan", doesn't plan on giving more (Palmer Freeman Luckey/Facebook) Snap Inc., formerly Snapchat, unveils Spectacles, sunglasses that record 10 seconds of video at a time with a tap of a button, to be sold this fall for $130 (Seth Stevenson/Wall Street Journal) Cloud-based IT management company Apptio's stock rises 41% in first day of trading, closing at $22.55 (Rachel Lerman/The Seattle Times) Leaked promotional video shows Snapchat's glasses, called "Spectacles", in use; ring around camera in glasses frame apparently lights up when recording (Biz Carson/Business Insider) Source: Yahoo began investigating Peace claims in July, found no evidence of a breach, then later launched a deeper probe that uncovered "state-sponsored" hack (Financial Times) The Verge founding team member Chris Ziegler took a job at Apple two months before leaving the website; internal review finds no impact on editorial decisions (Nilay Patel/The Verge) Sources: Google Home will cost $129, Chromecast Ultra with 4K support will cost $69 (David Ruddock/Android Police)	Snapchat’s Wild New Specs Won’t Share Google Glass’s Fate Security News This Week: Hackers Take Control of a Moving Tesla’s Brakes Just How Good Is the iPhone 7’s Camera in Low Light? We Put It to the Test What’s Better Than Legos? Drones Made of Legos Release the Infinite Monkeys to Make VR Great If You Want Creative Kids, Hand Them Something Simple Computer Scientists Close In on Perfect, Hack-Proof Code While You Were Offline: Skittles PR Faces Its Biggest Crisis Ever Don’t Try to Make a Living Writing Short Stories Palmer Luckey Is the Worst, But He Doesn’t Reflect Silicon Valley
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