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The entire Apollo 11 computer code that helped get us to the Moon is available on github. Docker for Windows won't run if Razer Synapse driver management tool is running Unpopular Opinion: Scrum Is Not That Great As the scale of a codebase increases, any properties of it which are not programmatically enforced will tend to regress. Not Every Developer Wants to Become a Manager — And That’s Okay Kickstarter Employees Win Historic Union Election C++20 is here! Real-Time-Person-Removal - Removing people from complex backgrounds in real time using TensorFlow.js in the web browser Programmer's critique of missing structure of operating systems Generating uniformly distributed random numbers in an interval almost without divisions How 1500 bytes became the MTU of the internet I’m Sorry, I Won’t Do Your Take Home Coding Exercise Easy Librem 5 App Development: Scale the Screen – Purism Computer vision basics in Excel, using just formulas A better way to reason about software testing terms Probably The Best GraphQL and REST Comparison On The Internet Free Software Foundation sends hard drive to Microsoft to get Windows 7 source code Automated Testing of PostgreSQL Backups Brother and I just finished first prototype of Wasp - higher-level programming language for building web apps - would love to get feedback! (check comment for more details) Kernighan's Law - Debugging is twice as hard as writing the code in the first place. Therefore, if you write the code as cleverly as possible, you are, by definition, not smart enough to debug it. Creating Minecraft in One Week with C++ and Vulkan Week 2 Simple System With GraphGL, Reactjs, PHP, Symfony Distributed Systems Newsletter A Simple CPU Delphi 25th Birthday Celebration with Delphi's Creators MORE	I'm a woodturner & found a lovely bowl in a vintage store, made by the guy who inspired me as a kid. On closer inspection I felt the bowl was very familiar, so I flipped through the very book that inspired me, 31 years ago, & there it was! The most british way to deal with an accident This Instagram filters be savages smh 😩 America is my favorite planet [OC] Most Popular Windows OS 2003 - 2020 *Razer and Docker Spiderman pointing on each other* This is a show made by a small you tuber where he asks random people on the Subway to finish song lyrics he encountered this woman one blessed day. It’s great having a deaf dog 🐶 you can vacuum the fur instead of brushing it! Taking a look around IRS sues Facebook for $9B, says company offshored profits to Ireland To the couple of people that wore mismatched shoes today, know that Jim Thorpe had his shoes stolen at the olympics so fished two random shoes out from a dumpster and still managed to get gold. Blursed Church TIFU by underestimating the power of my vaginal muscles Octopuses can inmitate humans as well Doing a backflip in high heels Giant lobster destroying a metallic planet. The Moment Bernie Realized Just How Packed The Tacoma Dome Was. 17000 Strong All black Renault RS20 I saw alot of girls getting a shit ton of upvotes from selfies so i thought i would pitch in for a school research I learned that spiders actually have cute little paws. Mind blown No title, My Grandpa, Oil on canvas, 1979 Worlds dumbest Mechanized Pokemon Evolutions guinea pig MORE	The Need for Speed: A Toptal JavaScript Coding Challenge Retrospective Stork, Part 2: Creating an Expression Parser Stork: How to Make a Programming Language in C++ Do Your Homework: 7 AWS Certified Solutions Architect Exam Tips Timestamp Truncation: A Ruby on Rails ActiveRecord Tale Semi-supervised Image Classification with Unlabeled Data Stale-while-revalidate Data Fetching with React Hooks: A Guide Write Once, Deploy Everywhere: When to Go Native? Language Server Protocol Tutorial: From VSCode to Vim Pay in, Pay out: How to Create a Marketplace Keep It Encrypted, Keep It Safe: Working with ESNI, DoH, and DoT MCMC Methods: Metropolis-Hastings and Bayesian Inference WebVR Part 5: Design and Implementation Oracle to SQL Server and SQL Server to Oracle Migration Guide - Pt. 3 Maintain Control: A Guide to Webpack and React, Pt. 2 WebVR Part 4: Canvas Data Visualizations How to Approach Wrappers for Swift Properties WebVR Part 3: Unlocking the Potential of WebAssembly and AssemblyScript WebVR Part 2: Web Workers and Browser Edge Computing Haxe Review: Haxe 4 Features and Strengths WebVR and the Browser Edge Computing Revolution Optimizing Website Performance and Critical Rendering Path Choosing a Tech Stack Alternative - The Ups and Downs Maintain Control: A Guide to Webpack and React, Pt. 1 Case Study: Why I Use AWS Cloud Infrastructure for My Products Oracle to SQL Server and SQL Server to Oracle Migration Guide - Pt. 2 Building Reactive Apps with Redux, RxJS, and Redux-Observable in React Native Performance and Efficiency: Working with HTTP/3 Lighter and Faster - A Guide to the Svelte Framework The Strengths and Benefits of Micro Frontends MORE
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Driver Stranded After Connected Rental Car Can't Call Home Researchers Combine Lasers and Terahertz Waves In Camera That Sees 'Unseen' Detail Why Are HIV Drugs Being Used To Treat the New Coronavirus? Protein-Powered Device Creates Electricity From Moisture In the Air Redbox Enters the Free, Ad-Supported Streaming Market SpaceX Wants To Launch 4 Tourists Into Super High Orbit Almost Half of Connected Medical Devices Are Vulnerable To Hackers Exploiting BlueKeep Google Stadia Is Coming To Samsung, Asus, and Razer Phones On February 20th We've Just Seen the First Use of Deepfakes In an Indian Election Campaign ISPs Sue Maine, Claim Web-Privacy Law Violates Their Free-Speech Rights Fast-and-Loose Culture of Esports is Upending Once Staid World of Chess Can Solar Power Compete With Coal? In India, It's Gaining Ground This Could Be Microsoft's Most Important Product in 2020. If it Works China Enlists Tech Titans To Help It Track Coronavirus With Color-Based QR Codes Are Plastic Containers Safe For Our Food? Experts Say It's Hard To Know	Sources: Japan's Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group is investing $700M in ride hailing giant Grab, intends to market its financial services to Grab's user (Taiga Uranaka/Bloomberg) Aisera, which uses AI to help with customer service and internal operations, raises $20M Series B led by Norwest Venture Partners (Ingrid Lunden/TechCrunch) Consumer insights provider Hitwise is shutting down after 24 years, following allegations that it purchased sensitive user data from Avast's Jumpshot (George P. Slefo/Ad Age) Huntress, a SaaS cybersecurity provider, raises $18M Series A led by ForgePoint Capital as it expands into additional market segments and geographies (Kyle Wiggers/VentureBeat) Facebook is internally testing a tabbed version of News Feed for mobile that includes the Most Relevant feed, the Most Recent feed, and an Already Seen feed (Josh Constine/TechCrunch) Indonesia-based Eureka, which provides consumer intelligence to mobile carriers and enterprises by using AI and mobile data analytics, raises $20M Series B (Doris Yu/Tech in Asia) Atomico announces its fifth fund has closed at $820M, bringing their total assets to $2.7B; Atomico will mostly fund European startups at Series A (Steve O'Hear/TechCrunch) LendingClub is acquiring Boston-based online bank Radius Bancorp in a deal valued at $185M, making it the first US fintech company to acquire a bank (Hugh Son/CNBC) Twitter acquires Chroma Labs, which makes tools for video and photo creation, will split team across product, design, and engineering, shut down Chroma Stories (Kurt Wagner/Bloomberg) Sources: Uber shuts down its customer support office in LA, laying off ~80 employees and outsourcing their jobs to a support office in Manila (Johana Bhuiyan/Los Angeles Times) Mozilla releases its VPN service Firefox Private Network on Android in a closed beta for $4.99/month (Corbin Davenport/Android Police) London-based Concirrus, which builds an AI-based predictive analytics platform to help insurance providers rate customers, raises $20M Series B led by AlbionVC (Annie Musgrove/Tech.eu) UltraSense Systems, maker of ultrasound technology to sense movement and gestures through a range of materials like metal, glass, and wood, raises $20M Series B (Kyle Wiggers/VentureBeat) Judge rules that Huawei does not have grounds to sue the US government over a law banning federal agencies and their contractors from buying Huawei products (Steven Overly/Politico) India opens cases against hundreds of VPN users in Kashmir; those found guilty of promoting "unlawful activities and secessionist ideology" face up to 7 years (Manish Singh/TechCrunch)	How the Pink Princess and the Pink Congo Scam Flourished Online Today's Cartoon: Order of Operations Do Fans of Cartoon Porn Stars Hate (Real) Women? Cheap Nanoparticles Pave the Way for Carbon-Neutral Fuel A Coding School Tuition Model Spreads to 4-Year Colleges YouTube Gaming's Most-Watched Videos Are Dominated by Scams and Cheats New Uber Rules, Bomber-Inspired Jet Design, and More News New Data Backs Up Details in a Fatal 2018 Tesla Model X Crash The Arctic Is Getting Greener. That's Bad News for All of Us Wildfire Photographs Are Constant Reminders of Chaos Wake Up, Democrats! Memes Matter in the Race to 2020 6 Best Trackers (2020): GPS, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and Cellular The Atlantic Ocean's 'Conveyor Belt' Stirs Up a Science Fight Uber Changes Its Rules, and Drivers Adjust Their Strategies Essential Gear For Keeping Your Workspace Tidy Angry Nerd: Don't Fall for the Quantum Con Six-Word Sci-Fi: The Next Great Crowdsourced Project Deliver Us, Lord, From the Startup Life AI, the Transcription Economy, and the Future of Work Floating Farms Point the Way to Alternative Food Ecosystems
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