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Riding The Coattails Of Google Kubernetes And AWS Lambda
There are individuals and companies that create whole new technologies for their own consumption and that sometimes open source them for others to help
After the Wells Fargo scandal, millennials deserve a ‘Netflix model’ for banking - Recode
The days of traditional banking, and the hegemony of big brand-name banks, are coming to a close as consumers demand more transparent, responsive and honest treatment.
What Happens If the Trump Administration Goes After Porn? - Motherboard
Porn laws in the US are opaque, making them a perfect tool for official harassment by the likes of attorney general nominee Jeff Sessions.
Hidden Distress Among Well-Off Women in America | naked capitalism
Why have lifespans flattened among middle and upper middle class women?
How Colonialism Shaped Modern Inequality | naked capitalism
How European colonialism played a major role in the massive economic inequality we see today.
This "Night & Day Globe" Rotates in Real Time, Uses Lamp to Indicate Sunlight - Core77
Watch sunsets and sunrises from a very different vantage point
Tools & Craft #33: Why Cut Nails are Better - Core77
Editor's Note: For those unfamiliar with the functional differences of using different sorts of fasteners, you may want to read "Why You Should Use Nails, Not Screws" for some background. Up until the mid-19th Century, all nails were either heated in a forge and then shaped, or cut. "Cut" means
What Doomed Seattle's Pronto Bike Share Program? - CityLab
Questioning a purchase
Today I was chatting with someone looking for opinions about project management software. It would have been easy to weigh in with a list of reasons why that person should try Basecamp. But what if…
Wait, you don’t control your calendar? – Signal v. Noise
On Management and the Maginot Line
Stop Filing Bugs, File a Container!
Meet the First Woman to Win the "Nobel Prize of Mathematics" | Mother Jones
Maryam Mirzakhani, an Iranian mathematician, just became the first woman ever to win the prestigious Fields Medal.
Winton Technology Blog - Technical Leadership Indicators
Winton uses alternative data sources to gain an insight into a company's technical leadership
“How” ages faster than “Why”
Why we never sold Basecamp by the seat
Even before software as a service became a thing, it was pretty common to sell business applications on per-seat pricing. The bigger you are, the more you pay! At Basecamp, we rejected that model f…
Why we never sold Basecamp by the seat
Even before software as a service became a thing, it was pretty common to sell business applications on per-seat pricing. The bigger you are, the more you pay! At Basecamp, we rejected that model f…
Why we never sold Basecamp by the seat
Even before software as a service became a thing, it was pretty common to sell business applications on per-seat pricing. The bigger you are, the more you pay! At Basecamp, we rejected that model f…
Mike Vladimer on IoT connectivity - O'Reilly Media
The O’Reilly Hardware Podcast: Powering connected devices with low-power networks.
Should you containerize your Go code? - O'Reilly Media
Containers helps you distribute, deploy, run, and test your Golang projects.
VMware Foresees a Future Where Photon, Kubernetes, and NSX Work on Bare Metal - The New Stack
For a firm often portrayed as “the hypervisor company,” it’s astonishing to see VMware enabling a future for itself in data centers where hypervisors may be completely absent. While VMware’s vSphere Integrated Containers (VIC) are designed to work with its ESX hypervisor, its Photon platform addresses the exclusive needs of the new and emerging class of…
Memory at the Core of New Deep Learning Research Chip
Over the last two years, there has been a push for novel architectures to feed the needs of machine learning and more specifically, deep neural networks.
Lazy Thinking: Modularity Always Works
by Jean-Louis Gassée
Why Americans Aren't Moving - CityLab
Serial correlation in National Football League play calling and its effects on outcomes
We investigate the strategic behavior of highly informed agents playing zero-sum games under highly incentivized conditions. We examine data from 3455…
How Language, Not Faith, Forges National Identity - CityLab
What’s More Productive: Counting Hours or Tasks Accomplished?
Is it better to count hours or to complete tasks? Learn what value both of them can bring to different parts of your development journey.
Considering How We Use HTTP/2 · An A List Apart Article
HTTP/2 is a rough experience on incompatible browsers. Jeremy Wagner explains the true extent of real-world performance problems, and how to adapt delivery of site assets to a user’s connection.
Using HTTP/2 Responsibly: Adapting for Users · An A List Apart Article
Depending on your audience’s capabilities, a site optimized for HTTP/2 may be detrimental for a segment of your users. Jeremy Wagner shows us how adaptive content delivery can improve site performa…