From the nutrition community on Reddit
/r/nutrition
Play your favorite radio station from the terminal
/r/commandline
Philosophers have traditionally been highly suspicious of fleeting pleasures, but to enjoy the moment is a radical act
/r/philosophy
Building REST services with Serverless framework, in Node.js, AWS Lambda and DynamoDB
/r/javascript
From the getdisciplined community on Reddit
/r/getdisciplined
Facebook gave user data to 60 companies including Apple, Amazon, and Samsung.
/r/technology
TIL of a study that showed Empathic People Get Burned Out Easily, Scientists Recommend Compassion Instead
/r/todayilearned
/u/halfascientist answers whether wild animals suffer from PTSD
/r/DepthHub
Bill Gates is giving Factfulness to everyone who’s getting a degree from a U.S. college or university this spring.
/r/books
interesting weathering on a chain-link fence
/r/interestingasfuck
Hiking in the Andes
/r/CampingandHiking
10 Days of progress. Any idea why I keep landing so sketch?
/r/NewSkaters
[HIRING][REMOTE] Senior PHP Developer (Full Stack | CakePHP | Laravel | Vue | jQuery) at continued
/r/remotephp
From the biologyvideos community on Reddit
/r/biologyvideos
A web that lets you compare Passports, showing you where you can go with or without a visa, and rank them
/r/InternetIsBeautiful
Just in case you guys haven’t seen this yet...
/r/Beekeeping
Honeybees Seem To Understand The Notion Of Zero
/r/math
From the selfimprovement community on Reddit
/r/selfimprovement
From the simpleliving community on Reddit
/r/simpleliving
From the homestead community on Reddit
/r/homestead
The Best Pioneer Recipes That Survived The California Trail
/r/SelfSufficiency
New psychopathic AI created using Reddit images
/r/Futurism
Types of logical fallacies
/r/coolguides
A twist of a knob turns on a magnetic field strong enough to lift this 5.2 kilogram chunk of railroad rail
/r/interestingasfuck
From the polyphasic community on Reddit
/r/polyphasic
Fox, pen, A4
/r/Art
From the learnmath community on Reddit
/r/learnmath
Project Y (2018) - 'a fully-functional science documentary about why people do shit that sucks' - like sports and activities that are commonly referred to as 'type 2' fun, those that push our physical, mental, spiritual, and emotional limits without causation.
/r/Documentaries
This graphic may help you appreciate how your colour choices may be perceived differently across different cultures. [x-post /r/DataArt]
/r/Design
A Quick, Practical Use Case for ES6 Generators – Medium
/r/javascript