From the digitalnomad community on Reddit

Psychologists define the 'dark core of personality'. All dark personality traits can be traced back to the general tendency of placing one's own goals and interests over those of others even to the extent of taking pleasure in hurting other's

JavaScript Arrow Functions: How, Why, When (and WHEN NOT) to Use Them

Scientists developed a medication that can alleviate or even completely eliminate the symptoms of celiac disease. It should be available as early as 2021

cofx: declarative side-effects for node and js

Improving Client-Side Performance

The British Celtic Language

Conformity bias: Individual ethical judgement is easily clouded by the decisions and actions of those around us

If you and another person have to compete for two options, one better than the other, you should say something like, “Oh, go ahead – you choose”, and the odds are that she or he will not only leave the better option for you, but also think that you’re generous, suggests new research.

From the onebag community on Reddit

Mike Bithell shares a ton of advice on how to apply to game dev companies like his own

An Offline cheat sheet and a quick reference command line tool for HTML, CSS and JS .

Snapshot: Software that allows you to edit genes and see how they affect cellular functionality

A Different Perspective

From the digitalnomad community on Reddit

Lessons Learned from Centuries of Indigenous Forest Management

Neuroscience at Super-Resolution: Beautiful and breath-taking images produced by neuroscientists

A short blog I wrote about functional programming and asynchronous functions (async/await vs promises)

From the vagabond community on Reddit

From the learnjavascript community on Reddit

Choice overload happens when the brain, faced with an overwhelming number of similar options, struggles to make a decision. A new Caltech study reveals the parts of the brain responsible for it, and how many options the brain actually prefers when it is making a choice - somewhere between 8 and 15.

The best podcasts for frontend developers

From the BringMeTheHorizon community on Reddit

Developers Need to Start Paying Attention to Licenses

From the mythology community on Reddit

Genome of people with well-defined addictive behavior found to be 2-3 times more likely to possess 250,000 year old retrovirus infection affecting dopamine regulation of addiction in the brain.

TED: We are all cyborgs now | We now rely on 'external brains' (cell phones and computers) to communicate, remember, even live out secondary lives

I love the details that come alive in the second session. Done by me, Michael Tappan at Forbidden Body Art in Portland, OR.

The Complete Guide to Lazy Loading Images

Countless Current Identities [OC]