Tuesday, 18 February 2020

• Insights - Open-Source Self-Hosted Business Intelligence Platform
  comments | github.com | tags: open-source, self-host, and software
• James Chadwick (Discovered The Neutron) was a Student of Rutherford (Discovered The Proton) who was a Student of Thomson (Discovered The Electron) Today I Learned
  comments | en.wikipedia.org | tags: history, and today-i-learned
• JWT is Awesome: Here's Why
  comments | thehftguy.com | tags: internet, opinion, and security
• 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
  comments | github.com | tags: thought
• Markdeep - Plain Text Documents With Diagrams, Equations, and Markdown Syntax
  comments | casual-effects.com | tags: graphics, and markdown
• Pay Up, Or We’ll Make Google Ban Your Ads
  comments | krebsonsecurity.com | tags: internet, and security
• Running Servers (and Services) Well is Not Trivial
  comments | utcc.utoronto.ca | tags: productivity, and server
• UTM: Run Virtual Machines on iOS Devices
  comments | getutm.app | tags: ios, os, and virtual-machine

Monday, 17 February 2020

• A Stream of AI-Generated Art
  comments | art42.net | tags: artificial-intelligence, and graphics
• Burrito, Which Means “little Donkey”, Gets its Name Because it Carries a Bunch of Different Things Today I Learned
  comments | sfgate.com | tags: foods, and today-i-learned
• How I Learned French in 12 Months
  comments | runwes.com | tags: language, and learning
• How These Things Work – A Book About CS from First Principles (2016)
  comments | reasonablypolymorphic.com | tags: books, and learning
• Japan’s Lost-and-Found System Is Insanely Good
  comments | citylab.com | tags: city, and culture
• Let's Build a Compiler, by Jack Crenshaw (1988)
  comments | compilers.iecc.com | tags: compiler, guide, learning, and programming
• Trax - Your Path to Advanced Deep Learning
  comments | github.com | tags: artificial-intelligence, and guide

Sunday, 16 February 2020

• 12 Signs You’re Working in a Feature Factory
  comments | cutle.fish | tags: dev, and productivity
• Ask HN: What job can a “jack of all trades” look for?
  comments | news.ycombinator.com | tags: career, and hacker-news
• ESbuild: A fast JavaScript Bundler and Minifier in Go
  comments | github.com | tags: golang, javascript, and web-development
• Plink-plonk.js: Hear Webpages Render with DOM Observer and Audio API
  comments | gist.github.com | tags: audio, javascript, and web-development
• Rules to Run a Software Startup with Minimum Hassle
  comments | joisig.com | tags: guide, software, and startup
• Scaling Bitbucket’s Database
  comments | bitbucket.org | tags: database, git, and story
• Sweden Gives Employees Unpaid Time Off to be Entrepreneurs
  comments | weforum.org | tags: europe, and startup
• Tagx.io: Create/Share Video Highlights and Annotations
  comments | tagx.io | tags: online-tools, and video-editor

Saturday, 15 February 2020

• ActivityPub: The Secret Weapon of the Fediverse
  comments | homehack.nl | tags: open-source, self-host, and social
• Flow-Charts of Programming Language Constructs
  comments | progsbase.com | tags: guide, and programming
• Rust for Professionals
  comments | overexact.com | tags: knowledge, and rust
• Svgbob: Convert ASCII Diagrams to SVG
  comments | ivanceras.github.io | tags: graphics, and open-source

Friday, 14 February 2020

• 7 Open Source Cloud Security Tools You Should Know
  comments | blog.runpanther.io | tags: open-source, security, and software
• Earth and Sun
  comments | ciechanow.ski | tags: knowledge, and science
• How I Discovered a 40-Million-Year-Old Whale in Kitchen Limestone
  comments | gizmodo.com | tags: history, and news
• OpenChakra: An Open-Source Visual Editor for React
  comments | openchakra.app | tags: online-tools, open-source, react, and web-development
• The First Movie About The Titanic Came Out 29 Days After The Actual Ship Sank, Starred a Real Life Survivor Who Wore What She Had on The Night it Sank in The Production, and Resulted in Her Suffering a Mental Breakdown Shortly After its Completion Today I Learned
  comments | en.wikipedia.org | tags: history, and today-i-learned
• The Specification for Native Image Lazy-Loading is Merged into HTML Standard
  comments | github.com | tags: browser, http, and internet
• The Taichi Programming Language
  comments | taichi.graphics | tags: graphics, and programming
• Ultimate Electronics
  comments | ultimateelectronicsbook.com | tags: hardware
• Why We Need a Book About Naming
  comments | namingthings.co | tags: books, and dev

Thursday, 13 February 2020

• Decentralized Naming and Certificate Authority
  comments | handshake.org | tags: open-source
• During WW1, a Canadian Soldier Brought His Pet Bear to Britain. He Named The Bear Winnie After His Home Town Winnipeg and Later Donated The Bear to The London Zoo Where a Boy Named Christopher Robin Liked it So Much it Inspired His Father to Write About it, Thus Winnie The Pooh Today I Learned
  comments | s.telegraph.co.uk | tags: history, and today-i-learned
• Gears
  comments | ciechanow.ski | tags: knowledge, and thought
• Introducing Scalar: Git at Scale for Everyone
  comments | devblogs.microsoft.com | tags: git, and microsoft
• It is a Myth That Bats Use Their Echolocation to Deftly Maneuver Around One Another. High Speed Cameras Show That Bats Crash Into Each Other All The Time Today I Learned
  comments | vice.com | tags: animal, and today-i-learned
• Linux Kernel Runtime Guard
  comments | whonix.org | tags: linux, and security