Hacker Newsletter #363

Nice is better than not nice. //Shady Lain

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Issue #363 // August 04, 2017 // View in your browser

#Sponsor Datadog: all your infrastructure, in one place Track & alert on the health and performance of every server, container, and app in any environment, with Datadog. Sign up for a free 14-day trial. #Favorites Bitcoin Exchange Had Too Many Bitcoins //bloomberg comments→ How the Collison brothers turned 'seven lines of code' into Stripe //bloomberg comments→ How Chrome OS, Termux, YubiKey and Duo Mobile make for great usable security //lessonslearned comments→ 3D metal printing is about to go mainstream //newatlas comments→ Tesla Model 3 First Drive Review //motortrend comments→ Hacking an ultrasound probe with a Raspberry Pi and low-cost hardware //gitbooks comments→ Building a startup in public: from first line of code to frontpage of Reddit //levels comments→ I've supported myself for the past decade with my side project //indiehackers comments→ Travel the path of the solar eclipse //washingtonpost comments→ #Ask HN How to sell your app/side project while working full-time? How do you start giving tech talks? What is your content discovery daily routine? #Show HN 70MillionJobs – Job board for people with criminal records //ycombinator Exa, a modern replacement for ls //the comments→ Amazon Hub //amazon comments→ Postage – A fast replacement for pgAdmin //github comments→ Nuclino – A unified real-time workspace for teams //nuclino comments→ #Code Hy – A Lisp-flavored Python //readthedocs comments→ Elixir School //elixirschool comments→ Python Entry Points Explained //rachum comments→ 'This' in JavaScript //zellwk comments→ Ivy: a minimalist static site generator in Python //github comments→ #Data Deep Learning for Coders – Launching Deep Learning Part 2 //fast comments→ TensorFire //tenso comments→ Deep Learning in Robotics: A Review of Recent Research //arxiv comments→ #Learn We Evolved to Run But We're Doing It Wrong //nationalgeographic comments→ A practical explanation of a Naive Bayes classifier //monkeylearn comments→ How Shor's Algorithm works //scottaaronson comments→ Lindy effect //wikipedia comments→ #Longreads How Fear and Outrage Are Sold for Profit //medium comments→ In Conversation: Trent Reznor //vulture comments→ #Books The JavaScript Way, a book for learning modern JavaScript from scratch //github comments→ Summer Reading List //ycombinator comments→ Black Book of Graphics Programming, Special Edition //github comments→ WebGL Insights book //webglinsights comments→ Why Are Human Teeth So Messed Up? //aeon comments→ Handbook of Biological Statistics //biostathandbook comments→ #Watching Build an 8-bit computer from scratch //eater comments→ Robot cracks open safe live on Def Con's stage //bbc comments→ 'Using Emacs' Series //github comments→ DuoCopter //research-drone comments→ Talks at Google: Noam Chomsky //youtube comments→ #Working Ask HN: Who is hiring? //ycombinator Ask HN: Who wants to be hired? //ycombinator Ask HN: Freelancer? Seeking freelancer? //ycombinator July 2017 Hacker News Hiring Trends //hntrends comments→ #Fun Google Search: Inurl:server Filetype:key "-----BEGIN RSA PRIVATE KEY-----" //google comments→ The Longest Possible Chess Game //chess comments→ WTFJS – a list of funny and tricky JavaScript examples //github comments→

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