Entries from November 2015 ↓

• Access, Alphabet’s Google Fiber Company Taking On Cable, Broadband | Re/code
• Welcome to The Crack-Up — Medium
  Welcome to the crack-up (of white America) – by @maxberger https://medium.com/@maxberger/welcome-to-the-crack-up-b9836a352a9#.elbgrzfso
• Rudeness spreads like a disease: The science that explains our misanthropy – Salon.com
• First Direct Evidence That ADHD is a Genetic Disorder Found | Neuroscience News
• Frictionless audio and video communication for your remote team | Speak
• Scientists just caught a black hole swallowing a star — and burping a bit back out – The Washington Post
• Zappos.com Mobile Site
  Crumpler dry red
• When Feminism Is a Brand — HACK GROW LOVE — Medium
• The Believers – The Chronicle of Higher Education
  geoff hinton
• code sisters seattle signup
• Code Sisters Seattle
  We’re an informal group of self-identified women who like to make things – and since drinking adult beverages is involved, we ask that you be at least 21. Guys can be invited as a "plus one" (+1), but this is primarily a hang out time for women.

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• Behind the picture: The ‘smart’ dressing aiming to tackle antimicrobial resistance – insight | insight
• Ian Kershaw’s ‘To Hell and Back: Europe, 1914-1949’ – The New York Times
• Donate Today – Planned Parenthood
• Love and Madness in the Jungle | Outside Online
• The title “Doctor” is an anachronism that disrespects patients | The BMJ

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• All of Google’s Confusing, Intertwined Music Services Explained
• I’ve Been Using Evernote All Wrong. Here’s Why It’s Actually Amazing
• The 50 Free Apps We’re Most Thankful For
• History In Pictures on Twitter: "Janis Joplin at Woodstock, 1969. https://t.co/ALkkhFZOQs"
• Raspberry Pi Zero: the $5 computer – Raspberry Pi
• How Companies Make Women Less Ambitious Over Time | The Nation
  How Companies Make Women Less Ambitious Over Time – first you lean in, then structural barriers begin to discourage http://bit.ly/1HrKbpq
• Strange Animals on Twitter: "The Mola Mola or Sunfish is the largest bony fish in the world, growing to 4.2 metres vertically & 3.1m horizontally https://t.co/DNgzlTA5Ai"
• Matthew Rimmer on Twitter: "The Coen Bros absolutely nailed ‘clean coal’ in this @climatereality piece https://t.co/tU1EyfRhVf cc @ABCFactCheck"
• Christiana Figueres: the woman tasked with saving the world from global warming | Environment | The Guardian
• Hunting for DNA in Doggerland, an Ancient Land Beneath the North Sea | WIRED
• 20 Cover Versions of Classic Songs That Improve on the Originals | Vanity Fair
• Discovering the Vulnerable Woman Behind Janis Joplin’s Legend | Vanity Fair
• What’s streaming on Netflix, Amazon Prime, Hulu in December – CNN.com
• Open Season Is Seen in Gene Editing of Animals – The New York Times
• allthefucks.gif
• Amazon.com: [Most Compact 20000mAh Portable Charger] Anker PowerCore 20100 – Ultra High Capacity Power Bank with Most Powerful 4.8A Output, PowerIQ Technology for iPhone, iPad and Samsung Galaxy and More (Black): Cell Phones & Accessories
• On Thanksgiving, Hawaii Dengue Case Count Rises Again
• Confirmed Dengue Fever cases rises to 101 from Hawaii Island | Hawaii 24/7
• Potentially Deadly Virus Hits Hawaii— Everything You Need to Know
• The Hype is Real
  iPad pro and pencil
• Maui Hotel | Kaanapali Ocean Inn on Kaanapali Beach, Lahaina, Maui, Hawaii
  2780 Kekaa Dr, Lahaina, HI 96761
• Hale Ho’okipa Inn Makawao Bed and Breafast Maui Hawaii Lodging

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• Institute for Systems Biology: Cancer Genomics Cloud
• Google Kubernetes Is an Open-Source Software Hit – The CIO Report – WSJ
• DataflowJavaSDK-examples/WordCount.java at master · GoogleCloudPlatform/DataflowJavaSDK-examples · GitHub
  Google’s Cloud Dataflow is impressive, but why anyone would use a verbose Java API is beyond me. WordCount: https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/DataflowJavaSDK-examples/blob/master/src/main/java/com/google/cloud/dataflow/examples/WordCount.java
• Sarah Sharp on Twitter: "New calendar for open source conferences: https://t.co/PLd5rstkb3 LWN has always had a calendar as well: https://t.co/2R0TCOEFw0"
• Lock Pick Earrings by GiantEye on Etsy
• It officially sucks to be female on the Internet: 95 percent of online abuse is aimed at women – Salon.com
• frank howarth – YouTube
  Absolutely the best meditative and motivating videos I’ve ever seen on the internet: my gift to you: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3_VCOJMaivgcGqPCTePLBA
• Watch Adele, Fallon, Roots Sing ‘Hello’ With Classroom Instruments | Rolling Stone
• Machine learning in the wild – O’Reilly Media
• Facebook Reveals The Secrets Behind "M," Its Artificial Intelligence Bot – BuzzFeed News
• ‘Dark Matter and the Dinosaurs,’ by Lisa Randall – NYTimes.com
• My Life as a Muslim in the West’s ‘Gray Zone’ – NYTimes.com
• Scientists Have Grown Working Electrical Wires Inside A Rose | Mental Floss UK
• woodrush/neural-art-tf
• The Thing All Women Do That You Don’t Know About | Drifting Through My Open Mind
• David Tennant explains Einstein’s Theory of General Relativity on its 100th anniversary

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• torproject on Twitter: "TODAY Tor is launching our first crowdfunding campaign! https://t.co/0PkIlxUyyP #SupportTor https://t.co/5LjwnXkwEk https://t.co/d1g4cN6Vel"
• The Neuroscience of Gratitude | Emily Fletcher
• Kubernetes: Open Source Container Cluster Orchestration: Creating a Raspberry Pi cluster running Kubernetes, the shopping list (Part 1)
• An Ancient Chinese Ginkgo Tree Drops an Ocean of Golden Leaves | Colossal
• What can a technologist do about climate change? A personal view.
• Mr. Trump’s Applause Lies – NYTimes.com
• gilly youner on Twitter: "This image alone, etched, indelible. #LaquanMcDonald https://t.co/0vhANHpV8g"
  RT @gillyarcht: This image alone, etched, indelible. #LaquanMcDonald
• Ian Rankin’s Inspector John Rebus: a beginner’s guide – The Scotsman
• Notable fiction books of 2015 – The Washington Post
• The 10 best books of 2015 – Washington Post
• My Beautiful London – NYTimes.com
  Hanif Kureishi
• For When You’re Actually NOT Okay: A Self-Care Printable
• 3-D Printers Give Us a New Way to Think | WIRED
• Science Museum on Twitter: "Published #OnThisDay in 1859, Charles Darwin’s ‘The Origin of Species’. Pic of our first edition from our Library. https://t.co/H63tNBz9Yd"
  RT @sciencemuseum: Published #OnThisDay in 1859, Charles Darwin’s ‘The Origin of Species’. Pic of our first edition from our Library.

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• kubecraft demo – YouTube
  Published on Nov 23, 2015
  Kubernetes + Minecraft = Kubecraft

  Clone of the awsome Dockercraft repo but working against Kubernetes.

• Amazon Launches AWS IoT — A Platform For Building, Managing And Analyzing The Internet Of Things | TechCrunch
• Is eating fat really bad for you? Here’s what the science says. – Vox
  Cutting your total fat intake seems to have no effect on weight loss or heart health: http://www.vox.com/2015/11/24/9782098/dietary-fat-saturated-fat-good-or-bad
• AWS Lambda Makes Serverless Applications A Reality | TechCrunch
• Getting to Know You. | Evgenia Got Free
• Go Community Code of Conduct – The Go Programming Language
• kjam/kjam-datalab-notebooks · GitHub
  Interested in learning #Jupyter and #BigQuery? Check out my Google DataLab examples: https://github.com/kjam/kjam-datalab-notebooks #devfestberlin
• A Secretive Air Cargo Operation Is Running in Ohio, and Signs Point to Amazon | Motherboard
• On Pandering | Tin House
• Stark images of Shackleton’s struggle – BBC News
• Gut Bacteria Dramatically Boosts Cancer Immunotherapy | Mental Floss
• Nestle Confirms Thai Seafood Suppliers Abuse Labor | Al Jazeera America
• Single Artificial Neuron Taught to Recognize Hundreds of Patterns | MIT Technology Review
• Tensorflow Tutorial — Part 2 — Medium
• The Surprising Benefits of Sarcasm – Scientific American
• Are Good Doctors Bad for Your Health? – NYTimes.com
• xdg-open – ArchWiki
• Adrienne Marshall on Twitter: ""Position requires filling in the responsibilities of a receptionist, so female candidates are preferred.”

  NOPE. 🙅🏻 https://t.co/A3otp0Tw4B"

  RT @AdrienneRM: "Position requires filling in the responsibilities of a receptionist, so female candidates are preferred.”

  NOPE. 🙅🏻

• The hardest parts of data science | Yanir Seroussi
• Carol’s stream of consciousness trying to deploy a rails app to gcloud
  Carol’s stream of consciousness trying to deploy a rails app to gcloud

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• Prometheus
  An open-source service monitoring system and time series database.
• contrib/prometheus at master · kubernetes/contrib
  This is an experimental Prometheus setup for monitoring Kubernetes services that expose prometheus-friendly metrics through address http://service_address:service_port/metrics.
• How to Deploy All Day yet Deploy Nothing – Miha Rekar
• I Turned Off JavaScript for a Whole Week and It Was Glorious | WIRED
• Apple iPad Pro: The 10 Best Apps
• This Fancy Rock Wants to Protect Your Connected Devices | WIRED
• Salesforce and equal pay: the tech giant is putting its money where its mouth is | Women in Leadership | The Guardian
• How humans got a pharynx from this ‘ugly beast’ – Futurity
• More than 2,000 academics call on world heads to do more to limit global warming | Environment | The Guardian
• Burma Gives a Big Thumbs-Up to Facebook | Foreign Policy
• Google Europe Blog: Tackling Urban Mobility with Technology
• Thanks! — Medium
  Few comments on performance of the TensorFlow now and future. https://medium.com/@ilblackdragon/thanks-6cb1a4194295#.dxixsq2ni
• Tech’s Big Gender Diversity Push, One Year In
• Silicon Valley Goes Gray: Inside The Booming Age Tech Industry
• How Trigger Warnings Are Hurting Mental Health on Campus – The Atlantic
• Paddy-whacked | The Economist
  In many Asian languages the verb “to eat” literally means “to eat rice” http://econ.st/1lruHNM http://twitter.com/EconEconomics/status/667363326423379968/photo/1
• Royal Society Publishing photography competition | Flickr – Photo Sharing!
• tom white on Twitter: "tues = (mon + wed) / 2
  get ready: vector space embeddings will introduce fun new types of bugs (via @AlanZucconi) https://t.co/PUTvbtWjPs"
  RT @dribnet: tues = (mon + wed) / 2
  get ready: vector space embeddings will introduce fun new types of bugs (via @AlanZucconi)

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• SciencePorn on Twitter: "Star trail, taken from ISS 🌌✨🔭 https://t.co/pmEgTa9RqN"
• How to build an app using DCOS, Kubernetes, Kafka and more
• FirebaseUI-Android/codelabs/chat at master · firebase/FirebaseUI-Android · GitHub
• Bad Cripple: You Can’t do That
• Argument Cultures and Unregulated Aggression
• Scaling VMware with Diane Greene — Class 15 Notes of Stanford University’s CS183C — Notes Essays —CS183C: Technology-enabled Blitzscaling — Stanford University, Fall 2015 — Medium

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• Joseph Stiglitz, Nobel laureate, says economic inequality is a choice – British Columbia – CBC News
  ‘The rules of the market economy had been written to serve the interests of the one per cent,’ says Stiglitz
• Jack Yufe dies at 82; he was raised Jewish, his identical twin as a Nazi – LA Times
• Economists tested 7 welfare programs to see if they made people lazy. They didn’t. – Vox
• The Women of Hollywood Speak Out – The New York Times
• Chuck’s Hop Shop
• Controversial Ballard homeless camp opens Saturday morning | www.kirotv.com
• Stopping WhatsApp Won’t Stop Terrorists – The New York Times
• Stressful lives of older tech workers – Business Insider
• Instagram
  RT @aatishb: Mind blowing @NatGeo picture of two leopard cubs in Mumbai
• Our Betrayal of Syrian and Iraqi Refugees – The New Yorker
• BFG Repo-Cleaner by rtyley
  The BFG tool was a massive help when I was cleaning up the TensorFlow git repo: https://rtyley.github.io/bfg-repo-cleaner/ – Thanks @rtyley!
• Hubble: Timelapse of V838 Monocerotis (2002-2006) [1080p] – YouTube
• Unix Timestamp Converter / Epoch Converter
• Google Cloud Platform Blog: Bringing you more flexibility and better Cloud Networking performance, GA of HTTPS Load Balancing and Akamai joins CDN Interconnect
• Processing Logs at Scale Using Cloud Dataflow – Solutions — Google Cloud Platform
• Andy Baio on Twitter: "Holy shit, this Obama quote. https://t.co/vogRLeQ4ku https://t.co/l1Yj3Kjn9e"
• theCUBE on Twitter: "DockerCon Europe 2015 – Recap From Marianna Tessel @Docker @DockerCon #DockerCon #StructureConf @mtessel12 https://t.co/4CQHme75jz"
• Tech Moves: Ex-Amazon tech vet joins Allen Institute for Artificial Intelligence; Envelop VR hires Magic Leap developer – GeekWire

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• What Is a Superbug? – The Atlantic
• 5 things we hate about Spark | InfoWorld
• Google Picks Diane Greene to Expand Its Cloud Business – The New York Times
• Try Real-time Predictions from the Amazon Machine Learning Console
  Real-time machine learning predictions now available in the #AWS console (our 600th launch this year): https://aws.amazon.com/about-aws/whats-new/2015/11/try-real-time-predictions-from-the-amazon-machine-learning-console/
• Project Jupyter as a Foundation for Open Data Science // Speaker Deck
• Why Men Don’t Like Funny Women – The Atlantic
• Chilled out | The Economist
  Microfluids cooling vest
• Cassini Solstice Mission: A Brighter Moon
  The fresh surface of Saturn’s active moon Enceladus reflects more brightly than Dione’s. http://go.nasa.gov/1SU7tuC http://twitter.com/CassiniSaturn/status/666337615453425664/photo/1
• Calvin And Hobbes embodied the voice of the lonely child · For Our Consideration · The A.V. Club
• More Than Half Of U.S. Governors Say Syrian Refugees Not Welcome Now – BuzzFeed News
  Looks like you *can* mess with Texas after all. TX governor yields to terrorists. http://www.buzzfeed.com/kyleblaine/texas-governor-says-his-state-will-not-accept-syrian-refugee#.byEq9n1kM
• Amazon EMR Update – Apache Spark 1.5.2, Ganglia, Presto, Zeppelin, and Oozie | AWS Official Blog
• Tensorflow, MNIST and your own handwritten digits
  #Tensorflow, MNIST and your own handwritten digits in #Python http://openmachin.es/blog/tensorflow-mnist
• Gary Lineker on Twitter: "One of the most moving things I’ve ever read. https://t.co/X6d0TT7QzI"
• Search – Google Careers
• ScheduledJob controller proposal by soltysh · Pull Request #11980 · kubernetes/kubernetes · GitHub
• Vizable
  Tableau
• Jos Creese on Twitter: "For those who struggle to visualise data volumes …. https://t.co/GTBFZhQD4j"
• code-snippets/swarm-cluster-state-manager at master · kelseyhightower/code-snippets · GitHub
  What if Docker Swarm was able to capture desired state? Would it looks something like this? Checkout my prototype. https://github.com/kelseyhightower/code-snippets/tree/master/swarm-cluster-state-manager
• Brief History of Machine Learning – A Blog From a Human-engineer-being
• The Original USB Condom | int3.cc
• kubernetes/examples/spark at master · kubernetes/kubernetes · GitHub
  Apache Zeppelin integration with @kubernetesio Spark is merged! Mad props to @zmerlynn for doing the work – https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/tree/master/examples/spark
• My white neighbor thought I was breaking into my own apartment. Nineteen cops showed up. – The Washington Post
• Google buys Diane Greene’s startup Bebop, makes her the head of its whole cloud business | VentureBeat | Cloud | by Jordan Novet

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