Entries from July 2016 ↓

• Fences: A Brexit Diary by Zadie Smith | The New York Review of Books
  Terrific piece by Zadie Smith. If Brexited out don’t be put off by title, its reach on class in London is v long. http://www.nybooks.com/articles/2016/08/18/fences-brexit-diary/
• Twitter
  RT @intlspectator: There are now more Syrians who are displaced or refugees than there are Syrians who’ve remained in their homes.
• GitHub – sidewalklabs/s2sphere: Python implementation of the S2 geometry library.

  Python implementation of the S2 geometry library. – http://s2sphere.sidewalklabs.com/

• S2 cells and space-filling curves: Keys to building better digital map tools for cities — Sidewalk Talk — Medium

  An open geospatial library for all the civic hackers out there. Truly fascinating tool by @svenkreiss @sidewalklabs https://medium.com/sidewalk-talk/s2-cells-and-space-filling-curves-keys-to-building-better-digital-map-tools-for-cities-a312aa5e2f59#.h7bdwjymc

• The Oppressive Gospel of ‘Minimalism’ – The New York Times
• Climate Central on Twitter: "CO2 levels at the South Pole have hit a level not seen in 4 million years https://t.co/A73ikwygxO https://t.co/QNSkTVvVuY"
• Greenland lost a staggering 1 trillion tons of ice in just four years – The Washington Post
  RT @olewin: Greenland ice sheet lost mass at an avg rate of abt 269 billion tons/year from 2011 through 2014. #climatechange
• Twitter
  RT @spllck: A friendly reminder from your friends at the New York Botanical Garden
• How to Listen When You Disagree: A Lesson from the Republican National Convention — Urban Confessional
• London Picture Map – COLLAGE – The London Picture Archive

  The London Picture Map lets users find old images of the city by location:
  http://collage.cityoflondon.gov.uk/london-picture-map?WINID=1469830594028#51.506304405365%2F-0.1259049224854607%2F13%2FRoadMap%2F-1 http://twitter.com/michikokakutani/status/759563147015495680/photo/1

• Brian Dorsey on Twitter: "Multi zone Kubernetes cluster on Google Container Engine? Check! https://t.co/fh44OSajoi https://t.co/6GoZVG1ARo"
• snapshots.pdf

  Distributed Snapshots: Determining Global States of Distributed Systems. So much of this applies to Kubernetes. https://www.cs.swarthmore.edu/~newhall/readings/snapshots.pdf

• Winograd Schema Challenge tests machine learning skills
• Untitled (http://www.nytimes.com/glogin?URI=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.nytimes.com%2F2016%2F07%2F31%2Fus%2Funiversity-of-texas-marks-sniper-attack-with-memorial-and-new-gun-law.html%3Fsmid%3Dtw-share%26_r%3D2)
  RT @michikokakutani: The day the University of Texas honors victims of a deadly sniper attack, a law allowing "campus carry" takes effect
• IEC – World Plugs: Plug Type D
  South Africa230V50HzC, D, M, N
• IEC – World Plugs: Plug Type M
• What Makes People Feel Upbeat at Work – The New Yorker
• Breast-Feeding the Microbiome – The New Yorker
  Ed yong
• Some Seattle doctors now prescribe fresh fruits and veggies to patients | KING5.com
• In Megan Abbott’s New Murder Mystery, a Teenage Gymnast Sharp as a Knife – The New York Times
• jacobtomsky.com | Short Story Thursdays
• Internet of Things Key Terms, Explained
• Harnessing the Immune System to Fight Cancer – The New York Times
• Seven Minutes That Shook the Convention – POLITICO Magazine

  Moving account of how Mr Khan came to speak at convention. And he wrote the speech himself. http://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2016/07/seven-minutes-that-shook-the-convention-214126

• New species of Pacific beaked whale confirmed | Environment | The Guardian
• Soylent CEO charged over defiance of permits and codes for ‘unsightly’ container home – LA Times
• A Great way to learn Data Science by simply doing it
• MadeWithCode on Twitter: ".@kthomas901 created @WeReadTooApp. And that’s just the beginning of her #inspiration! 🙌😍 https://t.co/ExZpbod0yc"
• The Same Healthy Food, but It’s Cheaper Across Town – NYTimes.com

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• CODE2040 CEO heads to the White House
  Laura Weidman Powers, who has built CODE2040 into a major force for diversifying the technology industry, is taking her advocacy to the White House with her appointment as a senior policy adviser to U.S. Chief Technology Officer Megan Smith
• Symone Sanders Interview – Symone Sanders Bernie Sanders former spokesperson
• Could Trashing Junk Proteins Quash Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, ALS and Huntington’s? – Scientific American
• A tale of two conventions: As GOP nominates a dangerous lunatic, Democrats reaffirm commitment to diverse America – The Washington Post
  By nominating a sociopath, GOP has enabled Hillary to push progressive agenda while expanding Dem party: http://wapo.st/2aA2wKI
• Feminist writer Jessica Valenti quits Twitter after “rape and death threat” against 5-year-old daughter – Women in the World in Association with The New York Times – WITW
• Das Keyboard 5Q: The Cloud Connected Keyboard by Das Keyboard — Kickstarter
• Anthrax sickens 13 in western Siberia, and a thawed-out reindeer corpse may be to blame – The Washington Post
• What is the probability your vote will make a difference?
• Israel Proves the Desalination Era is Here – Scientific American
  One of the driest countries on earth now makes more freshwater than it needs
• Ten Breakthrough Technologies FREE Download
• The New York Public Library Lets You Download 180,000 Images in High Resolution: Historic Photographs, Maps, Letters & More | Open Culture
• Robert Fano, 98, Dies; Engineer Who Helped Develop Interactive Computers – The New York Times

  “You know, information is entropy”: Norbert Wiener, 1948. That remark led, more or less, to the phone you’re holding http://www.nytimes.com/2016/07/27/technology/robert-fano-98-dies-engineer-who-helped-develop-interactive-computers.html

• GitHub – grpc-ecosystem/grpc-simon-says: Multiplayer Simon Says game using bidirectional gRPC streaming

  .@Neurotic & I open sourced our real-time Simon Says game built w/ @grpcio & @kubernetesio! https://github.com/grpc-ecosystem/grpc-simon-says http://twitter.com/SandeepDinesh/status/759137631514996736/photo/1

• Twitter
  RT @shondarhimes: I know it exists and yet every time I’m faced with actual proof of systemic racism, it still breaks my heart.
• When Women Engineer — Winnie — Medium

  Being an engineer on a team of 80% women sounds amazing. http://buff.ly/29KkBlh /by @annekate /via @triketora

• Twitter
  RT @CoralReefWatch: This just in from Guam’s top coral disease expert:
• Federal Appeals Court Rules New NC Voting Laws Intended To Discriminate

  Holy shit. 4th Circuit rules that NC’s voting laws “targeted “African Americans with almost surgical precision.” http://talkingpointsmemo.com/livewire/north-carolina-voting-law-fourth-circuit-ruling

• Google Cloud Platform Blog: Regional Managed Instance Groups beta gives GCE users new performance safeguards
• Navneet Joneja on Twitter: "So excited about this. Automatically spread GCE VMs across multiple zones, with dynamic rebalancing and autoscaling. https://t.co/7jxkSxArWG"
• Google Chrome on Twitter: "Watch yourself turn into stardust with a Chrome Experiment by Daniel Brown. https://t.co/3oXgHjEMx9 #YoureAStar https://t.co/sZJH4mIMyW"
• NodeSource Packages its Commercial Node.js Software for Kubernetes Clusters – The New Stack

  Nice story about @NodeSource selling their software on top of @kubernetesio

  http://thenewstack.io/nodesource-offers-one-click-deployment-node-js-across-kubernetes/

• The “Slayary” T-Shirt
• Google Brain will be doing an AMA in /r/MachineLearning on August 11 : MachineLearning
• GitHub – kubernetes/minikube: Run Kubernetes locally

  Easily run #Kubernetes locally on your laptop with #Minikube – give it a try: https://github.com/kubernetes/minikube #k8s

• Fourth Circuit strikes down North Carolina voting restrictions.
• A Q&A with the 91-year-old “Someday, a woman will be president” T-shirt designer
• Kathryn Schulz on Twitter: "Having a bit of fun with spurious correlations. HT @PGourevitch https://t.co/dgqlC7SrqE https://t.co/iU55DIWyWO"
• Developing and Testing a Scale to Measure Need for Drama — ScienceDirect
• Google’s Famous Kitchens May Serve Fake Shrimp Made of Algae | WIRED

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• Hillary Poised to Make the ‘Impossible Possible’ — NYMag
• Authors on the Beach
• Glenn Thrush on Twitter: "Don’t watch Hillary’s big speech without reading this brilliant @anniekarni story on her beleaguered speechwriter https://t.co/Qr4U5JC0rN"
• Stranger Things Glossary: Every Major Film Ref — Vulture
• Why Mr. Robot Is Not a Great Show (Yet) — Vulture
• Unprecedented Alzheimer’s drug slows disease by 80 per cent | New Scientist
• The research is clear: electing more women changes how government works – Vox
• Reddit asked Obama and Trump the same question. You should see their answers side by side. – Vox
• Alzheimer’s drug that failed trial may still slow disease | New Scientist
• Evan Brown on Twitter: "@alfiepates @kelseyhightower @bradfitz. docker2boot. https://t.co/nnj3Bnnno2"
• What Marissa Mayer Brought to Yahoo That Can’t Be Bought or Sold — Hacker Noon
• minikube/DRIVERS.md at master · kubernetes/minikube · GitHub

  impressed by minikube + xhyve on osx. ez to install & fast, w/ dashboard! #kubernetes

  https://github.com/kubernetes/minikube/blob/master/DRIVERS.md#xhyve-driver http://twitter.com/saturnism/status/758777464667697152/photo/1

• Woman-hating has come roaring back – now we must confront it | Joan Smith | Opinion | The Guardian
• Peek.com raises $10 million, strikes partnership to bring tour and activity booking to Yelp | TechCrunch
• Ray Tsang on Twitter: "Kubernetes 1.3 master/API server uses TLSv1.2. Connecting from Java 7 need to set system property: -Dhttps.protocols=TLSv1,TLSv1.1,TLSv1.2"
• Google Cloud Platform Blog: Save money, improve performance with new VM Rightsizing Recommendations

  VM Rightsizing Recommendations. The automated information you need to save money running on Google Cloud Platform. https://cloudplatform.googleblog.com/2016/07/save-money-improve-performance-with-new-VM-Rightsizing-Recommendations.html?m=1

• A note on diversity. — Medium
• Simple end-to-end TensorFlow examples – Bcomposes
• Twitter
  RT @TheStranger: The Seattle Times is sorry for putting Bill Clinton on their cover yesterday.
• Seattle Times Apologizes to Readers Over Clinton Screwup – Slog – The Stranger
  RT @TheStranger: The Seattle Times is sorry for putting Bill Clinton on their cover yesterday.
• Support for Python on Cloud Dataflow is going beta | Google Cloud Big Data and Machine Learning Blog  | 

  Google Cloud Platform

  RT @vambenepe: Everyone can now use Python on Google Cloud Dataflow: And it uses the @ApacheBeam Python SDK.
• Special projects

  Looking for people excited about leading some important new projects: https://openai.com/blog/special-projects/.

• BigQuery at WePay
• Security experts have cloned all seven TSA master keys | TechCrunch
• Cancer is old, news at 11
• Climate Change Gets Prime Spot At Wednesday’s Democratic National Convention
• Keep up the fight for climate action
• Bacteria made to turn sewage into clean water – and electricity | New Scientist
• Stranger Things review – a spooky shot of 80s nostalgia straight to your heart | Television & radio | The Guardian

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• Wikipedia:Scots-English-Scots dictionar – Wikipedia
• Running cron python jobs within docker – Stack Overflow
• [1607.06520] Man is to Computer Programmer as Woman is to Homemaker? Debiasing Word Embeddings
• How Vector Space Mathematics Reveals the Hidden Sexism in Language
  Word2vec
• A New Natural Antibiotic Has Been Discovered In The Human Nose | Popular Science
• Your Scientific Guide to Eating Like a Good Human in 2016 | WIRED
• MI5 resisting independent oversight of bulk data collection | UK news | The Guardian
• How to make a Slack bot speak Kubernetes — Medium
• 12 Things About Being A Woman That Women Won’t Tell You
  Caitlin Moran
• Painting by numbers: when mathematics and art collide | Cosmos
• The real reason for Donald Trump’s rise, in 2 charts – Vox
• A stunning prediction of climate science — and basic physics — may now be coming true – The Washington Post
• Obama’s Success Only Beginning to Come Into View — NYMag
• The Real Paranoia-Inducing Purpose of Russian Hacks – The New Yorker
• Writer James Alan McPherson, Winner Of Pulitzer, MacArthur And Guggenheim, Dies At 72 : The Two-Way : NPR
• Bill Clinton wore a fetching navy pantsuit to honor Hillary Clinton’s nomination for US president — Quartz
• Functioning ‘mechanical gears’ seen in nature for the first time | University of Cambridge
  RT @JanFreedman: Whoa! ‘Mechanical’ gears in an insect – seen for the first time! (Image Burrows & Sutton)
• Twitter
  RT @JanFreedman: Whoa! ‘Mechanical’ gears in an insect – seen for the first time! (Image Burrows & Sutton)
• Man Booker Prize longlist: review of My Name Is Lucy Barton by Elizabeth Strout
• tōnr
  With tonr, our team wanted to create an inclusive app with a variety of photo filters that amplifies how beautiful a variety of skin tones are instead of washing them out. The goal of tonr is to create filters that affirm that black, brown and other skin tones are beautiful. We looked towards deepening the subjects’ skin instead of lightening, emphasizing the richness and saturation of melanin and playing with interesting color overlays.

  This project was created during a 2016 Vox Media hackathon by Brittany Holloway-Brown, Alesha Randolph, Pam Assogba, Aidan Feay, and Scott Kellum to explore and address the above issues. If you would like to contribute, check out tonr on github.

• Stack Exchange Network Status — Outage Postmortem – July 20, 2016
• Man Booker prize judges reveal 2016 longlist | Books | The Guardian
• Twitter
  RT @ManBookerPrize: Delighted to announce our #ManBooker2016 longlist! #FinestFiction
• Man Booker Prize announces 2016 longlist | The Man Booker Prizes
• Why Security Experts Think Russia Was Behind the D.N.C. Breach – NYTimes.com
• For the first time, forecast predicts hotter-than-normal in every square inch of the USA
• 15 best children’s books of all time – Telegraph

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• Cockroach milk — protein powerhouse you didn’t know you need – CNN.com
• Best holiday reads 2016 | Books | The Guardian
• How Growing My People Skills Nurtured My Introvert Skills
• Roxane (The United States)’s review of You Will Know Me
• Marissa Mayer Finally Acknowledges That Sexism Exists | ThinkProgress
• ‘DNC Hacker’ Unmasked: He Really Works for Russia, Researchers Say – The Daily Beast
• Poll: No Post-Convention Bounce for Donald Trump – NBC News
• Bernie-or-Bust Fanatics Dominate DNC First Day — NYMag
• Ed Yong on Twitter: "You can now pre-order I CONTAIN MULTITUDES! https://t.co/7khrzTwINm It’s out on Aug 9 in the US and Sep 1 in the UK https://t.co/r8Lcl164wf"
• Impossible Foods
• Lessons from My Father – The New Yorker
• Understanding neural networks with TensorFlow Playground | Google Cloud Big Data and Machine Learning Blog  |  Google Cloud Platform
• Assange, Avowed Foe of Clinton, Timed Email Release for Democratic Convention – The New York Times
• Ants March Differently, Depending on Direction – The New York Times
• JuliaGillard NYT 26July2016
• Let Me Remind You Fuckers Who I Am — Medium
• Dutch men revealed as world’s tallest – BBC News
• Twitter
  RT @paulkrugman: Sometimes they’re worse than you could imagine, even taking into account that they’re worse than you can imagine.
• Building artificial connectomes – O’Reilly Media
• Untitled (http://www.nytimes.com/2016/07/27/us/politics/assange-timed-wikileaks-release-of-democratic-emails-to-harm-hillary-clinton.html?smid=tw-nytimes&smtyp=cur&_r=1)
  RT @nytimes: Julian Assange timed WikiLeaks release of DNC emails to harm Hillary Clinton
• Deepest-ever reef survey by divers discovers new fish species | New Scientist
• Radio Hack Steals Keystrokes from Millions of Wireless Keyboards | WIRED
• Reich is so damn right, cause Clinton could get this so damn wrong — Equal Citizens — Medium
• Twitter
  Every Tuesday should be trilobite Tuesday
• How to Turn Google Into the Best To-Do App Ever | WIRED
• Obama: ‘Possible’ Russia interfering in US election | TheHill
• Leave Your House, Change Your Life
• You Probably Don’t Need Dental X-Rays Every Year – The New York Times
• Chinese botanists use Microsoft machine intelligence to aid in flower recognition project
  Wow. “…the engine accurately identified more than 90% of flowers…close to the success rate of human botanists.”

  http://www.winbeta.org/news/chinese-botanists-use-microsoft-machine-intelligence-aid-flower-recognition-project

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• Michelle Obama Rebukes Trump Without Mentioning His Name | Mother Jones
• Google-Backed Chinese Smartwatch to Go Head to Head With Apple – Bloomberg
• OpenStack will soon be able to run in containers on top of Kubernetes | TechCrunch
• What’s on Michelle Obama’s mind? Meet the speechwriter who puts it into words. – The Washington Post
• Author Q&A: Laura Lippman | Big Issue North
• News – 13 times the sky looked like something out of a horror film – The Weather Network
• Untitled (http://www.nytimes.com/2016/07/26/sports/basketball/michael-jordan-statement-on-police-related-violence.html?smid=tw-nytimes&smtyp=cur&_r=1)
  RT @nytimes: Michael Jordan almost never speaks out politically. He did today on police-related violence.
• Michael Jordan Says He Is ‘Deeply Troubled’ by Recent Police-Related Violence – The New York Times
• Wikileaks Dismantling of DNC Is Clear Attack by Putin on Clinton | Observer
• Connecting the dots: How Russia benefits from the DNC email leak – The Washington Post
• Free Evernote Alternative – Zoho Notebook
• Iris Lens Series – Photojojo!
• GitHub – kelseyhightower/kube-cert-manager: Manage Lets Encrypt certificates for a Kubernetes cluster.

  Manage Let’s Encrypt issued certificates based on Kubernetes Third Party Resources. Custom controllers for the win! https://github.com/kelseyhightower/kube-cert-manager

• Meet Luca, the Ancestor of All Living Things – The New York Times
• Where to See 10 Impossibly Elusive Mammals – Cool Green Science
• The Arctic is leaking methane 200 times faster than usual | Daily Mail Online

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• Introduction to Neural Networks in Tensorflow – TensorFlow Seattle (Seattle, WA) – Meetup
• Microsoft’s president explains the company’s quiet legal war for user privacy – The Washington Post
• Lies, Damned Lies and “Eventual Consistency” | VoltDB
• How Putin Weaponized Wikileaks to Influence the Election of an American President – Defense One
• Ohio May Move Forward With Voter Purge, Federal Court Rules | ThinkProgress

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• Meet Graham
• Trump & Putin. Yes, It’s Really a Thing
• Twitter
  RT @sallykohn: Kinda says it all, no? Whoah…

  h/t @JohnFugelsang

• Trump & Putin. Yes, It’s Really a Thing
  RT @joshtpm: my look at the growing evidence of a collusive alliance between Trump & Putin, focused policy, cemented by cash
• flassbeck economics international – Economics and politics – comment and analysis
  RT @mims: The reality of Anthropogenic Climate Disruption continues to outstrip worst-case scenarios
• Twitter
  RT @mims: The reality of Anthropogenic Climate Disruption continues to outstrip worst-case scenarios
• Recasting Silicon Valley’s role in society | TechCrunch
• Twitter
  RT @harikunzru: 50x tax increase for Powells, would kill one of most important bookstores in the US
• Donald Trump on Roger Ailes’ Fox News exit: ‘So sad’ – Jul. 23, 2016
  RT @brianstelter: TODD: Is Ailes advising you?
  TRUMP: Well, I don’t want to comment. But he’s been a friend of mine for a long time.
• The Activist Push To Force Silicon Valley To Move Faster On Diversity | Fast Company | Business + Innovation
• Anxious-Avoidant Duos: Walking on Thin Ice in Relationships and Physical Health | SPSP
• Donald Trump reminds me of Vladimir Putin — and that is terrifying – The Washington Post
  RT @Kasparov63: Respect the sacrifice I made watching the Trump speech again for this WaPo article by reading and sharing it!
• A Hacking of More Than $50 Million Dashes Hopes in the World of Virtual Currency – NYTimes.com
• Cucumber Salad With Asian Flavors Recipe – NYT Cooking
• Cool and Refreshing Cucumber Recipes – Recipes from NYT Cooking
• Who is Tim Kaine? Clinton’s ‘smart political pick’ for VP a bipartisan favorite | US news | The Guardian
• Is Donald Trump a Racist? – NYTimes.com
• The Libertarians’ Secret Weapon – The New Yorker
  RT @SeanMcElwee: Gary Johnson, the Libertarian Presidential candidate, doesn’t know who Harriet Tubman was.
• Twitter
  RT @SeanMcElwee: Gary Johnson, the Libertarian Presidential candidate, doesn’t know who Harriet Tubman was.
• Cutting Sugar Rapidly Improves Heart Health Markers – The New York Times
• The Lean-In Industry by Heather O’Neill | Model View Culture
• Kubernetes: Happy Birthday Kubernetes. Oh, the places you’ll go!
• Visualize your BigQuery data with re:dash – Unacast Labs
• Survey – Access Now
• If it doesn’t already, Silicon Valley will probably learn to really like Tim Kaine – Recode
• The R.N.C. on TV: Ivanka’s Weaponized Graciousness – The New Yorker
• Holy Crap, Tim Kaine Just Killed It In His First Speech With Clinton – The Daily Beast
• Africa’s real land grab | The Economist

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• Never worry about picking a movie with this vast film database
• Seven ride-hailing alternative apps: TESTED!
• Google Cloud Platform Blog: From Google to the world: the Kubernetes origin story
• The Racist History of Portland, the Whitest City in America – The Atlantic
• Hillary Clinton Selects Tim Kaine, a Popular Senator From a Swing State, as Running Mate – The New York Times
• Maverick women writers are upending the book industry and selling millions in the process — Quartz
• The Hottest Cities in U.S. vs. the Fastest Warming | Climate Central
• Gujarati Dal with Peanuts + Star Anise – The Happy Foodie
• Folded DNA Used To Recreate Van Gogh’s ‘Starry Night’ | Popular Science
• justforfunc #1: A Code Review – YouTube
• Twitter
  RT @MartynMcL: Unprecedented decision by the @washingtonpost editorial board, and entirely welcome.
• Donald Trump is a unique threat to American democracy – The Washington Post
• Untitled (https://www.box.com/blog/kubernetes-box-microservices-maximum-velocity/)
  RT @kubernetesio: Learn how Box is running critical production services on #Kubernetes:
• Updated Brain Map Identifies Nearly 100 New Regions – The New York Times
• DevRel Summit
• Kubernetes: A Very Happy Birthday Kubernetes
  RT @kubernetesio: A very happy #k8sbday to all those who have kollaborated to make Kubernetes a vibrant #FOSS project ❤️
• Chocolate chip cookies – chrisbroadfoot.id.au
  This recipe is adapted from the amazing Left Coast choc chip cookies found at Google San Francisco.

  These modifications are mostly making the portion more reasonable for home baking, and halving the number of choc chips. Add more to your preference!

• WikiLeaks Just Published Tons of Credit Card and Social Security Numbers
• Digital Eve Seattle
• Digital Eve Seattle List Guidelines

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• Kubernetes Cluster Federation: Efficiently deploy and manage applications across the globe
• Carolyn See, Novelist Who Portrayed Quirks of Southern California, Dies at 82 – The New York Times
• Trump Lawyer Sends ‘Art of the Deal’ Ghostwriter a Cease-and-Desist Letter – The New York Times
• Twitter
  RT @_cingraham: I seriously can’t get over Trump’s backdrop last night. It’s like Triumph of the Will meets the Onion
• Donald Trump’s Convention Speech Rings Terrifying Historical Alarm Bells
• Google Cloud Machine Learning at Scale  |  Google Cloud Platform
• This New, Ultra-Detailed Map Of The Brain Could Change Medicine | Popular Science
• I’m With The Banned — Welcome to the Scream Room — Medium
• Analyzing GitHub issues and comments with BigQuery — Medium
• Researchers develop connected stitches that transmit patient health data | TechCrunch
• justforfunc #0: Hello, World! – YouTube
• Using the Cloud Natural Language API to analyze Harry Potter and The New York Times | Google Cloud Big Data and Machine Learning Blog  |  Google Cloud Platform
• Master Plan, Part Deux | Tesla Motors
• Making Sense of the Conflagration
• Menopause reversal restores periods and produces fertile eggs | New Scientist
• Google Cloud Platform Blog: Introducing Cloud Natural Language API, Speech API open beta and our West Coast region expansion

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