Looks like it has a lot of potential.

$50 android PC from Via.

Visual simulation design environment. Impressive.

Varnish makes load balancing websockets at least possible, if not even easy.

Working with elevation data in TileMill.

"Today’s large-scale web services provide rapid responses to interactive requests by applying large amounts of computational resources to massive datasets. They typically operate in warehouse-sized datacenters and run on clusters of machines that are shared across many kinds of interactive and batch jobs. As these systems distribute work to ever larger numbers of machines and sub-systems in order to provide interactive response times, it becomes increasingly difficult to tightly control latency variability across these machines, and often the 95%ile and 99%ile response times suffer in an effort to improve average response times."

How to get in to Clojure.

Data processing with clojure.

Inexpensive hosting.

Filed under "helicopters I didn't know existed".

A fairly standard 172 cockpit layout.

So sad.

"Ceres Solver is a portable C++ library that allows for modeling and solving large complex nonlinear least squares problems."

On the creation of the ARM.

This is either awesome or horrible.

This looks really neat. ML in the cloud or bring it back down and run it yourself.

Embed Lua in ALL THE THINGS!

Pretty Data tools.

Fun problem solving.

A fun look at rolling your own geocoding.

This seems like an incredibly smart move: make money building out new tech while achieving your own goals.

A lot of chip in an impressive package for silly cheap.

A look at a possible new architecture.

Documentation and software from Apollo and Gemini.

More rethinking please.

CQL client for node.

What a modern realtime django app stack looks like these days.

Great talk on concurrency and go.

A refreshing take on an editor to make programs.

Linux distribution management simulation. <3!

It's full of stars.

Supercomputing history.

So fantastic.

nice!

Like Filemerge, but prettier.

More info on OpenAirplane.

Want!

"Geoloqi is a powerful platform for real-time location, messaging, and analytics."

Battle Royale and its friends are the obvious comparisons. The comparison with Series 7: The Contenders is much more obscure but probably more accurate. It covers a lot of popular themes though so it's not surprising that there are lots of comparisons to make.

I really like the DA-42 and if these new engines are awesome, the DA-52 could be a pretty fantastic plane as well.

Cannot be unseen.

Oh unicode symbols.

Yay text!

A story about pants.

Postcards from the future.

Genomes!

AOPA writeup of OpenAirplane.

A game-oriented programming environment for kids.

Codea coding for kids.

A lot of functionality in such a tiny footprint!

Looks fantastic.

A goodbye from an anthropomorphized typewriter.

Amazing Kodachromes.

Neat.

Bringin' it back.

Making things with phones.

Basic for kids.

My initial thought is "Enterprise Park Place" but this seems pretty cool. There's a little circle of life going on here as well: Riak was inspired by Dynamo, which has been quietly powering S3 for years.

This could be silly fast.

Seems like a fun form factor.

Useful for finding coursera/udacity stuff.

Like kickstarter for science.

For someday.

For sketching.

Turn cheap hardware in to an SDR.

Like SVG but Objective C instead of XML. Love the idea!

cmd-z your repo.

A nice quick overview.

SPDY links.

One of the more solid third-party SPDY implementations out there (so I hear).

A pretty comprehensive list of flying clubs.

Very tiny.