These are my links for June 6th through June 7th:
- An overview of Javascript reactive frameworks | Echo One –
- Raw Linux Threads via System Calls « null program –
- mikeland86/graphp –
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Bookmarks for June 4th
- Wicked Ambiguity and User Experience –
- All Design Lessons – Hack Design –
- Interactive Data Visualization for the Web — Scott Murray — alignedleft –
- Interactive Data Visualization for the Web –
- D3 Tutorials, Screencasts and a Newsletter | DashingD3js.com –
- Three Little Circles –
- Making Music in the Browser – Web MIDI API | Keith McMillen Instruments –
- https://www.moresteam.com/whitepapers/download/dummy-variables.pdf –
- nbviewer.ipython.org/github/justmarkham/DAT4/blob/master/notebooks/08_linear_regression.ipynb –
- Microsoft Gives Details About Its Controversial Disk Encryption – The Intercept –
Bookmarks for June 3rd
- The Autodesk File –
- Gone In 60 Frames Per Second: A Pinterest Paint Performance Case Study – Smashing Magazine –
- Camera Instructor – Free Online Photography Courses –
Bookmarks for June 1st
- Introduction to Gulp.js 1: Intro and Setup – Stefan Imhoff –
- stevengoldberg/juno106 –
- De Stijl: How necessary are var, let, and const? –
Bookmarks for May 31st
- Why It Pays to Be a Jerk – The Atlantic –
- Accounting for Developers 101 – Google Docs –
- Pixar’s 22 Rules of Storytelling | Aerogramme Writers’ StudioPixar’s 22 Rules of Storytelling – Aerogramme Writers’ Studio –
- I-Would-Like-A-Raise-Email-Template –
- www.gironsec.com/WebHacking101.pdf –
- ØMQ – The Guide – ØMQ – The Guide –
- ignore the code: Web App Speed –
- Tim Hentenaar’s Blog –
- Asimov – The Relativity of Wrong –
- Karplus-Strong String Synthesis – With this post I hope to share some of that satisfaction by exploring visually how the Karplus-Strong algorithm works. We're going to start off looking at simple vibrations, then introduce the Fourier transform as a means of looking at vibrations from a di
- JavaScript Karplus-Strong –
- xoxos.net vst rev.2015 –
- The real story of how the Internet became so vulnerable | The Washington Post –