On Why HTTP Status Codes Matter.
I’m not completely sure they do matter.
Let me mundaneum that for you.
A Short History of the Index Card.
PHD Comics: Gravitational Waves Explained.
The software engineer’s guide to asserting dominance in the workplace.
“Spend the rest of the day familiarizing yourself with the team’s codebase. Every five to ten minutes, let out a deep sigh and write something down on a notepad. Maintain a demeanor of mild disgust on your face that gets increasingly more annoyed as you browse through more and more of the code. Mumble words like “refactor” and “rewrite” under your breath. Start drawing random complex architectural diagrams on your whiteboard. By 3 PM you should be visibly angry. Eat some chili peppers to force yourself to sweat. At 4 PM, allow your rage to boil over and throw your last egg at the wall in a fit of rage. Slam your laptop closed and head home early.”
How to change someone’s mind, according to science.
Robopotus.
Humans always gain profit of discriminating lifeforms of sentience. That’s what makes them so adorable (scoffs).
Do animals feel empathy? Inside the decades-long quest for an answer.
33 Must Know Facts about Women in Tech.
If I correctly understand the Keybase Filesystem this could be the basis for the secure social network an idea of is wandering through my head for some time.
And of course, it could help encryption to become more mainstream.
(With telephone voice): A smart person could make a lot of money by inventing a Siri for Southerners.