Read it or Throw it #103

1. Want More Traffic? Time To Let The Dogs Out

2. TED Talks – What Derek Sivers Was Really Saying

3. How to enjoy trying to solve hard problems? - Personal Productivity Stack Exchange

4. גוגל תדאג לכם, גם לאחר המוות

5. typeahead.js - a fast and fully-featured autocomplete library

6. Top 10 Reasons I Like Postgres Over SQL Server

7. Really? Musical Training and Language Skills Enhance One Another

8. Nati Shalom's Blog: Real-Time Big Data with Storm, Cassandra, and XAP

9. Peter Principle (Wikipedia)

10. The Innovative Blood Monitoring Device Worn On Wrist That Steve Jobs May Have Liked

Read it or Throw it #102

1. Parallella: The $99 Linux supercomputer

2. How Developers Stop Learning: Rise of the Expert Beginner

3. What is the purpose of life?

4. Decaf : Ruby in the Browser

5. BitTorrent Sync - Automatically sync files via secure, distributed technology

6. Scaling Pinterest - From 0 To 10s Of Billions Of Page Views A Month In Two Years

7. SunDwater offers sun power to purify polluted water

8. Sleep: Everything You Need To Know

9. Five Best Sleep Tracking Gadgets or Apps

10. Facebook Emoticons

Read it or Throw it #101

1. נפטר אפי ארזי, אבי תעשיית ההיי-טק בישראל

2. Don't try to allocate memory until there is only x% free

3. Cap'n Proto - an insanely fast data interchange format and capability-based RPC system

4. Tachyon - Fault Tolerant Distributed File System With 300 Times Higher Throughput Than HDFS

5. Which Learning Methods Actually Work?

6. ?האם דג הזברה צפוי לשנות את פני הרפואה

7. Fujitsu Develops Technology That Turns Paper Into a Touchscreen

8. Fitbit Flex - Wireless Activity & Sleep Wristband

9. Roku Streaming Player

10. צפו: דומינו מ-10,000 אייפונים

Read it or Throw it #100

1. Automating Popularity

2. Principles of Software Engineering, Part 1

3. Pinching pennies when scaling in The Cloud

4. Assam: A VM in Ruby

5. Foxx – a lightweight Javascript application framework for ArangoDB

6. Easing Brain Fatigue With a Walk in the Park

7. בתוך עשור תעבור תעשיית הבשר מהאחו למדפסת התלת-ממדית

8. Why Do Some People Learn Faster?

9. Helios - open source framework for mobile

10. Wayback Letter - Pure Hacker News gold delievered to your mailbox daily or weekly

Read it or Throw it #99

1. Derek Sivers: Keep your goals to yourself

2. Show Up, Every Day

3. Amazon Acquires Social Reading Site Goodreads

4. Why I Spent 200 Hours Writing Culture Code Instead of Python Code

5. High Scalability - Using Gossip Protocols for Failure Detection, Monitoring, Messaging and Other Good Things

6. NServiceBus v4 – Beta1 is out

7. Docker - the Linux container runtime

8. Webkit גוגל זונחת את

9. Simple Is Banking 2.0, and We’ve Got Priority Access

10. Vimulator

Read it or Throw it #98

1. לפרוץ את הקוד של שפי גולדווסר

2. Switch Your Databases To Flash Storage. Now. Or You're Doing It Wrong

3. Janki Method - Using spaced repetition systems to learn and retain technical knowledge

4. בתוך עשור תעבור תעשיית הבשר מהאחו למדפסת התלת-ממדית

5. Nextdoor: Join the free private social network for your neighborhood

6. Paypal To Drop VMware From 80,000 Servers and Replace It With OpenStack

7. best-practices - Tidbits of developer best practices from around the web

8. Listen to Bitcoin

9. ThisIsWhyImBroke.com

10. RasPi Weekly: A Free, Weekly Raspberry Pi E-mail Newsletter

Read it or Throw it #97

this time 10 recommended talks from the awesome conference Reversim Summit 2013

1. Products have feelings too, by Iris Shoor

2. The Mathematical Side of User Happiness, by Roee Adler

3. Building Lightweight Products, by Uri Lavi

4. How To Fuckup, by Yosi Taguri

5. Distirbuted - reinventing the workplace, by Yoav Farhi

6. A Successful Git branching model with git-flow, by Igal Tabachnik

7. Big data in the cloud, by Nati Shalom

8. Vagrant and Puppet, your ops sketching board, by Ronen Narkis

9. Android App to the challenge, by Udi Cohen

10. Building Network and Battery Efficient Apps, by Ran Nachmani

more talks from the conference can be found at http://www.youtube.com/user/ran/videos

or at: http://www.reversim.com/