There are lots of good articles today. In the development section, Luke Wagner talks about WebAssembly and the companies that will be involved in the new initiative. Even though the large vendors are all playing nice for now, I expect to see performance comparisons well before any of them make it available to the public.… Read More Geek Reading June 19, 2015
Today is security day. The Chromium blog starts our day by announcing the requirement of extensions being in the Chrome Store for all dev channels. This really limits the number of attack vectors people have with Chrome. Venture Beat reports on the VENOM vulnerability, which at least Amazon AWS states they are protected from. This… Read More Geek Reading May 14, 2015
A Smaller Piece of a Bigger Pie starts our day with a good post on cap-table dilution. Most people don’t understand how this works, so it is definitely worth a look. Otherwise, some security news should be a focus for today. Auth0 talks about vulnerabilities in JSON Web Token libraries. The Next Web reports on… Read More Geek Reading April 2, 2015
One of the more interesting articles from this weekend is the announcement of Ecuador rolling out its own digital currency. I am definitely curious to see how this evolves. Julia Evans describes her understanding of A/A testing for machine learning. Soroush Pour explains the difference between concurrency and parallelism in Go using Monte Carlo simulations… Read More Geek Reading February 9, 2015
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