Reddit programming hot 25 on 2017-08-09

1. A Farewell to Go
2. Atom 1.19 - Improved Responsiveness and Memory Usage
3. Leslie Lamport: Thinking Above the Code
4. a git cheat sheet I created since I kept forgetting some uncommon commands ( log, submodules, clean, configuration flags and so on)
5. Facebook translations now entirely done by machine learning
6. More sociomantic D libraries and apps open-sourced
7. Code Smells: Null
8. git: Using Advanced Rebase Features for a Clean Repository
9. Why Github can't host the Linux Kernel Community
10. Scala Vector operations aren't "Effectively Constant" time
11. Soft Coding
12. Faster zlib compression by optimizing longest_match()
13. Integrating Eta Into Your Scala Projects
14. Linux: Assembly Required
15. Linux Load Averages: Solving the Mystery
16. Reading Bingo Balls With Microcontrollers
17. HOWTO scrape websites with Ruby & Headless Chrome
18. blink and you'll miss it - building a progressive web app with HTTP2
19. Let 'localhost' be localhost.
20. Why I’m dumping Firebase for Web? – Michael Lugassy — The Trillest
21. Interactive rebase against the remote master
22. Deeplearning.ai: Announcing New Deep Learning Courses on Coursera – Andrew Ng
23. Reactive Apps with Model-View-Intent, Part 1: Model (other parts are linked at the end)
24. Machine learning datasets for cryptocurrencies
25. Stop worrying about PKI, an API to generate challenges, validate signature data and PKI certificate chains

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