September 2019 Archive
541.
Tree traversal without recursion: the tree as a state machine (2007) (plasmasturm.org)
542.
Spouse of Ring exec among lawmakers trying to weaken California privacy law (arstechnica.com)
543.
Our journey to type checking 4M lines of Python (blogs.dropbox.com)
544.
Pension funds may be wrecked in a future recession (cassandracapital.net)
545.
Saudi Arabia Shuts Down About Half Its Oil Output After Drone Strikes (wsj.com)
546.
Leak of Microsoft Salaries Shows Fight for Higher Compensation (onezero.medium.com)
547.
Avoiding Intellectual Phase Lock (books.google.com)
548.
Need a USB Cable? Build One (josef-adamcik.cz)
549.
We can’t trust AI systems built on deep learning alone (technologyreview.com)
550.
A man repopulated a rare butterfly species in his backyard (2016) (vox.com)
551.
On Sharding (tbray.org)
552.
Metronomes in JavaScript (meowni.ca)
553.
Compensation in 2019 – new grad tech offers (blog.jonlu.ca)
554.
Centralised DoH is bad for privacy (blog.powerdns.com)
555.
Warning: Implicit Backdoor (flak.tedunangst.com)
556.
A Love Letter to Personal Websites (vanschneider.com)
557.
End of an American tradition: Amtrak kills the traditional dining car (washingtonpost.com)
558.
IBM will soon launch a 53-qubit quantum computer (techcrunch.com)
559.
Telegram quietly snuck its blockchain past regulators (decrypt.co)
560.
Tesla Batteries Are Keeping Zimbabwe’s Economy Running (bloomberg.com)
561.
Air Travel Emissions Vastly Outpace Predictions (nytimes.com)
562.
The CIA's Secret Quest For Mind Control (npr.org)
563.
Solving Every Sudoku Puzzle (2006) (norvig.com)
564.
China Detains Former U.S. Air Force Pilot Flying for FedEx (wsj.com)
565.
Why industry is going green on the quiet (theguardian.com)
566.
DRM Broke Its Promise (locusmag.com)
567.
Don't build growth teams (conversionxl.com)
568.
Dog-walking startup Wag raised $300M, then things got messy (cnn.com)
569.
When Your 11-Year-Old Says No to a Smartphone (vogue.com)
570.
iOS 13’s privacy pop-ups of Facebook data grabs (techcrunch.com)