February 2024 Archive
8971.
A Lawyer Explains How He Beat Elon Musk (wsj.com)
8972.
The NFL and Las Vegas' evolution on sports and betting (espn.com)
8973.
On "Quitting" YouTube (youtube.com)
8974.
Deciphering the "Dolphic" text found in several levels of Super Mario Sunshine (youtube.com)
8975.
Iran used Lloyds and Santander accounts to evade sanctions (ft.com)
8976.
Oxide RFD 26: Host Operating System and Hypervisor (rfd.shared.oxide.computer)
8977.
"It's a terrible thing that we made" (secondbreakfast.co)
8978.
Update on Dartmouth's Standardized Testing Policy (admissions.dartmouth.edu)
8979.
Crystal, the lingua franca at Bright Security (crystal-lang.org)
8980.
Note Hacker (notehacker.com)
8981.
The Color of Infinite Temperature (johncarlosbaez.wordpress.com)
8982.
Response to 'The Rise and Fall of Corba' by Michi Henning (dre.vanderbilt.edu)
8983.
Electronic Music With A Human Rhythm (mpg.de)
8984.
UK shelves proposed AI copyright code in blow to creative industries (ft.com)
8985.
Leaving macOS for Gnome (pimsnel.nl)
8986.
Show HN: Move your PC windows with your neck (github.com)
8987.
The Tremendous yet Troubled State of Gaming in 2024 (matthewball.vc)
8988.
Could AMD break Nvidia's chokehold on chips? (economist.com)
8989.
Ask HN: Anyone Working on On-Device LLM?
8990.
Why scientists are starting to worry about the moon shrinking (washingtonpost.com)
8991.
Show HN: OkServer (OkS) – An ok HTTP server; lightweight, clean, and simple (okserver.xyz)
8992.
Who is doing the most interesting work around personal agents?
8993.
The QA Tester's Mentality (32bits.substack.com)
8994.
911 Call Scrutiny Should Not Be Used to Identify Suspects (law360.com)
8995.
Discover Livebook Notebooks (Elixir) (notes.club)
8996.
In Defense of Using Fewer Tools (dsebastien.net)
8997.
Coke's first new permanent flavor in years adds a spicy twist (cnn.com)
8998.
Banana to sunset their serverless GPU platform (banana.dev)
8999.
How India electrified 45% of its railway network in just five years (energymonitor.ai)
9000.
Modern Day Jobs: Bounded Reward and Unbounded Risk