October 2018 Archive
1351.
Incarcerated Pennsylvanians now have to pay $150 to read. We should be outraged (washingtonpost.com)
1352.
How a Brewer and the Government Killed Colombia’s Ancestral Drink (2017) (atlasobscura.com)
1353.
The Meaning of “Aquemini” (theundefeated.com)
1354.
Zstandard Compression and the application/zstd Media Type (tools.ietf.org)
1355.
A Reddit Forum That Guesses Who You Are Based on What's in Your Fridge (newyorker.com)
1356.
Fletcher's Checksum (en.wikipedia.org)
1357.
A Billionaire’s Sears Fiasco Is Finally Nearing Its End (bloomberg.com)
1358.
Oceans warming faster than anticipated, study finds (latimes.com)
1359.
Police told to avoid looking at recent iPhones to avoid lockouts (engadget.com)
1360.
Chances DNA can be used to find your family? Sixty percent and rising (arstechnica.com)
1361.
Reified Generics: The Search for the Cure (gbracha.blogspot.com)
1362.
What is the ‘legitimate interests’ basis? (ico.org.uk)
1363.
Voice control engine that runs fully in the browser using WebAssembly (picovoice.ai)
1364.
Building a live video streaming website – Part 3 – DRM (benwilber.github.io)
1365.
Are dark kitchens the satanic mills of our era? (theguardian.com)
1366.
Löb and möb: strange loops in Haskell (2013) (github.com)
1367.
Improving AI language understanding by combining multiple word representations (code.fb.com)
1368.
Tyndall F-22s, Left Behind Before Michael Hit, Possibly Damaged Beyond Repair (airforcemag.com)
1369.
Windows 10’s latest update is deleting some users’ documents (theverge.com)
1370.
The making of Supreme Commander (eurogamer.net)
1371.
Bullshit asymmetry principle (en.wikipedia.org)
1372.
Future of Statistical Programming (science.smith.edu)
1373.
“Whole Earth” origin (1976) (sb.longnow.org)
1374.
‘Ghost kanji’ lurk in the Japanese lexicon (japantimes.co.jp)
1375.
Injecting .Net Assemblies into Unmanaged Processes (movaxbx.ru)
1376.
Learning Acrobatics by Watching YouTube (bair.berkeley.edu)
1377.
Cern scientist: 'Physics built by men – not by invitation' (bbc.co.uk)
1378.
CSV 1.1 – CSV Evolved (for Humans) (csv11.github.io)
1379.
Musk shakes up SpaceX in race to make satellite launch window: sources (reuters.com)
1380.
Teenager beats Tetris game older than he is to become world champion [video] (bbc.co.uk)