June 2019 Archive
811.
Books to Understand Economics (filmlifestyle.com)
812.
This Page Is Anonymous (2013) (voidnull.sdf.org)
813.
The Perpetual Diamond: Contrast Reversal Along Edges Create Appearance of Motion (journals.sagepub.com)
814.
Global recession fears grow as factory activity shrinks (reuters.com)
815.
OpenMandriva, the first Clang-built Linux distribution (openmandriva.org)
816.
Pylon – Declarative layout primitives for CSS and HTML (almonk.github.io)
817.
YouTube should give users a way of knowing if a video has been altered (spencerdailey.com)
818.
Common Lisp: Numbers (lispcookbook.github.io)
819.
YouTube under federal investigation over allegations it violates kids' privacy (washingtonpost.com)
820.
An Infinitely Large Napkin (web.evanchen.cc)
821.
Writing Hello World in Web Assembly (2017) (wa9ace.net)
822.
A Tiling Desktop Environment (bitcannon.net)
823.
Learning to Love the AI Bubble (sloanreview.mit.edu)
824.
What Makes a Graphics Systems Paper Beautiful (graphics.stanford.edu)
825.
Why can't computers boot instantly? (2013) (superuser.com)
826.
Earbuds are bad for your hearing (onezero.medium.com)
827.
Bird Acquires Scoot (techcrunch.com)
828.
V Programming Language released (vlang.io)
829.
AI Models Predict Breast Cancer with Radiologist-Level Accuracy (ibm.com)
830.
Ramroot – Run Arch Linux Entirely from RAM (2017) (ostechnix.com)
831.
People care more about privacy than they think (nytimes.com)
832.
Epistemic Learned Helplessness (2013) (slatestarcodex.com)
833.
Generate new repositories with repository templates (github.blog)
834.
Apple Pro Display XDR (techcrunch.com)
835.
Navy Got 'UFO' Patent Granted by Warning of Similar Chinese Tech Advances (thedrive.com)
836.
Uber/Lyft drivers say they were misled into petitioning against workers rights (vox.com)
837.
Millennials ‘Make Farming Sexy’ in Africa, Where Tilling Soil Once Meant Shame (nytimes.com)
838.
How to Understand the Universe When You’re Stuck Inside of It (quantamagazine.org)
839.
AWS Control Tower (aws.amazon.com)
840.
Show HN: Nullboard – Simple, light, locally-stored to-do lists (nullboard.io)