October 2019 Archive
1891.
Engineers without borders, silos, and vendor walls (rachelbythebay.com)
1892.
The Deceptive Simplicity of ‘Peanuts’ (theparisreview.org)
1893.
Scientists pinpoint neural activity's role in human longevity (sciencebeta.com)
1894.
Trees That Survived California Drought May Hold Clue to Climate Resilience (npr.org)
1895.
Pathfinder's priority inversion problem, discovered and fixed on Mars (1998) (users.cs.duke.edu)
1896.
Software Test Desiderata (medium.com)
1897.
Toru Iwatani, 1986 Pac-Man Designer (programmersatwork.wordpress.com)
1898.
Naming and shaming companies who kowtow to Chinese censorship requests (caffeine-overload.github.io)
1899.
StackOverflow's apology on the removal of a moderator(post not votable) (meta.stackexchange.com)
1900.
Google clamps down on free storage (bloomberg.com)
1901.
Jackson Pollock's painting technique (edition.cnn.com)
1902.
The Uncertain Fate of Amsterdam’s Red-Light District (newyorker.com)
1903.
Steve Wozniak: 'I've given up' on Level 5 (europe.autonews.com)
1904.
In U.S., Decline of Christianity Continues at Rapid Pace (pewforum.org)
1905.
Our Positions (aboutamazon.com)
1906.
A Counterintuitive Probability Game (evanward.org)
1907.
Conflicts in the GNU project now affect Guile (lists.gnu.org)
1908.
Moving Beyond Types (2017) (hypothesis.works)
1909.
TikTok famous: How the app is turning teenagers into celebrities (vox.com)
1910.
Six Nines in Pi (en.wikipedia.org)
1911.
A Navigator for America's Deadliest Cold War ICBM (thedrive.com)
1912.
Docker is in trouble (zdnet.com)
1913.
Show HN: A simple scheduler for running jobs on GPUs (github.com)
1914.
Blloc – A Minimalist Smartphone (blloc.com)
1915.
Terra Nullius (en.wikipedia.org)
1916.
Visualizing Airline Flight Characteristics Between SFO and JFK (minimaxir.com)
1917.
Rapatronic Camera (en.wikipedia.org)
1918.
Prewarming PostgreSQL I/O caches (cybertec-postgresql.com)
1919.
Brian May completes stereoscopic 'devil cards' collection (theguardian.com)
1920.
Germany's cyber-security agency recommends Firefox as most secure browser (zdnet.com)