February 2020 Archive
31.
Reasons not to become famous (tim.blog)
32.
“We already store data. In a database. It works well” (twitter.com)
33.
A two-person startup already uses twenty-eight other tools (acrossapp.com)
34.
Pay up or we’ll make Google ban your ads (krebsonsecurity.com)
35.
Programmers generate every possible melody in MIDI to prevent lawsuits (musictech.net)
36.
How to Write Usefully (paulgraham.com)
37.
Shit – An implementation of Git using POSIX shell (git.sr.ht)
38.
Ask HN: Advice for a new and inexperienced tech lead?
39.
Real-time, in-camera background compositing in The Mandalorian (ascmag.com)
40.
Radical hydrogen-boron reactor leapfrogs current nuclear fusion tech? (newatlas.com)
41.
I Learned French in 12 Months (runwes.com)
42.
Python dicts are now ordered (softwaremaniacs.org)
43.
Amazon let a fraudster keep my Sony A74 IV and refunded him (petapixel.com)
44.
Hard Startups (blog.samaltman.com)
45.
Open-plan offices decrease face-to-face collaboration: study (inc.com)
46.
To get good, go after the metagame (commoncog.com)
47.
Palindrome Day 20200202 (blog.sumymus.de)
48.
Don't touch my clipboard (alexanderell.is)
49.
I Want Off Mr. Golang's Wild Ride (fasterthanli.me)
50.
Reverse engineering my router's firmware with binwalk (embeddedbits.org)
51.
Linux 5.6 is the most exciting kernel in years (phoronix.com)
52.
An Intuitive Guide to Linear Algebra (2012) (betterexplained.com)
53.
Cloudflare silently deleted my DNS records (txti.es)
54.
Andreessen-Horowitz craps on “AI” startups from a great height (scottlocklin.wordpress.com)
55.
Firefox Preview adds support for recommended extensions, including uBlock Origin (twitter.com)
56.
Time.gov was upgraded today (time.gov)
57.
FLIF – Free Lossless Image Format (flif.info)
58.
How These Things Work – A book about CS from first principles (2016) (reasonablypolymorphic.com)
59.
No person who was born blind has ever been diagnosed with schizophrenia (vice.com)
60.
Computer vision basics in Excel, using just formulas (github.com)