April 2020 Archive
1501.
Why Is the Stock Market Booming? (nytimes.com)
1502.
Viability of Unpopular Programming Languages (2018) (johndcook.com)
1503.
The pope just proposed a universal basic income (americamagazine.org)
1504.
Software Is Polluting the World (kentdebruin.com)
1505.
How to Win a Currency War (lynalden.com)
1506.
Towards Sequoia OpenPGP v1.0 (sequoia-pgp.org)
1507.
Lambda Store: Serverless Redis (medium.com)
1508.
Mental models around Ok-Wrapping (vorner.github.io)
1509.
The Man Who Got No Whammies (2015) (priceonomics.com)
1510.
What Is a Game? (2018) (magic.wizards.com)
1511.
Filecoin's Cryptoeconomic Constructions (filecoin.io)
1512.
Xbox co-creator Rob Wyatt sues Atari for failure to pay for VCS console design (venturebeat.com)
1513.
A Commodore 64 Skin for Windows Terminal (github.com)
1514.
Captain Grace M. Hopper: The Mother of COBOL (1981) (books.google.nl)
1515.
How to build a darkroom for £100 or less (35mmc.com)
1516.
SwimOS: Distributed platform for building stateful, real-time streaming apps (github.com)
1517.
‘Amazing’ Math Bridge Extended Beyond Fermat’s Last Theorem (quantamagazine.org)
1518.
The messy secret reality behind OpenAI (technologyreview.com)
1519.
Why a coronavirus vaccine could take way longer than a year (nationalgeographic.com)
1520.
Nearly a third of blood samples taken in Chelsea show exposure to coronavirus (bostonglobe.com)
1521.
Some landlords say only 25% of retail tenants paid April rent (wsj.com)
1522.
What Are Spomeniks? (spomenikdatabase.org)
1523.
The internet’s fifth man (2013) (economist.com)
1524.
Inglehart–Welzel cultural map of the world (en.wikipedia.org)
1525.
Crystal 0.34 (crystal-lang.org)
1526.
Show HN: KCP: a new low-latency, secure network stack (improbable.io)
1527.
Why is Multi-Cloud a Hard Problem? (planetscale.com)
1528.
Show HN: Glass Dome — an Alfred workflow to fight link rot in markdown notes (github.com)
1529.
Show HN: Live Program Notes for Schubert Sonata in B-Flat (liveprogramnotes.com)
1530.
Taiwan’s government bars its agencies from using Zoom over security concerns (techcrunch.com)