April 2020 Archive
151.
What's a virus, anyway? The bare-bones basics (scopeblog.stanford.edu)
152.
U.S. Economy Shrinks at 4.8% Pace, Signaling Start of Recession (bloomberg.com)
153.
Airbreak.dev: Jailbreak your CPAP machine to turn them into ventilators (airbreak.dev)
154.
An alternative to using Google Analytics on your website (plausible.io)
155.
With questionable copyright claim, Jay-Z orders deepfake parodies off YouTube (waxy.org)
156.
Data Science: Reality Doesn't Meet Expectations (dfrieds.com)
157.
SoftBank expects $24B in losses from Vision Fund, WeWork and OneWeb (techcrunch.com)
158.
KolibriOS – operating system written entirely in assembly language (kolibrios.org)
159.
Uber discusses plan to lay off about 20% of employees (theinformation.com)
160.
Keycloak: Open-source identity and access management (keycloak.org)
161.
Good writing is a business advantage (adaged.blogspot.com)
162.
Kick the Shit Out of Procrastination (davidthorpe.dev)
163.
Rclone – Sync files and directories to many cloud storage providers (github.com)
164.
New Jersey needs COBOL programmers for their unemployment claims system (twitter.com)
165.
Study: No evidence of efficacy of hydroxychloroquine in hospitalized patients (medrxiv.org)
166.
Coming soon: Fedora on Lenovo laptops (fedoramagazine.org)
167.
Your statement is correct but misses the point (nibblestew.blogspot.com)
168.
Lamest Edit Wars (en.wikipedia.org)
169.
Windows Subsystem for Linux 2 Moving into General Availability (infoq.com)
170.
Moving from reCAPTCHA to hCaptcha (blog.cloudflare.com)
171.
A new form of brain stimulation relieved severe depression in a small study (med.stanford.edu)
172.
How We reduced our Google Maps API cost (blog.cityflo.com)
173.
Writing a SQL database from scratch in Go (notes.eatonphil.com)
174.
Leaked Amazon memo details plan to smear fired warehouse organizer (vice.com)
175.
Show HN: Editly – Declarative command-line video editing (github.com)
176.
Enemy AI: chasing a player without Navigation2D or A* pathfinding (abitawake.com)
177.
First trans-Atlantic contact made on 432 MHz (ei7gl.blogspot.com)
178.
Unauthorized access to cameras in Safari on macOS and iOS (ryanpickren.com)
179.
Writing a Book with Pandoc, Make, and Vim (keleshev.com)
180.
Physics Travel Guide – Physics concepts explained in three levels of difficulty (physicstravelguide.com)