April 2020 Archive
1921.
'Horrible hybrids': the plastic products that give recyclers nightmares (theguardian.com)
1922.
Launch HN: Edlyft (YC W20) – Paid Support Program for CS College Students
1923.
Coronavirus relapse cases continue to rise in S. Korea (en.yna.co.kr)
1924.
Boost VC closes $40M fund as revamped ‘sci-fi’ accelerator (techcrunch.com)
1925.
The Delight of Development (markan.me)
1926.
Show HN: NLP-based tool for technology research (researchly.app)
1927.
Show HN: Public APIs Collection (public-apis.io)
1928.
Full Third-Party Cookie Blocking (webkit.org)
1929.
Lip Reading – Cross Audio-Visual Recognition Using Neural Networks (github.com)
1930.
Facebook AI, AWS partner to release new PyTorch libraries (ai.facebook.com)
1931.
Hubble finds best evidence for elusive mid-sized black hole (phys.org)
1932.
The Results of the 1.1.1.1 Public DNS Resolver Privacy Examination (blog.cloudflare.com)
1933.
Vanmoof S3 E-bike Review (theverge.com)
1934.
The Many New Indicators of an Epic Job Collapse (bloomberg.com)
1935.
Evidence That Parasite Prevalence Predicts Authoritarianism (2013) (ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
1936.
‘Content network effect’ makes TikTok tough to copy (techcrunch.com)
1937.
Granfalloon technique (en.wikipedia.org)
1938.
My unorthodox, branchless Git workflow (drewdevault.com)
1939.
Nushell – A New Type of Shell (nushell.sh)
1940.
Zoom freezes feature development to fix security and privacy issues (techcrunch.com)
1941.
“It'll all be over by Christmas” (No it won't) (antipope.org)
1942.
Capitalists or Cronyists? (profgalloway.com)
1943.
The Pandemic Isn’t a Black Swan but a Portent of a More Fragile Global System (newyorker.com)
1944.
French brotherhood burying the dead since 1188 (theguardian.com)
1945.
Build “magic,” gravity-defying structures–with Legos, kite string, and physics (wired.com)
1946.
Experiment finds that gravity still works down to 50 micrometers (arstechnica.com)
1947.
Securing WebViews with Chrome custom tabs (blog.plaid.com)
1948.
How Bochs Works Under the Hood (2012) [pdf] (bochs.sourceforge.net)
1949.
Odin: Co-Packaging Next-Gen DC Switches and Accelerators with Silicon Photonics (fuse.wikichip.org)
1950.
The Magical Number Seven, Plus or Minus Two (1955) (psychclassics.yorku.ca)