August 2020 Archive
541.
Why Software Should Be Free (2002) (gnu.org)
542.
NeRF in the Wild: reconstructing 3D scenes from internet photography (nerf-w.github.io)
543.
C.I.A. Lacing (2014) (fieggen.com)
544.
Ultralight lithium-sulfur batteries for electric airplanes (spectrum.ieee.org)
545.
Silicon Valley’s Vast Data Collection Should Worry You More Than TikTok (jacobinmag.com)
546.
How to speed up the Rust compiler some more in 2020 (blog.mozilla.org)
547.
Olric: Distributed in-memory data structures in Go (github.com)
548.
Using Microsoft Word with Git (blog.martinfenner.org)
549.
Entropy explained, with sheep (2016) (aatishb.com)
550.
Build Your Own FPGA (2012) (blog.notdot.net)
551.
Show HN: Unscreen – Automatically remove video backgrounds with ML (unscreen.com)
552.
A new design ship in the Philippines is partly powered by wave energy (bbc.com)
553.
More than 1/3 of all access to Google is now over IPv6 (google.com)
554.
Building a Home Lab Beginners Guide (haydenjames.io)
555.
What's new in PHP 8? (stitcher.io)
556.
Pkg.go.dev is more concerned with Google's interests than good engineering (drewdevault.com)
557.
RSSHub: Everything Is RSSible (github.com)
558.
GITenberg is an open source community for publishing ebooks in the public domain (gitenberg.org)
559.
Busted retailers use bankruptcy to break leases by the thousands (bnnbloomberg.ca)
560.
Kali Linux 2020.3 (kali.org)
561.
Sending SPF and DMARC passing mail as any Gmail or G Suite customer (ezh.es)
562.
One Year of Nushell (nushell.sh)
563.
Ask HN: Self-taught webdev with lots of free time. What should I learn?
564.
Ask HN: What are the least competitive consumer and enterprise markets?
565.
Top colleges should select randomly from a pool of ‘good enough’ (2005) (chronicle.com)
566.
Declining eyesight improved by looking at deep red light (eurekalert.org)
567.
Metcalf Sniper Attack (en.wikipedia.org)
568.
Let's Build a 28-Core Raspberry Pi Cluster (ikarus.sg)
569.
The Legend of GayBlade (blog.archive.org)
570.
Classic books for tech leads or those aspiring to be (sourcelevel.io)