March 2021 Archive
2491.
Some of literature’s most powerful inventions (smithsonianmag.com)
2492.
The Thoughts of a Spiderweb (2017) (quantamagazine.org)
2493.
Address Sanitizer for MSVC Now Generally Available (devblogs.microsoft.com)
2494.
The Python Package Cache (blog.replit.com)
2495.
The Black Death: A New Culprit? (historytoday.com)
2496.
Show HN: Drovio – Remote pair programming tool (drovio.com)
2497.
BMW charges extra for a ‘don’t blind other people’ software update (theverge.com)
2498.
American Chipmakers Had a Toxic Problem. Then They Outsourced It (bloomberg.com)
2499.
Saving Birdland–and Jazz History (newyorker.com)
2500.
The Weight of the Air (technicshistory.com)
2501.
“Should we buy YouTube for $15m?” (twitter.com)
2502.
Data Science for Psychologists (bookdown.org)
2503.
Psychedelic therapy could 'reset' depressed brain (bbc.com)
2504.
The Rise of Strategic Customer Support Teams (allisonpickens.substack.com)
2505.
Kaktovik numerals – A base-20 number system that is visually easy too (en.wikipedia.org)
2506.
The Endlessly Examined Life (2014) (thebaffler.com)
2507.
How to Make a Photo Trap with a Raspberry Pi and a Sony Alpha (petapixel.com)
2508.
German man loses 400k GBP about $500k in Twitter Bitcoin scam (bbc.com)
2509.
‘Lolita’ Escaped Obscenity Laws and Cancel Culture (nytimes.com)
2510.
If Tesla Is the Apple of Electric Vehicles, Volkswagen Bets It Can Be Samsung (bloomberg.com)
2511.
Blood Sisters: Menstrual Cups Help Keep Kenyan Girls in School (spiegel.de)
2512.
Preview: IBM z/OS v2.5 [pdf] (ibm.com)
2513.
Ask HN: How do solo devs get feedback on their code?
2514.
How the United States Lost to Hackers (nytimes.com)
2515.
Show HN: Static Site Authoring via SMS (phasedust.com)
2516.
Object Browser (2010) (wiki.c2.com)
2517.
Show HN: I built a service to share source code without signing up (harigami.net)
2518.
Reducing database queries to a minimum with DataLoaders (sixfold.medium.com)
2519.
Blessed: Curses-like library with high level terminal interface API for Node.js (github.com)
2520.
Amazon Denies Workers Pee in Bottles. Here Are the Pee Bottles (vice.com)