July 2021 Archive
2701.
Big Tech trying to disarm the FTC by going after its biggest weapon: Lina Khan (cnbc.com)
2702.
Sun Glint, Bane of Scientists, Has a Silver Lining (atlasobscura.com)
2703.
Vectorization Virtual Workshop (cvw.cac.cornell.edu)
2704.
Illegal Crypto Farm Was Also Mining FIFA 21 Characters (tomshardware.com)
2705.
First complementary vertical organic transistors reach GHz speeds (eenewseurope.com)
2706.
NixOS on the Framework (grahamc.com)
2707.
Machado de Assis’s Afterlives (yalereview.org)
2708.
Proust’s Madeleine Was Originally a Slice of Toast (tabletmag.com)
2709.
‘So They Know We Existed’: Palestinians Film War in Gaza (nytimes.com)
2710.
The links between hibernation, poly-unsaturated fats, and obesity (fireinabottle.net)
2711.
TRIZ (en.wikipedia.org)
2712.
Tesla Says Autopilot Makes Its Cars Safer. Crash Victims Say It Kills (nytimes.com)
2713.
JPG vs. RAW: Get it right the first time (2009) (kenrockwell.com)
2714.
Former Trump aide Jason Miller to launch new social app “Gettr” (axios.com)
2715.
We don't really need to take 10k steps a day for health (nytimes.com)
2716.
Democrat Groups Plan to “Fact Check” Private Text Messages (zerohedge.com)
2717.
Ask HN: Why is the byte order little-endian, but the bit order is big-endian?
2718.
TikTok algo forbids phrase “black people” but not “white people” among others (twitter.com)
2719.
How vlogging is empowering a new generation of stutterers (catapult.co)
2720.
Euthanasia Coaster (en.wikipedia.org)
2721.
Nice Problems to Have (2020) (notebook.drmaciver.com)
2722.
Troll jailed for 5 years after swatting of Twitter handle owner ends in death (theregister.com)
2723.
Typelevel Scala and the future of the Scala ecosystem (2014) (typelevel.org)
2724.
Facebook execs not happy own data showed it perpetuates right-wing echo chamber (businessinsider.com)
2725.
A review and how-to guide for Microsoft Form Recognizer (crosstab.io)
2726.
Show HN: Dear Intern (dearintern.net)
2727.
Tropical Rainforest Index (udel.edu)
2728.
Hackers Scrape 90k Gettr User Emails, Surprising No One (vice.com)
2729.
China's gene giant harvests data from millions of women (reuters.com)
2730.
Show HN: Finding DORA with Sleuth – the most accurate Accelerate metrics tracker (sleuth.io)