December 2021 Archive
1801.
Music now in the public domain from first January, 2022 (routenote.com)
1802.
Ask HN: What’s the most outrageous belief you’re confident is true?
1803.
Type-Safe Printf for C (github.com)
1804.
Ask HN: Favorite Nonfiction Books of 2021?
1805.
Please rename aux.py (github.com)
1806.
What I told the students of Princeton (abigailshrier.substack.com)
1807.
The governor of Missouri still doesn’t know how websites work (theverge.com)
1808.
Mathematician Hurls Structure and Disorder into Century-Old Problem (quantamagazine.org)
1809.
Loop Fission (richardstartin.github.io)
1810.
Examples of the Log4jAttackSurface exploited in the wild (github.com)
1811.
Why the demographic transition is speeding up (economist.com)
1812.
Which programming language or compiler is faster (programming-language-benchmarks.vercel.app)
1813.
San Francisco mayor pledges more police, safety measures (apnews.com)
1814.
Stop Facebook (howtostopfacebook.org)
1815.
An extinct millipede the length of a car once roamed northern England (npr.org)
1816.
Jumping the Air Gap: 15 Years of Nation-State Effort [pdf] (welivesecurity.com)
1817.
An Excel TikToker manifested her way to making six figures a day (theverge.com)
1818.
What Makes sRGB a Special Color Space? (photosauce.net)
1819.
Charles Babbage – Passages from the Life of a Philosopher (standardebooks.org)
1820.
The potential of transformers in reinforcement learning (lorenzopieri.com)
1821.
Ask HN: Good programming streamers / content creators?
1822.
Collection of Unix ASCII Games (ligurio.github.io)
1823.
Learn Django Web Framework (developer.mozilla.org)
1824.
Bitcoin’s ‘One Percent’ Controls Lion’s Share of the Cryptocurrency’s Wealth (wsj.com)
1825.
Mastering Bash and Terminal (2017) (blockloop.io)
1826.
A system in which soft robots “evolve” to walk or climb (wired.com)
1827.
Paper Airplane Designs (foldnfly.com)
1828.
The Omicron Question (unchartedterritories.tomaspueyo.com)
1829.
Digital Painting with Real Brushes: Light Strokes for iPad (instructables.com)
1830.
Crypto lobbying is going ballistic (economist.com)