May 2022 Archive
7141.
Crypto markets may pose risks to wider financial stability, ECB warns (financialpost.com)
7142.
Touch Screens in Cars Solve a Problem We Didn’t Have (nytimes.com)
7143.
Samsung allegedly assembling a “dream team” to take down Apple's M1 in 2025 (neowin.net)
7144.
Elon Musk Drops Out of $200B Club Again as Tesla Tumbles (bloomberg.com)
7145.
We have bigger targets than beating Oracle, say open source DB pioneers (theregister.com)
7146.
Covid-19 Rebound After Paxlovid Treatment (emergency.cdc.gov)
7147.
PEP-690: Lazy Imports (peps.python.org)
7148.
Time for Some Mobile CSS?
7149.
Red Hat OpenShift Local (Formerly Red Hat CodeReady Containers) (developers.redhat.com)
7150.
Ask HN: What's your favorite technical blog post of all time?
7151.
Ask HN: How do you organize your HN upvotes?
7152.
For each loops with LATERAL Joins (sqlfordevs.io)
7153.
Show HN: Write synthesizable Verilog in C++ with Metron (github.com)
7154.
Music copyright has gone too far (2021) (theverge.com)
7155.
Database of more than 17K vulnerabilities
7156.
Facebook Tools Are Used to Screen Out Older Job Seekers, Lawsuit Claims (2018) (bloomberg.com)
7157.
First increase in births reported in 7 years, CDC finds (abcnews.go.com)
7158.
Hacking DVD for Sensing 0.000000001 to 1.1 Newton (hackaday.io)
7159.
NFTs on Instagram (about.fb.com)
7160.
Microsoft Entra (microsoft.com)
7161.
“Stop Spreading Fake News: The Ghost of Kyiv Is a Legend” (theaviationist.com)
7162.
Ask HN: Today is Route66 Day, any way to disable nonsense holidays on Google?
7163.
Unicode Blocking All New Flag Emojis (moreprideemojis.com)
7164.
A Woman's Guide to the Most Toxic Trolls on the Internet (wired.com)
7165.
RP2040 Doom: 3 Player Deathmatch (video) (youtube.com)
7166.
Physicists make superconductor discovery that could make computers x100 faster (independent.co.uk)
7167.
Past ‘Soldier of Fortune’ developer reveals some inner workings of the old game (old.reddit.com)
7168.
Hiring engineering talent is hard (twitter.com)
7169.
Russian troops plunder $5M farm vehicles to find they've been remotely disabled (cnn.com)
7170.
Honeybees, humans only animals that know difference between odd and even numbers (phys.org)