June 2022 Archive
3841.
Crypto has lost $1.1T in market capitalization in the last 77 days (twitter.com)
3842.
Tauri 1.0: Multi-Platform App Toolkit (tauri.app)
3843.
A Q&A with Airtable’s head of growth engineering (blog.switchboard.cc)
3844.
DigitalOcean Restricts SMTP (digitalocean.com)
3845.
Point in History: Explore historical boundaries around a given location (hanshack.com)
3846.
Show HN: PipeRider, data reliability automated tool (piperider.io)
3847.
Building an Alternative Supply Chain for Shiitake Mushroom Growers (civileats.com)
3848.
Gantry: The tool to iterate on machine learning-powered products (gantry.io)
3849.
How Terraform Works: A Visual Intro [Illustrations] (betterprogramming.pub)
3850.
Brace yourselves: new UK data laws are coming (openrightsgroup.org)
3851.
Watching less TV could lower heart disease risk (oa.mg)
3852.
Deutsche Bank installs app on bankers’ phones to track private messages (ft.com)
3853.
It looks like you’re trying to take over the world (gwern.net)
3854.
Dehumanization Is a Feature of Gig Work, Not a Bug (hbr.org)
3855.
Tech Experts Urge Washington to Resist Crypto Industry's Influence (news.slashdot.org)
3856.
Amazon employees protesting sale of books (twitter.com)
3857.
OpenCost: Open-source cost monitoring for cloud native environments (opencost.io)
3858.
Create Your First Node.js GitHub Action, a How-To Guide (fusebit.io)
3859.
The energy in nuclear waste could power the U.S. for 100 years (cnbc.com)
3860.
DIY 16-bit computer from scratch (hackaday.io)
3861.
Show HN: Magic Functions in Python (davidbieber.com)
3862.
GitHub brings supply chain security features to the Rust community (github.blog)
3863.
EU Lawmakers Uphold Ban on New Combustion Engine Cars by 2035 (bloomberg.com)
3864.
Metro 2033 author put on Russian 'wanted' list for condemning Ukraine Invasion (pcgamer.com)
3865.
Rethinking the Free Tier for Maps (protomaps.com)
3866.
Meteoroid hits main mirror on James Webb Space Telescope (theregister.com)
3867.
Magnetizing laser-driven inertial fusion implosions (phys.org)
3868.
"Hertzbleed": New vuln in Intel and AMD CPUs lets hackers steal encryption keys (arstechnica.com)
3869.
Nothing Phone (twitter.com)
3870.
The Psycho-Geography of the Cretto Di Burri (2021) (archdaily.com)