July 2022 Archive
61.
AlphaFold reveals the structure of the protein universe (deepmind.com)
62.
Twenty years of Valgrind (nnethercote.github.io)
63.
Tell HN: We are trying to get tail calls into the WebAssembly standard
64.
Your compliance obligations under the UK’s Online Safety Bill (webdevlaw.uk)
65.
Hertz paid Accenture $32M for a website that never went live (2019) (henricodolfing.com)
66.
Spain will introduce free train travel (bloomberg.com)
67.
Starlink Maritime (starlink.com)
68.
Minecraft content creator Technoblade has died (dotesports.com)
69.
How normal am I? (hownormalami.eu)
70.
Potential fabrication in research threatens the amyloid theory of Alzheimer’s (science.org)
71.
Giving a shit as a service (allenpike.com)
72.
What's the deal with all those weird wrong-number texts? (maxread.substack.com)
73.
DRY is an over-rated programming principle? (gordonc.bearblog.dev)
74.
I analyzed hospital price lists so you didn't have to (dolthub.com)
75.
July 8 99% of the world’s population in sunlight simultaneously? (timeanddate.com)
76.
Carbon Language: An experimental successor to C++ (github.com)
77.
Hexaflexagons [video] (2012) (youtube.com)
78.
Intel Microcode Decryptor (github.com)
79.
TIFU by using Stripe as a payment processor for my small business (old.reddit.com)
80.
The Best iPhone (notes.ghed.in)
81.
Show HN: Porting OpenBSD Pledge() to Linux (justine.lol)
82.
A fake job offer took down Axie Infinity (theblock.co)
83.
Show HN: PocketBase – Open Source realtime backend in one file (github.com)
84.
Google Timer is gone (google.com)
85.
Functional programming jargon in plain English (github.com)
86.
The Uber leak exposes the global war on workers (tribunemag.co.uk)
87.
Lenovo shipping new laptops that only boot Windows by default (mjg59.dreamwidth.org)
88.
SOC2: The screenshots will continue until security improves (fly.io)
89.
Why do so many brands change their logos and look like everyone else? (velvetshark.com)
90.
Kubernetes is a red flag signalling premature optimisation (jeremybrown.tech)