July 2022 Archive
2041.
World’s fairs acted as showcases for American cocktail ingenuity (punchdrink.com)
2042.
Building explainability into the components of machine-learning models (news.mit.edu)
2043.
Germany's Energy Catastrophe (quillette.com)
2044.
Ask HN: Why do companies not list your weaknesses in rejection emails?
2045.
In esports media, layoff season is in full swing (digiday.com)
2046.
Wayland Core Protocol Is Tailored Only for Gnome and That’s Not a Good Thing (news.itsfoss.com)
2047.
Clinically clean lenses are destroying what makes cameras special (thephoblographer.com)
2048.
Ask HN: Why are the FAANG tech support forums often useless?
2049.
Zettelkasten 101 Series: What Is a Fleeting Note? (writing.bobdoto.computer)
2050.
Fresnel Integral (en.wikipedia.org)
2051.
The Norwegian library with unreadable books (bbc.com)
2052.
When animation is an accessibility problem (theverge.com)
2053.
Git with Multiple Email Addresses (paedubucher.ch)
2054.
What is NGG and shader culling on AMD RDNA GPUs? (timur.hu)
2055.
Ladybird: A truly new Web Browser comes to Linux (lunduke.substack.com)
2056.
Plagiarism and data falsification found in work from prominent cancer lab (nature.com)
2057.
For 12 Hours, Was Part of Apple’s Network Hijacked by Russia’s Rostelecom? (manrs.org)
2058.
Transformer Models: An Introduction and Catalog (amatriain.net)
2059.
The State of Fortran Generics (everythingfunctional.wordpress.com)
2060.
Crash – A real-time creative coding environment for robot arms (hackaday.io)
2061.
Slower Memory Zeroing Through Parallelism (randomascii.wordpress.com)
2062.
SF’s Black Market Thrives Off Retail Theft (sfstandard.com)
2063.
U.S. successfully flight-tests Raytheon hypersonic weapon (reuters.com)
2064.
Choosing PHP in 2022 and beyond (longhornphp.com)
2065.
Freezing Requirements with Pip-Tools (til.simonwillison.net)
2066.
The stock market is a machine for creating cults (interconnected.org)
2067.
Crypto-assets and decentralized finance through a financial stability lens (federalreserve.gov)
2068.
The first ever Red Extreme heat warning issued in UK (metoffice.gov.uk)
2069.
OrBit: New Undetected Linux Threat Uses Unique Hijack of Execution Flow (intezer.com)
2070.
We crunched the fees of Stripe's 21 products (getlago.com)