April 2023 Archive
271.
Long before trees overtook the land, Earth was covered by prototaxites (2013) (smithsonianmag.com)
272.
Housing should be affordable except for when I sell my house for $1M (mcsweeneys.net)
273.
Emerging Rust GUI libraries in a WASM world (monadical.com)
274.
How to spend money on your friends without it looking like bribery (billmei.net)
275.
Amazon CodeWhisperer, Free for Individual Use, Is Now Generally Available (aws.amazon.com)
276.
Satellite takes image of another satellite (twitter.com)
277.
No Source Code == No Patent (albertcory50.substack.com)
278.
Show HN: ADHD-friendly Pomodoro web app (brainpls.work)
279.
Monster Energy Goes After Indie Dev for Using the Word 'Monster' (thegamer.com)
280.
Perspective: Open Source WebAssembly-Powered BI (perspective.finos.org)
281.
SpaceX alums are branching out and shaping the startup economy (interactive.satellitetoday.com)
282.
The end of a myth: Distributed transactions can scale (muratbuffalo.blogspot.com)
283.
UK Threatens End-to-End Encryption (schneier.com)
284.
EVE Online player uses obscure rule to pull off biggest heist in game history (pcgamer.com)
285.
‘America does so much more to subsidise affluence than alleviate poverty’ (ft.com)
286.
Temporal quality degradation in AI models (nannyml.com)
287.
Changes to Tailscale Pricing and Plans (tailscale.com)
288.
Pandas 2.0 (github.com)
289.
Hubble sees possible runaway black hole creating a trail of stars (hubblesite.org)
290.
The Red Hat model only worked for Red Hat (opencoreventures.com)
291.
Google reverses 5M file limit in Google Drive (twitter.com)
292.
Circuit.js – Electronic circuit simulator on the web (lushprojects.com)
293.
Bell Labs gave up its roof to patch the Statue of Liberty (nickvsnetworking.com)
294.
Safari releases are development hell (construct.net)
295.
French publisher arrested in London for refusal to tell police his passcodes (theguardian.com)
296.
An open source AI tool to animate children's drawings (github.com)
297.
For the first time, renewable energy generation beat out coal in the US (popsci.com)
298.
Seagate hit with $300M penalty for selling sanctioned storage to Huawei (theregister.com)
299.
End-of-Life Dreams (commonwealmagazine.org)
300.
Study: ChatGPT outperforms physicians in quality, empathetic answers to patients (today.ucsd.edu)