June 2023 Archive
1141.
The Making of the First Ever Fully Painted Feature Film “Loving Vincent” (artpublikamag.com)
1142.
How to make your own Selectric Typeballs (github.com)
1143.
LLM.int8(): 8-Bit Matrix Multiplication for Transformers at Scale (2022) (arxiv.org)
1144.
How Canva saves Amazon S3 costs (canva.dev)
1145.
It's companies' fault we don't want to return to the office (innovationnation.blog)
1146.
France legalizes remote camera and microphone activation in smartphones (francetvinfo.fr)
1147.
Code the shortest path first (evanlh.com)
1148.
New exoplanet found orbiting twin suns (space.com)
1149.
Miles Davis: A candid conversation (1962) (erenkrantz.com)
1150.
Django Views – The Right Way (spookylukey.github.io)
1151.
Any Deep ReLU Network Is Shallow (arxiv.org)
1152.
Millions of GitHub repos likely vulnerable to RepoJacking, researchers say (bleepingcomputer.com)
1153.
PayPal “Buy Now” buttons have been broken for a week
1154.
This is valid Python syntax (bitecode.dev)
1155.
iOS Reddit App Apollo's Developer Surprised by WWDC Callout (old.reddit.com)
1156.
Lisp Game Jam – “Wireworld” in WebAssembly Using Spritely's Hoot Project (spritely.institute)
1157.
Apple’s Vision Pro AR headset is finally here (techcrunch.com)
1158.
SVB customers who lost their deposits remain on the hook for loans (wsj.com)
1159.
Iceland: The emerging tech-ecosystem of the Nordics (erikdestefanis.substack.com)
1160.
Publishing free software video games (writefreesoftware.org)
1161.
I'm Not Invidious (blog.thefrenchghosty.me)
1162.
Miniature Macintosh with Raspberry Pi (hackster.io)
1163.
Rash – The Reckless Racket Shell (rash-lang.org)
1164.
We Didn't Sell GitHub to Google (twitter.com)
1165.
Stable Diffusion renders pretty images which are QR Readable (old.reddit.com)
1166.
Finland's plan to bury spent nuclear fuel for 100k years (bbc.com)
1167.
I won't pay on your website (github.com)
1168.
AI is going to eat itself: Experiment shows people training bots are using bots (theregister.com)
1169.
I don't trust Signal (blog.dijit.sh)
1170.
Reddit plans to ask users to vote out protesting mods (techradar.com)