June 2023 Archive
1651.
Get Phones Out of Schools Now (theatlantic.com)
1652.
Miraheze to shut down (meta.miraheze.org)
1653.
The UI of Hacker News Is Perfect
1654.
Dysregulation of hypothalamic gene expression by soybean oil in mice (2020) (universityofcalifornia.edu)
1655.
Defer for Shell (2020) (cedwards.xyz)
1656.
Show HN: Scribbler – Podcast Summaries Using GPT (app.scribbler.so)
1657.
Reddit pays an SF startup millions to analyse all shopping-related Reddit data (old.reddit.com)
1658.
Update 3: Reddit effectively kills off third party apps (old.reddit.com)
1659.
Building a platform that open sources itself (zed.dev)
1660.
Trsvid, a video player for TRS-80 Model 1, 3 and 4 (48k.ca)
1661.
Simple Statistics: Statistical methods in JavaScript for browsers and servers (simple-statistics.github.io)
1662.
Asia Sentinel Blocked in Singapore (asiasentinel.com)
1663.
Chief executives cannot shut up about AI (economist.com)
1664.
Why are blocks on Bluesky public? (atproto.com)
1665.
An America-Less Internet (nthbrock.com)
1666.
Aspect-Oriented Programming (en.wikipedia.org)
1667.
Why Is GPS Free? (old.reddit.com)
1668.
Power outages and sweltering heat in Vietnam, people struggling to cope (vietnam.postsen.com)
1669.
A bejeweled prayer book has been identified as belonging to Thomas Cromwell (news.artnet.com)
1670.
Running Postgres as a Unikernel (nanovms.com)
1671.
Show HN: Kysely, a type-safe SQL query builder for TypeScript (kysely.dev)
1672.
A ‘lost world’ of early microbes thrived one billion years ago (science.anu.edu.au)
1673.
Dynamic bit shuffle using AVX-512 (lemire.me)
1674.
Microsoft’s Azure portal down following new claims of DDoS attacks (bleepingcomputer.com)
1675.
Ancient astronaut theorists faked a Hindu nuclear explosion (2013) (jasoncolavito.com)
1676.
Scientists report world’s first X-ray of a single atom in Nature (ohio.edu)
1677.
Using unmodified third-party Reddit apps with a custom server (gist.github.com)
1678.
Goodbye, San Francisco (yolken.net)
1679.
Why not tell people to “simply” use pyenv, poetry or anaconda (bitecode.dev)
1680.
Millions of usable hard drives are being destroyed (bbc.com)