November 2023 Archive
3511.
Show HN: Libcluster Postgres Strategy for Elixir (github.com)
3512.
The quest for modularity (2022) (newcome.wordpress.com)
3513.
Badger Swarm: New Project Helps Privacy Badger Block Ever More Trackers (eff.org)
3514.
Impossible-Sounding Fallout 4 Speedrun Took over 2k Hours (kotaku.com)
3515.
Fifth-Generation Warfare (en.wikipedia.org)
3516.
Better String Handling for the Kernel (lwn.net)
3517.
Self-hosted Deno KV, continuous backups, and replicas (deno.com)
3518.
Tell HN: Simon Hughes Has Died
3519.
The Bruneri-Canella Case (historytoday.com)
3520.
US Congress Report Calls for Privacy Reforms After FBI Surveillance 'Abuses' (wired.com)
3521.
Patient privacy fears as US spy tech firm Palantir wins £330M NHS contract (theguardian.com)
3522.
Someone made an MMORPG hosted via a custom GPT (old.reddit.com)
3523.
3524.
3525.
Is primary OS a dealbreaker for you (when taking a new job)?
3526.
M3 MacBook Pro: Base Model Has Only 8GB RAM (apple.com)
3527.
The big bet on "tiny homes" to fix homelessness (vox.com)
3528.
Tesla Cybertruck Owners Will Face Absurd Resell Penalties (gizmodo.com)
3529.
People who voted for Brexit ‘more likely to be less intelligent’, study claims (independent.co.uk)
3530.
Ask HN: How is this legal that you must use Google Billing for Android apps?
3531.
How five researchers fared after leaving academia (nature.com)
3532.
Why the case for Rust is not particularly compelling (tednesday.wordpress.com)
3533.
Ask HN: Coding on Your Phone?
3534.
Students ate less meat for 3 years after hearing talk on environmental impacts (phys.org)
3535.
Nobody knows what the point of homework is (vox.com)
3536.
Americans are confused, frustrated by new tipping culture, study finds (washingtonpost.com)
3537.
Five women got eye syphilis from the same man–raising questions (arstechnica.com)
3538.
Amazon Is the Hospital Now (clinic.amazon.com)
3539.
OpenAI engineers earning $800k a year turn rare skillset into leverage (bloomberg.com)
3540.
Dispute in the CNCF: Israelis cancel participation in Kubecon (heise.de)