November 2023 Archive
1681.
11% of the world’s billionaires have held or sought political office (news.northwestern.edu)
1682.
WordPress plugins are a little sad? (chriscoyier.net)
1683.
Disks lie. And the controllers that run them are partners in crime (2012) (dl.acm.org)
1684.
Economic Effects of State Bans on Direct Manufacturer Sales to Car Buyers [pdf] (justice.gov)
1685.
Beam Me Out of This Death Trap, Scotty (1980) (iasa-intl.com)
1686.
Bad Rails conventions got me a weekend stay with the CEO of Airbnb (blog.josephofiowa.com)
1687.
Charm has raised $6M in funding (charm.sh)
1688.
Translations of Russ Cox's Thompson NFA C Program to Rust (github.com)
1689.
Lemmings (leemeichin.com)
1690.
Enterprise-Fu (mike.daless.io)
1691.
UK plans to redefine extremism to include undermining the country (theguardian.com)
1692.
Show HN: A game to memorize scale degrees on the guitar fretboard (fretboardfly.com)
1693.
OCapN, Interoperable Capabilities over the Network (spritely.institute)
1694.
Propaganda or Science: Open-Source AI and Bioterrorism Risk (1a3orn.com)
1695.
Old engineering simulation games, now open source [pdf] (github.com)
1696.
Paul Auster on cancer, connection and the fallacy of closure (theguardian.com)
1697.
What are Transformer Models and how do they work? [video] (youtube.com)
1698.
AI Art Generators Can Be Fooled into Making NSFW Images (spectrum.ieee.org)
1699.
Signal Public Username Testing (Staging Environment) (community.signalusers.org)
1700.
SoftBank paid $1.5B to WeWork lenders days before bankruptcy (ft.com)
1701.
OpenAI Shoves a Data Journalist and Violates Federal Law (aarongreenspan.substack.com)
1702.
Show HN: Roboco-op, a computational blackboard for efficient human/AI collab (observablehq.com)
1703.
My keyboard wasn't mechanical enough, so I upgraded to a rotary phone (twitter.com)
1704.
PCIe vs. CXL for Memory and Storage (synopsys.com)
1705.
GPT-4 powers Copilot Chat (github.blog)
1706.
What do Apple, Meta, TikTok have in common? Fighting Europe's antitrust rules (theregister.com)
1707.
OpenZFS Lands Raidz Expansion Feature (phoronix.com)
1708.
Wisconsin couple has old phones and nobody to buy them (madison.com)
1709.
Linux being secure is a common misconception (madaidans-insecurities.github.io)
1710.
America Is Getting Lonelier and More Indoorsy. That's Not a Coincidence (theatlantic.com)