July 2024 Archive
4891.
Cuba's internet restrictions create challenges for creators (restofworld.org)
4892.
Ukraine Fields FPV Interceptor Drones at Speed (forbes.com)
4893.
They always got away with it': new book reveals Kennedys' treatment of women (theguardian.com)
4894.
Compile Go directly to WebAssembly components (wasmcloud.com)
4895.
4896.
Fibreglass from boats found in marine food chain for first time (news.sky.com)
4897.
Vlogger crosses the Darién Gap, the world’s deadliest migrant route (bigthink.com)
4898.
The Philosophy of Liberty – On Liberalism (acoup.blog)
4899.
AI industry needs to earn $600B per year to pay for hardware spend (tomshardware.com)
4900.
Increase (Given Name) (en.wikipedia.org)
4901.
Why Apple didn't use X for the window system (2003) (developers.slashdot.org)
4902.
Unraveling the Enigma of Nintendo's Virtual Boy, 20 Years Later (fastcompany.com)
4903.
How rules made in Europe put Ethiopian farmers at risk (theguardian.com)
4904.
Transmit LoRa Frames Without a Radio Using Only GPIO Pins (github.com)
4905.
The NixOS Conflict in Under 5 Minutes (chrismcdonough.substack.com)
4906.
The New York Times Is Suing OpenAI – and Experimenting with It for Writing (theintercept.com)
4907.
4908.
Not Everyone Has an Inner Voice Streaming Through Their Head (scientificamerican.com)
4909.
4910.
AIMO (AI Math Olympiad) progress prize winning solution (huggingface.co)
4911.
We Built Search over All of Wikipedia in 30 Minutes with 34% Better Relevance (objective.inc)
4912.
Elon Musk beats $500M severance suit over mass Twitter layoffs (theguardian.com)
4913.
4914.
Ask HN: What cool thing have you built using Claude Artifacts
4915.
SpiceNice – An Open Database of Culinary Spices (spicenice.pages.dev)
4916.
Microsoft is retiring Office 365 Connectors (e.g. Webhooks with Teams are dead) (devblogs.microsoft.com)
4917.
We Know What Turned on the Lights at the Dawn of Time (sciencealert.com)
4918.
A Joyful Tale of Golang Memory Profiling at CloudQuery (cloudquery.io)
4919.
Elon Musk's X deceives users and breaches online content rules, EU says (cnbc.com)
4920.
Wretch: A tiny wrapper built around fetch with an intuitive syntax (github.com)