September 2020 Archive
13021.
Irony Punctuation (en.wikipedia.org)
13022.
Multiple Thread Pools in Rust (pkolaczk.github.io)
13023.
Technology and Strategic Surprise: Adapting to an Era of Open Innovation (press.armywarcollege.edu)
13024.
The Party’s over for Money-Losing Fintechs as Funding Tap Shuts (bloomberg.com)
13025.
Noticing the Taste of Lotus (2018) (lesswrong.com)
13026.
When did television shows first go HD and which were the early adopters? (avsforum.com)
13027.
Rack Mini Profiler Snapshots (github.com)
13028.
A Look at the Crypto Lending Market (medium.com)
13029.
Boss Wants to Meet with You? Here’s What You Do (medium.com)
13030.
Best Buy Labor Day sales in 2020 (tomsguide.com)
13031.
No, the Nvidia RTX 3080 didn’t just kill the PS5 and Xbox Series X (tomsguide.com)
13032.
Get the Mean of an Array in Java (ao.gl)
13033.
Why Some People Get Burned Out and Others Don’t (2016) (hbr.org)
13034.
Amazon bans foreign sales of seeds in the US to stop "brushing" scams (bbc.co.uk)
13035.
Show HN: MoneyWorks passive Gen Z investing platform (moneyworks.tech)
13036.
What is the Semantic Apocalypse? (2011) (rsbakker.wordpress.com)
13037.
LibreOffice 6.4: Release Notes (wiki.documentfoundation.org)
13038.
Hello WordPress, My Old Friend (chriswiegman.com)
13039.
Complex Adaptive Systems (ii): thinking about emergence and ITSM (medium.com)
13040.
The Headquarters of Neo-Marxism (nybooks.com)
13041.
Effectively final vs. final – Different behavior (stackoverflow.com)
13042.
Consuming Upstream Content in Your Software or Service (stevelasker.blog)
13043.
The most efficient way to solve problems: not having them (lucasfcosta.com)
13044.
Roads Not Taken (twitter.com)
13045.
Upgrading to a Threadripper for Rust Development (bobweb.co)
13046.
Browsh is a fully-modern text-based browser (brow.sh)
13047.
Monstration (en.wikipedia.org)
13048.
.mod Sample Master (modsamplemaster.thegang.nu)
13049.
Malware Committing Click Ad Fraud on Low-End Devices in Emerging Markets (upstreamsystems.com)
13050.
Ten ways to reduce cloud spend in AWS (dollartrak.com)