September 2020 Archive
13981.
GitHub: Ensure the Future of Your Work (twitter.com)
13982.
Insect wings tear apart bacteria, may hold key to fighting superbugs (studyfinds.org)
13983.
I trained a model. What is next? (ternaus.blog)
13984.
China bars media coverage of Disney's 'Mulan' after Xinjiang backlash (reuters.com)
13985.
Citrus in the Snow: Geothermal Greenhouses Grow Local Produce in Winter (npr.org)
13986.
Futureme.org Public Letter Archive (futureme.org)
13987.
2020 Social Progress Index (socialprogress.org)
13988.
Peter Rawlinson, CEO and CTO of Lucid, and His Dream for the EV Brand (motortrend.com)
13989.
Guiding ultrasound image capture with artificial intelligence (thelancet.com)
13990.
Study Reveals Lactose Tolerance Happened Quickly in Europe – – SBU News (news.stonybrook.edu)
13991.
Cost of Renting a UHaul from SF to SLC Is 3x the Reverse (twitter.com)
13992.
The Sturgis Biker Rally Did Not Cause 266,796 Cases of Covid-19 (slate.com)
13993.
Snappa moving 40% of its assets to Bitcoin (chrisgimmer.com)
13994.
Zergotech Freedom ergonomic keyboard wins Gold accolade (zergotech.com)
13995.
Our phones can’t even believe how orange the sky is this morning (twitter.com)
13996.
Publishers Are Taking the Internet to Court (thenation.com)
13997.
Enabling reproducible ML and Systems research: the good, the bad, and the ugly (zenodo.org)
13998.
Sensors of world’s largest digital camera snap first 3,200-megapixel images (www6.slac.stanford.edu)
13999.
Boom Enters Supersonic Air Force One Race (avweb.com)
14000.
Seikilos Epitaph (en.wikipedia.org)
14001.
Product Review: September Accessories (zuo.page)
14002.
DeepSpeed: Extreme-scale model training for everyone (microsoft.com)
14003.
Obituary: Dame Diana Rigg (bbc.com)
14004.
Forrest Fenn Has Died (theguardian.com)
14005.
Open Source turn-based strategy game inspired by civilization (github.com)
14006.
Freeciv open source turm-based strategy game inspired by Sid's Civilization (freeciv.org)
14007.
Lost languages discovered in the oldest continuously run libraries (2017) (smithsonianmag.com)
14008.
Amazon Says It Was Not Price Gouging When It Sold Toilet Paper for $36 (vice.com)
14009.
Exploring Alternative Rule Sets in Chess with AlphaZero (arxiv.org)
14010.
UK mathematician Martin Hairer wins richest prize in academia (theguardian.com)