March 2022 Archive
18091.
Why placebo pills work even when you know they’re a placebo (psyche.co)
18092.
DigiLocker India's app for issuance and verification of documents gets 100M usrs (techcrunch.com)
18093.
Employment at DARPA (darpa.mil)
18094.
Brazil judge bans messaging app Telegram for ignoring ruling (news.yahoo.com)
18095.
CVE-2022-27226: CSRF to RCE in iRZ Mobile Routers through 2022-03-16 (johnjhacking.com)
18096.
Progressive enhancement – web design strategy with emphasis on web content first (en.wikipedia.org)
18097.
The Case for Fighting for Fitness (gq.com)
18098.
Tuples secure multi-party computation against malicious adversaries algorithms (crypto.stackexchange.com)
18099.
Netflix Is Testing Ways to Make You Stop Sharing Your Password (gq.com)
18100.
Animal’s Behavior Is Mechanically Programmed (quantamagazine.org)
18101.
“Just Google It”: Algorithms of Oppression (ikblc.ubc.ca)
18102.
Quantum hair may resolve black hole paradox (bbc.com)
18103.
Researchers See Twinkle of Promise in Diamond Transistors (tomshardware.com)
18104.
QR Date, a trusted timestamp for real-time media (cendyne.dev)
18105.
Misinformation, Scams, and Help (cendyne.dev)
18106.
18107.
Internet Archive Netlabels: 75718 free music tracks (archive.org)
18108.
Refugees help power machine learning advances at Microsoft, Facebook, and Amazon (restofworld.org)
18109.
Richard Stallman's Blog (fsf.org)
18110.
Dan's IBM PalmTop PC110 pages (2000) (basterfield.com)
18111.
India tightens IPO valuation scrutiny, jolts startups eyeing listings (reuters.com)
18112.
Miredo: Teredo IPv6 Tunneling for Linux and BSD (remlab.net)
18113.
Adaptive Experimentation Platform (ax.dev)
18114.
GitLurker (github.com)
18115.
Making a typo detection tool in Rust (ahmadrosid.com)
18116.
Offline Optimization for Architecting Hardware Accelerators (ai.googleblog.com)
18117.
Brazil Supreme Court judge bans Telegram messaging app (aljazeera.com)
18118.
Anti-tech bro flyers posted in SF (sfgate.com)
18119.
The Bus Stop (2010) (wnycstudios.org)
18120.
OpenCV AI Game Show: first trivia show focused on AI and computer vision (opencv.org)