July 2022 Archive
17911.
Graphing with Ggplot (miriamheiss.com)
17912.
UCLA scientists discover places on the moon where it’s always ‘sweater weather’ (newsroom.ucla.edu)
17913.
Meteor showers will light up the night sky this week (lite.cnn.com)
17914.
Escape Tutorial Purgatory (perpetual.education)
17915.
Quantumscape prototypes 24-layer solid-state cells (electrive.com)
17916.
Instagram walks back its changes (platformer.news)
17917.
Planetary Defense Exercise Uses Apophis as Hazardous Asteroid Stand-In (jpl.nasa.gov)
17918.
Scribophile: The writing group and online writing workshop for serious writers (scribophile.com)
17919.
Valve won’t allow awards and reviews on Steam store images starting in September (theverge.com)
17920.
The newspaper that gives back to the Earth - literally (oneearth.org)
17921.
Fired by 3CX as a Customer and Partner (old.reddit.com)
17922.
Some core assumptions of effective altruism, according to me (forum.effectivealtruism.org)
17923.
The First 10 Apple Employees (businessinsider.com)
17924.
A 19-year-old dropped out of college and build a $2,300M company in 2 years (int3grity.com)
17925.
Estimation – Game of Uncertainty (linkedin.com)
17926.
USS Thresher (en.wikipedia.org)
17927.
Internet-Less at Home (indiantinker.bearblog.dev)
17928.
Container scheduling strategies for testing 14 databases in GitHub Actions (datastation.multiprocess.io)
17929.
Shame, Cancel Culture and Social Media (olu.online)
17930.
Understanding GC in JSC from Scratch (webkit.org)
17931.
FTC staff reportedly recommended against suing Meta (theverge.com)
17932.
Juris Hartmanis 1928–2022 (rjlipton.wpcomstaging.com)
17933.
US Department of Defense funds Google and SkyWater to enable open source chips (theregister.com)
17934.
'Universal language network' identified in the brain (livescience.com)
17935.
I 3D Printed a Liquid Piston Engine (youtube.com)
17936.
Simple Testing with `git diff` (karl.berlin)
17937.
Ask HN: Recommended courses/books on how to *design* big data pipelines?
17938.
The Metaverse Is Already Broken (and How to Fix It – Chapter Two) (medium.com)
17939.
NASA's mineral dust detector starts gathering data (phys.org)
17940.
Akamai blocked largest DDoS in Europe against one of its customers (bleepingcomputer.com)