December 2018 Archive
1921.
The Profit Motive (avc.com)
1922.
A beer brewed from a 200-year-old Tasmanian shipwreck (bbc.com)
1923.
Contemporary Views on Serverless and Implications (m.subbu.org)
1924.
Chinese Company Says It Will Soon Cross $100/kWh Battery Threshold (forbes.com)
1925.
City children four times more lonely than those in countryside (telegraph.co.uk)
1926.
Build the Linux Kernel and Busybox for ARM and Run Them on QEMU (centennialsoftwaresolutions.com)
1927.
Introducing Stack Decisions (stackshare.io)
1928.
Show HN: QuadTree model for generating random road networks (github.com)
1929.
In America's Panopticon (thenation.com)
1930.
Robinhood will retool checking product following scrutiny (finance.yahoo.com)
1931.
Clang compiles much slower and bigger Firefox binaries than GCC 8/9 (hubicka.blogspot.com)
1932.
Being Fit May Be as Good for You as Not Smoking (nytimes.com)
1933.
Untyped Programs Don’t Exist (williamjbowman.com)
1934.
A Cashless Economy Locks Out the Poor (nytimes.com)
1935.
Machine learning is not just glorified statistics (towardsdatascience.com)
1936.
Copyleft and community licenses are not without merit, but they are a dead end (influxdata.com)
1937.
Violence Escalates as France Scrambles to Respond to ‘Yellow Vest’ Protesters (nytimes.com)
1938.
2018 statistic of the year: Plastic waste fact tops list (bbc.com)
1939.
Lottery-Like Prizes Coax Savings. What’s the Risk in Expanding Them? (nytimes.com)
1940.
Ask HN: Job hunting remotely, looking for tips and to avoid potential pitfalls
1941.
“Starting Dec 17, adult content will not be allowed on Tumblr.” (tumblr.zendesk.com)
1942.
How I replicated an $86M project in 57 lines of code (2017) (medium.freecodecamp.org)
1943.
Logitech disables local access on Harmony Hubs, breaks automation systems (arstechnica.com)
1944.
As couples age, humor replaces bickering (news.berkeley.edu)
1945.
TypeScript Express tutorial 1: Middleware, routing, and controllers (wanago.io)
1946.
What would happen if you tried to hit a baseball pitched at 90% speed of light? (what-if.xkcd.com)
1947.
Intel Unfolds Roadmaps for Future CPUs and GPUs (nextplatform.com)
1948.
Announcing flyio, an R package to interact with data in the cloud (blog.socialcops.com)
1949.
Das Steingeschöpf (2016) (strangehorizons.com)
1950.
In January, the EU Starts Running Bug Bounties on Free and Open Source Software (juliareda.eu)