September 2019 Archive
1891.
‘Father is Surgeon,’ ‘1 mil pledge’: The Role of Money in USC Admissions (wsj.com)
1892.
Whole Foods CEO on plant-based meat: good for the environment, not for health (cnbc.com)
1893.
How the Media Can Help Prevent Mass Shootings (greatergood.berkeley.edu)
1894.
Supermicro server BMCs left exposed to remote attack by any USB device (secalerts.co)
1895.
Ask HN: How do you work with the fear of your own incompetence?
1896.
Anti-vax movement effectively reversing decades of progress internationally (qz.com)
1897.
Sauropod Neck Posture (en.wikipedia.org)
1898.
Richard Stallman Described Epstein Victims as 'Entirely Willing' (vice.com)
1899.
Bill Gates: I met with Epstein because “he knows a lot of rich people” (cnbc.com)
1900.
A Hologram Suggests How Space Could Pop into Existence (nautil.us)
1901.
The New York Times shutters NYT en Español after three years (niemanlab.org)
1902.
How do you hide a war from your loved one? (thestar.com)
1903.
Ask HN: Open-source voice assistants like Siri? Or can I build one on my own?
1904.
Release Keras 2.3.0 · Keras-team/Keras (github.com)
1905.
Amazon Signs Climate Pledge to Advance Paris Climate Accords Goals by 10 Years (venturebeat.com)
1906.
Buffon's Needle Problem (en.wikipedia.org)
1907.
The Technical Evolution of Vannevar Bush’s Memex (2008) (digitalhumanities.org)
1908.
Replay in biological and artificial neural networks (deepmind.com)
1909.
Ten Years of Turning Documents into Data: A Q&A with DocumentCloud (knightfoundation.org)
1910.
What College Admissions Want (nytimes.com)
1911.
Why Are America’s Three Biggest Metros Shrinking? (theatlantic.com)
1912.
Why has the hearing aid industry gone completely digital? (slate.com)
1913.
I Learned to Cycle Like a Dutchman (newyorker.com)
1914.
Analyzing DNS-over-HTTPS and DNS-over-TLS Privacy and Security Claims (blog.technitium.com)
1915.
Millennials Continue to Leave Big Cities (wsj.com)
1916.
Stalin's Poetry (en.wikipedia.org)
1917.
Betting the Farm on the Drought (2015) (longreads.com)
1918.
Suicide rates climbing, especially in rural America (news.osu.edu)
1919.
The US Navy just confirmed these UFO videos are the real deal (edition.cnn.com)
1920.
Myths in Cycling (1): Wider Tires Are Slower (2018) (janheine.wordpress.com)