June 2020 Archive
6121.
An Intuitive Guide to Word Embeddings (amitness.com)
6122.
Good luck using generative adversarial networks in real life (theregister.com)
6123.
Nursing Homes Evict Residents for Lucrative Coronavirus Paitents (nytimes.com)
6124.
Cory Doctorow on the Politicalization of Fandoms (twitter.com)
6125.
Fujifilm tape: cheapest way to store 1000TB of data online (techradar.com)
6126.
An Introduction to Log-Structured Merge-Trees (yetanotherdevblog.com)
6127.
Coding Mistakes I Did When I Was Learning Python (livecodestream.dev)
6128.
The Masters of the Diamond World Are Losing Control (bloomberg.com)
6129.
Ask HN: Volunteering to Fight Structural Racism
6130.
Load balancers for Hetzner Cloud have arrived (hetzner.com)
6131.
Linux Touchpad Project update: progress on multitouch (bill.harding.blog)
6132.
Show HN: Platform for open source project – SaaS that funds its contributors
6133.
Stable Kernel Updates (lwn.net)
6134.
Darknet Diaries – True stories from the dark side of the Internet (darknetdiaries.com)
6135.
Web Scraping with Prolog (youtube.com)
6136.
What Went Down at WWDC 20 – A quick glance (medium.com)
6137.
WebAuthn support (TouchID/FaceID) is coming to Safari 14 iOS/Mac (developer.apple.com)
6138.
Trump extends limits on some work visas through 2020 (cnn.com)
6139.
On Contact Tracing and Hardware Tokens (bunniestudios.com)
6140.
They'll Come for Us Next (jacobinmag.com)
6141.
Trump Suspends H1-B Visa (nytimes.com)
6142.
US Govt to enforce HTTPS on new .gov sites starting September 1 (home.dotgov.gov)
6143.
Facebook faces advertiser revolt over failure to address hate speech (theguardian.com)
6144.
Equation shows that large-scale conspiracies would quickly reveal themselves (phys.org)
6145.
Rootless Containers (rootlesscontaine.rs)
6146.
Investing in Rasa (a16z.com)
6147.
Apple’s App Store model isn’t worth the 30% charge for today’s developers (thenextweb.com)
6148.
Popular MMO Stalker Online hacked, 1.2M user records for sale on hacker forums (cybernews.com)
6149.
ARM-based Japanese supercomputer is now the fastest in the world (theverge.com)
6150.
The Second Great Depression (theatlantic.com)