December 2020 Archive
1111.
U.S. Hits Record Daily Death Toll, with Worse Likely to Come (nytimes.com)
1112.
Going All in on the Mac App Store (unboundapp.com)
1113.
Raytracing won't simplify AAA real-time rendering (c0de517e.blogspot.com)
1114.
Dead millionaire convinced dozens of women to have as many babies as possible (2015) (fivethirtyeight.com)
1115.
Free Pascal (freepascal.org)
1116.
Commoditize your complement (2019) (gwern.net)
1117.
Show HN: A simple, plain, minimal, classless CSS for simple, plain HTML pages (github.com)
1118.
BlocklySQL: A new block-based editor for SQL (dbinf.informatik.uni-wuerzburg.de)
1119.
Niex: Jupyter Notebooks but Using Elixir (github.com)
1120.
What Did the Past Smell Like? (nautil.us)
1121.
What Is Life? (2019) (berthub.eu)
1122.
An unemployed trader who became a $700M exile (bloomberg.com)
1123.
Hieroglyph, a research tool to easily view a YouTube video's transcript (hierogly.ph)
1124.
The First Microprocessor, the F-14, and Me (wired.com)
1125.
Animal Crossing’s fake language sounds different in Japanese (polygon.com)
1126.
Periodic table of the web's APIs (wwwperiodictable.surge.sh)
1127.
Areweyet (wiki.mozilla.org)
1128.
If you can't play the new VR version of Myst, why not play the Apple II demake (deater.net)
1129.
Show HN: Chromiumoxid – An Async Headless Chrome API in Rust (github.com)
1130.
Scroll Back: The Theory and Practice of Cameras in Side-Scrollers (docs.google.com)
1131.
Why are boys academically underperforming? [audio] (bbc.co.uk)
1132.
Why nullable types? (medium.com)
1133.
Teaching the Unfortunate Parts (executeprogram.com)
1134.
Scientists Identified a Poisonous Gas Used by Fed Agents on Portland Protesters (futurehuman.medium.com)
1135.
A Book about Aircraft Scale Drawings Creating with Inkscape and Gimp (airplanes3d.wordpress.com)
1136.
Honeybees found using tools to repel giant hornet attacks (nationalgeographic.com)
1137.
Show HN: Create a QR code with text in the code pattern (qr.new)
1138.
Rancher Lab Acquired by SUSE (rancher.com)
1139.
Nearly 8M Americans have fallen into poverty since summer (washingtonpost.com)
1140.
Estimated 1.56B face masks will have entered oceans in 2020 (oceansasia.org)