January 2021 Archive
2491.
Inequality Killed the Roman Republic (themetasophist.com)
2492.
Zoom and the American Family (boyle.substack.com)
2493.
Satran Satellite Tracking Antenna (danaco.se)
2494.
Google Fi support goes silent after admitting coverage is “nonexistent” in area (twitter.com)
2495.
What it's like to be a nonprofit programmer (triplebyte.com)
2496.
The Eruption of Krakatoa in 1883 (branchcollective.org)
2497.
Being fat linked with worse heart health even in people who exercise (escardio.org)
2498.
Linux Ported to the M1 (twitter.com)
2499.
Show HN: OpenFaaS template for headless Chrome and Puppeteer (github.com)
2500.
Ask HN: Who is hiring for open-source projects?
2501.
No Silver Bullet: Essence and Accidents of Software Engineering (1987) (cgl.ucsf.edu)
2502.
/u/DeepFuckingValue from wallstreetbets doxxed by Reuters (msn.com)
2503.
Bay Area hospitals slammed by Covid-19 surge: ‘The E.R. is full’ (sfchronicle.com)
2504.
Magnetic waves explain mystery of Sun's outer layer (phys.org)
2505.
AWS repeatedly warned Parler about posts urging murder (e.customeriomail.com)
2506.
Swedish bankers face identity crisis over digital currency plans (reuters.com)
2507.
Big Tech Has Helped Trash America (nytimes.com)
2508.
Why a Universal Society Is Unattainable (nautil.us)
2509.
Clubhouse for X – The emerging trend of audio-only applications (forum.ei2030.org)
2510.
Parler partially reappears with support from Russian technology firm (reuters.com)
2511.
Why are Hart Taxis more expensive? (harttaxis.com)
2512.
Show HN: Wallstreetbets Sentiment Past 24 Hours (wsbsentiment.io)
2513.
'Plain old untrendy troubles and emotions' (2008) (theguardian.com)
2514.
Hacker News sentiment towards Big Tech companies (quiverquant.com)
2515.
Accidental Nuclear War: A Timeline of Close Calls (futureoflife.org)
2516.
Bitcoin Breaches $34,000 as Rally Extends into New Year (bloomberg.com)
2517.
Ask HN: Would anyone be interested in a Hacker News for biology?
2518.
Nuon, a gaming chip that nearly changed the world, but didn’t (2015) (arstechnica.com)
2519.
Ordered Key-Value Stores (hyper.dev)
2520.
Parlor does not scrub exif data (twitter.com)