July 2021 Archive
9901.
Health Department Had Opioid-Tracking AI Forced on Them by Utah Lawmakers (vice.com)
9902.
Clojure Libraries on Maven Central (juxt.pro)
9903.
Startup makes alloy of recycled polyethelyne and polypropylene (intermixperformancematerials.com)
9904.
Hobson's Browser: How Apple, Facebook and Google Broke the Mobile Browser Market (infrequently.org)
9905.
Japan Breaks Internet Speed Record at 319 Terabits per Second (tomshardware.com)
9906.
The Intel 8086 Gets ICE’d (cpushack.com)
9907.
Bye bye bastion hosts Hello AWS IAM (segment.com)
9908.
97% of Everything Is Terrible (fanfiction.net)
9909.
Superside is scaling up, hiring remote tech roles (superside.com)
9910.
Juno Flies Past the Moon Ganymede and Jupiter (youtube.com)
9911.
Apple Watch and Health Exec Kevin Lynch Joining the Apple Car Team (9to5mac.com)
9912.
“The changing world order” by Ray Dalio (2020) (principles.com)
9913.
Samsung considering another Texas location for $17 bln chip factory (reuters.com)
9914.
Reward Offer for Information on Foreign Malicious Cyber Activity Against U.S. (state.gov)
9915.
New or Updated Datasets Now Available on the AWS Registry of Open Data (aws.amazon.com)
9916.
Heat Waves and Hot Air (judithcurry.com)
9917.
Lockdown Effectiveness: Much More Than You Wanted to Know (astralcodexten.substack.com)
9918.
Apps that track you and their alternatives (surfshark.com)
9919.
GANTheftAuto – The Neural Network Is the Game (i-programmer.info)
9920.
Why Alan Shepard Carried a Dollar Bill on His Mercury Flight (airspacemag.com)
9921.
Ignition of the atmosphere with nuclear bombs [pdf] (fas.org)
9922.
Space Jerks (dvorak.substack.com)
9923.
Clojure Deref (July 16, 2021) (clojure.org)
9924.
Specification Refinement (hillelwayne.com)
9925.
Packet-Editing Games and Binary Protocols in Golang (remyhax.xyz)
9926.
Anthony Bourdain documentary sparks backlash for using AI to fake voice (theguardian.com)
9927.
Pine64 July Update (pine64.org)
9928.
Together we’ve raised more than $75,000 for Let’s Encrypt (blog.1password.com)
9929.
TOOM – Portrait Mode Doom for DOS PCs [video] (youtube.com)
9930.
Kafka vs. PostgreSQL: How We Implemented Our Queueing System Using PostgreSQL (rudderstack.medium.com)