October 2021 Archive
10081.
Yes, Free Will Exists (blogs.scientificamerican.com)
10082.
Field Test eHighway – Overhead electric supply for trucks on highways (ehighway-sh.de)
10083.
Wikimedia Enterprise: opt-in product for companies and orgs to reuse Wikipedia (wikimediafoundation.org)
10084.
Embedded malware in ua-parser-JS (NPM package) (github.com)
10085.
Ask HN: effx Acquired by Figma.. Why? (effx.com)
10086.
Types vs. Traits: Why Personality Types Exist (happypeopleworkhard.com)
10087.
Financing of the Facebook “Whistleblower” Campaign Reveals a Great Deal (twitter.com)
10088.
Why Is the Register Serving Early Hints for DoubleClick (theregister.com)
10089.
Federal officials say BART San Jose extension cost $9.1B–twice original estimate (mercurynews.com)
10090.
25 Million Commits (github.com)
10091.
Terex 33-19 “Titan” (en.wikipedia.org)
10092.
Infrared Haz on Marxist Solidarity with Netflix (twitter.com)
10093.
Blue Origin: Jeff Bezos unveils plans for 'space business park' (bbc.co.uk)
10094.
We were the unpaid janitors of a bloated tech monopoly (garbageday.email)
10095.
UN: Greenhouse gas levels hit a new record, cuts fall short (apnews.com)
10096.
Picture This? Some Just Can’t (2015) (nytimes.com)
10097.
Tesla’s value tops $1T after Hertz ordered 100k of its vehicles (theverge.com)
10098.
GCHQ plan to 'go after' links between ransomware crims and state actors (theregister.com)
10099.
Mysterious 'alien beacon' was false alarm (nature.com)
10100.
From math to machine: translating a function to machine code (2017) (briansteffens.com)
10101.
Facebook earns $9bn despite whistleblower scandal (bbc.com)
10102.
Criticism of Tesla, Inc (en.wikipedia.org)
10103.
Single-Page Application without writing any JavaScript (htmx-django.com)
10104.
Mars the Arrival: an ode to the slowest game in the world (gyrovague.com)
10105.
In 2000, a Disneyland ticket cost $41. A price hike just increased it to $164 (sfgate.com)
10106.
Taxpayers billed millions for gun buyback without any guns bought (tnc.news)
10107.
Halide: A language for fast, portable computation on images and tensors (halide-lang.org)
10108.
Who gets to trade fastest? A lawsuit tests who controls the stock market (protocol.com)
10109.
Twilight Sleep (en.wikipedia.org)
10110.
Was life better in hunter-gatherer times? (cold-takes.com)