October 2021 Archive
13981.
FHS (refspecs.linuxfoundation.org)
13982.
Geely Wants 5,000 Battery-Swapping Points Running by 2025 (insideevs.com)
13983.
Nrtsearch: Yelp’s Fast, Scalable and Cost Effective Search Engine (engineeringblog.yelp.com)
13984.
Durability of immune responses to the Pfizer vaccine (biorxiv.org)
13985.
Our brain could generates our thought using fractal pattern (techradar.com)
13986.
Low-cost brain computer interface for everyday use (github.com)
13987.
Why job adverts don’t include salaries (bbc.com)
13988.
How Will We Remember Coal? (sapiens.org)
13989.
Dvt: Like htmlq, MD5, simple jq and others, all-in-one (github.com)
13990.
0day “In the Wild” (docs.google.com)
13991.
Consider Taking Zinc Every Time You Travel (lesswrong.com)
13992.
How factories were made safe (lesswrong.com)
13993.
MediaGoblin 0.12.0: Potions (mediagoblin.org)
13994.
The Verge bought gadgets from Amazon’s banned brands and it was a piece of cake (theverge.com)
13995.
Modeling Transformative AI Risk: Takeoff Speeds and Discontinuities (lesswrong.com)
13996.
How Work Will Rebundle into Decentralized Teams (workforcefuturist.substack.com)
13997.
Evergrande: What Happens Next? (valueinvesting.substack.com)
13998.
Our Engineering Team Communicates Asynchronously Through Writing (workos.engineering)
13999.
Fortinet, Shopify and more report issues after root CA certificate (zdnet.com)
14000.
A spooky occurrence in the open-source ecosystem: Hacktoberfest 2020 (blog.phylum.io)
14001.
The Plague of the Poor (tabletmag.com)
14002.
How to Crash Our Product (getsynth.com)
14003.
Mission Critical (filfre.net)
14004.
Show HN: Tenproblems.com – Literature Reviews for Inquisitive Minds
14005.
The Wizard of Ozy Media (axios.com)
14006.
Thewml/website-meta-language: An old offline HTML preprocessor (github.com)
14007.
Amazon UK’s Modern Slavery Statement [pdf] (sustainability.aboutamazon.com)
14008.
All Your App Is: A Collection of Tiny Details (blog.codinghorror.com)
14009.
Vercel is experiencing a service disruption (twitter.com)
14010.
AWS Lambda Functions Powered by AWS Graviton2 Processor (aws.amazon.com)