February 2022 Archive
8521.
Web3 is the future, or a scam, or both (vox.com)
8522.
Windows Terminal Preview 1.13 Release (devblogs.microsoft.com)
8523.
DeepMind's curated list of free ML resources is still awesome [pdf] (storage.googleapis.com)
8524.
Sneezing hamsters sparked a Covid outbreak in Hong Kong (nature.com)
8525.
Atom by atom: new silicon computer chip technique opens up quantum computing (about.unimelb.edu.au)
8526.
1Password's Blue Ocean Strategy (strategyofsecurity.com)
8527.
Apple’s Grip on App Store Challeged by Senate Bill Action (bloomberg.com)
8528.
8529.
Covid-19 human challenge study reveals detailed insights into infection (imperial.ac.uk)
8530.
Code Coverage for eBPF Programs (elastic.co)
8531.
Deep Sleep Gives Your Brain a Deep Clean (scientificamerican.com)
8532.
8533.
Does the National Debt Matter? (lynalden.com)
8534.
IodéOS = LineageOS 18.1 and MicroG and adblocker (forum.xda-developers.com)
8535.
Air Force taps Clearview AI to research face-identifying AR glasses (nytimes.com)
8536.
Paris’s First Gondola Finally Gets a Green Light (bloomberg.com)
8537.
Books About FreeBSD (vermaden.wordpress.com)
8538.
Xxhash for WASM (github.com)
8539.
Layering Atomic Transactions on Facebook’s Online Tao Data Store (VLDB'21) (muratbuffalo.blogspot.com)
8540.
Putin and Xi announce alliance at Olympics (reuters.com)
8541.
Internet just put $40M+ into a DAO (milkroad.com)
8542.
The Politics Of Starship Troopers (2018) [video] (youtube.com)
8543.
XTDB (xtdb.com)
8544.
GitOps: ‘Git Push’ All the Things (thenewstack.io)
8545.
Secure developer infrastructure with Teleport and Coder (coder.com)
8546.
A design of EPIC type processor based on MIPS architecture (link.springer.com)
8547.
Student Uses AI Paraphrasing Tool to Avoid Plagarism Checks (twitter.com)
8548.
$323M in crypto was stolen from a blockchain bridge called Wormhole (arstechnica.com)
8549.
Payment Processing System Designed for Central Bank Digital Currencies (media.mit.edu)
8550.
Wetlands and radioactive soil: How Ukraine’s geography could influence a Russian (washingtonpost.com)