May 2022 Archive
1951.
We should have a $25 minimum wage (twitter.com)
1952.
Low-code online store builder (selldone.com)
1953.
Public Camping will be a Felony in Tennessee starting June first (apnews.com)
1954.
The Vulnerable World Hypothesis [pdf] (2019) (nickbostrom.com)
1955.
Show HN: Easily create How-to videos with AI (wowto.ai)
1956.
Lightbulbs Were So Startup (interconnected.org)
1957.
Show HN: A collaborative pixel drawing game for when you're bored (Attempt #2) (pixel.vkoskiv.com)
1958.
Fanless Intel J4125 4x I225 Virtualized Firewall Appliance Review (servethehome.com)
1959.
Skiing Mt. Everest (smithsonianmag.com)
1960.
How to Multiply Roman Numerals (rbutterworth.nfshost.com)
1961.
Fast bitset decoding using Intel AVX-512 (lemire.me)
1962.
Pixels and Accessibility (joshwcomeau.com)
1963.
Typosquatting Attack on ‘Requests’ Python package (medium.com)
1964.
A16Z Is Gaslighting Us (medium.com)
1965.
Regex Vis – regular expression visualizer (regex-vis.com)
1966.
We built the best search engine for coders – Introducing YouCode (blog.you.com)
1967.
Girl's Cancer Leads Mom to Discover over 50 Sick Kids Near Nuclear Lab (people.com)
1968.
Grant: Paving the way to use GSM/GPRS technology on amateur radio bands (ampr.org)
1969.
GNU Regression, Econometrics and Time-Series Library (gretl.sourceforge.net)
1970.
Fclones – an efficient duplicate file finder and remover (github.com)
1971.
Print an Arduino-Powered Color Mechanical Television (spectrum.ieee.org)
1972.
Why I’m skeptical of “steelmanning” (statmodeling.stat.columbia.edu)
1973.
The Fed's $2.7T mortgage problem (axios.com)
1974.
I have resigned all my positions in ISO C++ in protest (twitter.com)
1975.
Ford’s first electric F-150 delivery (bloomberg.com)
1976.
Twitter CEO: “Let’s talk about spam, with the benefit of data, facts, context” (twitter.com)
1977.
“Computers”, BSA Merit Badge Series (1973) (archive.org)
1978.
Show HN: Vantage Autopilot – Save on AWS EC2 Costs (vantage.sh)
1979.
Learning Rust – Day 4 – Understanding Modules (geekabyte.io)
1980.
Patenting Your Perpetual Motion Machine (unmakeme.com)