July 2022 Archive
7141.
China is mining data directly from workers’ brains on an industrial scale (2018) (scmp.com)
7142.
Many Investors Are Fleeing the Stock Market, but Some Are Doubling Down (wsj.com)
7143.
A New Theory Explains How Consciousness Evolved (2016) (theatlantic.com)
7144.
We cut our Postgres RPS by 50% (cortex.io)
7145.
Hammersmith Bridge wrapped in foil during heatwave (bbc.com)
7146.
You probably can't replace College with YouTube/Online resources (indiehackers.com)
7147.
Show HN: Reverse Geocoding Offline Database (reverse-geocoding.com)
7148.
7149.
5 coding interview questions I hate (blog.thoughtspile.tech)
7150.
Data Preview – Visual Studio Marketplace (marketplace.visualstudio.com)
7151.
How to learn or improve any skill fast (blazkos.com)
7152.
Handling Pushback on Automation (bruceblacklaws.com)
7153.
Britain’s a hothouse, but one day 40C will seem cool (theguardian.com)
7154.
First dormant black hole found outside the Milky Way (theguardian.com)
7155.
7156.
Period Pills (periodpills.org)
7157.
Scientists hack fly brains to make them remote controlled (newatlas.com)
7158.
RX Line: Pushing the envelop of parallelization (hetzner.com)
7159.
How to Build a CLI with JavaScript (blog.sessionstack.com)
7160.
Ghana confirms first cases of deadly Marburg virus (bbc.com)
7161.
Writing Predictable Elixir Code with Reducers (blog.appsignal.com)
7162.
How to Protect Stale Source Code Repositories on GitHub (arnica.io)
7163.
Demand for smartphones is drying up (theregister.com)
7164.
The Haves and the Have-Yachts (newyorker.com)
7165.
7166.
The Economist’s Guide to Parenting: 10 Years Later (Replay) (freakonomics.com)
7167.
OpenAI simply tacking race or gender words to prompts to reduce bias (twitter.com)
7168.
Chaos Testing Stardog Cluster for Fun and Profit (stardog.com)
7169.
Russia nears gas shutdown as Germany rejects claims it can’t fulfill contracts (cnbc.com)
7170.
GPS Trackers can be abused by hackers to remotely cut off your fuel (techcrunch.com)