September 2022 Archive
3511.
Ask HN: OVH not answering tickets for weeks?
3512.
Is Node.js THE most influential server tech of last decade? (old.reddit.com)
3513.
Unified Quant Ecosystem (github.com)
3514.
Ask HN: Is it hard to get into systems programming from back end engineer?
3515.
Why Adults Still Dream About School (theatlantic.com)
3516.
What is multi-objective optimization? (medium.com)
3517.
Never Hire a Herd of Goats to Mow Your Lawn (storiesby.ai)
3518.
New AirPods Pro Do Not Support Lossless Apple Music (macrumors.com)
3519.
You can virtually model clothing on your own body using the Walmart app (theverge.com)
3520.
The first computer mouse (2017) (vintag.es)
3521.
iPhone overtakes Android to claim majority of US smartphone market (engadget.com)
3522.
Peregrine: True Realistic Text to Speech Model by Play.ht (play.ht)
3523.
Pfizer pays almost $120M for app that detects Covid from a cough (newatlas.com)
3524.
Ernie-ViLG better anime quality than Stable Diffusion (huggingface.co)
3525.
Boiling the Ocean with Markup (2016) (kellysutton.com)
3526.
Onionmx: Mail Delivery over Tor (github.com)
3527.
Secretive B-21 bomber to be revealed to public in December (breakingdefense.com)
3528.
Get a Friend (tsk.bearblog.dev)
3529.
SEC fines Oracle $23M, says the company bribed foreign officials (cnbc.com)
3530.
The Summer Is over Alas Alas (laphamsquarterly.org)
3531.
Shrinkflation (en.wikipedia.org)
3532.
Why Windows uses file extensions to determine file type (devblogs.microsoft.com)
3533.
Can we escape the tyranny of WhatsApp groups? (theguardian.com)
3534.
Ethereum Already Showing Signs of Increased Centralization (coindesk.com)
3535.
“I think I was good though I could have been better” – Terry Pratchett biography (theguardian.com)
3536.
Tesla ordered to recall more than a million US cars (bbc.com)
3537.
Hilary Mantel’s Life with Ghosts (newyorker.com)
3538.
Live coverage of NASA's double asteroid redirection test (DART) mission (nasa.gov)
3539.
Hard-Won Victories: Solving the Mystery of Some “Mystery Photos” (blogs.loc.gov)
3540.
Dogs can smell when we're stressed (phys.org)