October 2022 Archive
7471.
German cybersecurity chief out amid reports of Russia ties (apnews.com)
7472.
'Massive blackouts' as 30% of Ukraine's power stations destroyed in a week (lite.cnn.com)
7473.
The Millionaires Helping to Pay for Climate Protests (nytimes.com)
7474.
Dozens of LNG-laden ships queue off Europe's coasts unable to unload (reuters.com)
7475.
Credit Suisse Was a Reverse Meme Stock (bloomberg.com)
7476.
Git Security Vulnerabilities Announced (github.blog)
7477.
How to Run a Department (staysaasy.com)
7478.
Why Do Rubyists Test So Completely? (2009) (thoughtbot.com)
7479.
Lace Card (en.wikipedia.org)
7480.
More on geo-tagging photos with a time element (rachelbythebay.com)
7481.
New England Energy Prices Increase as Sources of Supply Are Constrained (instituteforenergyresearch.org)
7482.
Eight RTX 4090s could crack most passwords in 48 minutes (pcgamer.com)
7483.
The black market for blue checks (theverge.com)
7484.
Show HN: Dido – .NET framework to facilitate distributed computing (github.com)
7485.
Real-time blockchain data access with Goldsky (goldsky.com)
7486.
Lessons from a Silicon Valley Sales Scientist (salesscience.io)
7487.
Replit Mobile App Released (twitter.com)
7488.
Black Death immunity came at a cost to modern-day health (sciencenews.org)
7489.
OpenSD: An open-source Linux user-space driver for the Steam Deck (gitlab.com)
7490.
The world’s largest single-phase battery is now up and running (electrek.co)
7491.
Z Notation (en.wikipedia.org)
7492.
Meta’s new speech translation system for an unwritten language (Hokkien) (ai.facebook.com)
7493.
The ABC's of Decentralized Identity (blog.spruceid.com)
7494.
Show HN: I Gamified Speed Reading (hookshot.ironwill.ai)
7495.
Making peering easy with the new Cloudflare Peering Portal (blog.cloudflare.com)
7496.
The Transformer is a magnificient neural network architecture (twitter.com)
7497.
An insect brain organizes numbers on a left-to-right mental number line (pnas.org)
7498.
IBM Consulting orders staff back to the office for at least three days a week (theregister.com)
7499.
Robot Laundry Folding World Record (arstechnica.com)
7500.
Cracking a compression algorithm from a Nintendo DS game (haroohie.club)