2022 Archive
6841.
A moonshot for coral breeding (hakaimagazine.com)
6842.
Show HN: Minimator, a Minimalist Graphical Editor (minimator.app)
6843.
Iced – A cross-platform GUI library for Rust, inspired by Elm (github.com)
6844.
As weed gets more potent, teens are getting sick (nytimes.com)
6845.
Day ahead electricity prices for EU (euenergy.live)
6846.
I quit caffeine (keygen.sh)
6847.
It's not what programming languages do, it's what they shepherd you to (2020) (nibblestew.blogspot.com)
6848.
Ask HN: How can I come to peace with the years I wasted on pointless things?
6849.
Analysis of the situation in Russia, claimed to be by an active FSB analyst (noteplan.co)
6850.
In Response to My first impressions of Web3 (skerritt.blog)
6851.
The world is run by people no smarter than you (swyx.io)
6852.
Amazon's Global Quest to Crush Unions (newrepublic.com)
6853.
Why I still recommend Julia (huijzer.xyz)
6854.
What it feels like to be bullied out of a job you love (justworktogether.com)
6855.
Missing wheat from the war is less than 1% of global wheat crop (twitter.com)
6856.
Ubisoft about to take away games you bought (pcgamer.com)
6857.
Meta Myths (stratechery.com)
6858.
Ask HN: Which startups have the most interesting pivot stories?
6859.
Bolt Financial's loans come due (axios.com)
6860.
Indian lawmaker arrested after tweet criticising Narendra Modi (theguardian.com)
6861.
Why CVE-2022-3602 was not detected by fuzz testing (allsoftwaresucks.blogspot.com)
6862.
QR code scammers hitting on-street parking in Texas cities (click2houston.com)
6863.
Write documentation first, then build (reproof.app)
6864.
Request bodies in GET requests (evertpot.com)
6865.
Why is selling software so weird? (zeptonaut.com)
6866.
Dangerous humid heat extremes occurring decades before expected (2020) (research.noaa.gov)
6867.
Ask HN: What happened to theregister.com?
6868.
Amazon has a book piracy problem (twitter.com)
6869.
Yes, the 8086 wanted to be mechanically translatable from the 8080, but (devblogs.microsoft.com)
6870.
Poor man's VPN (pay for only what you need) (github.com)