2022 Archive
7351.
Cosmopolitan Libc v2.0 (github.com)
7352.
How international money transfers work (2016) [video] (media.ccc.de)
7353.
Sqldiff: SQLite Database Difference Utility (sqlite.org)
7354.
PlanetScale Boost (planetscale.com)
7355.
Prediction that Kyiv falls to Russian forces by April 2022 goes from 90% to 26% (metaculus.com)
7356.
In defense of complicated programming languages (viralinstruction.com)
7357.
An Experience with Modafinil (erowid.org)
7358.
DSLRs are dead, and lenses are never going to be the same (nofilmschool.com)
7359.
When is short tenure a red flag? (jacobian.org)
7360.
Ask HN: Is your company considering inflation in this year's comp review cycle?
7361.
Server stats say movetodon.org reached a new record of 49k users yesterday (mastodon.social)
7362.
The Global Cost of Corrosion (impact.nace.org)
7363.
Increased wind turbine rotor blade visibility to reduce avian fatalities (onlinelibrary.wiley.com)
7364.
Rare genital defects seen in sons of men taking major diabetes drug (science.org)
7365.
Why I am learning category theory (the.scapegoat.dev)
7366.
Don't Use RAR (group.miletic.net)
7367.
Tell HN: If you have trouble focusing on projects/meetings, see a psychatrist
7368.
6M Acres of Public Land in the US West Are Corner-Locked (onxmaps.com)
7369.
Re: Moxie on Web3 (blog.plan99.net)
7370.
How to estimate an SSD’s working life (eclecticlight.co)
7371.
What I learned during my three days offline (raptitude.com)
7372.
Knitters got knotted in a purity spiral (2020) (unherd.com)
7373.
PCI-Sig Releases 256GBps PCIe 6.0 X16 Spec (servethehome.com)
7374.
Remote scan of student’s room before test violated his privacy, judge rules (nytimes.com)
7375.
Laid off tech workers quickly find new jobs (wsj.com)
7376.
No news is good news (thomasjbevan.substack.com)
7377.
Mammals can breathe through their intestines (2021) (science.org)
7378.
OpenAI (scottaaronson.blog)
7379.
I Posted on YouTube Consistently for 1 Month. This Is What Happened (alexhyett.com)
7380.
Samsung asks for planning permission for 11 fabs in Texas (electronicsweekly.com)