March 2023 Archive
3841.
Australian drones made from cardboard and rubber band helping Ukrainian soldiers (3aw.com.au)
3842.
Change Your Life in 6 Months (My Deep Work Routine) (thedankoe.com)
3843.
The ex-Meta recruiter who says she made $190K a year ‘to do nothing’ speaks out (sfgate.com)
3844.
An early 3D viewer (1986) (fano.co.uk)
3845.
Show HN: Hacker News Summarizer (Chrome Extension) (chrome.google.com)
3846.
Jobs for the formerly incarcerated rises again, this time with AI help
3847.
The New OpenAI tokenizer for the Turbo model is much better than the GPT-2/3 one
3848.
Pfizer buys Seagen for $43B, boosts access to cancer drugs (apnews.com)
3849.
Maybe Bitcoin NFTs Are a Mistake (somereverie.substack.com)
3850.
Researchers Spot Silicon-Level Hardware Trojans in Chips (hackster.io)
3851.
OpenVMS v9.2 for x86 is Available (vmssoftware.com)
3852.
Elon Musk and top AI researchers call for pause on ‘giant AI experiments’ (theverge.com)
3853.
The Uniqueness of Human Recursive Thinking (2007) (americanscientist.org)
3854.
I Bought a High-Mileage Electric Car with a Bad Battery (theautopian.com)
3855.
Completing an Ironman triathlon and earning a private pilot certificate (2021) (dbtventures.com)
3856.
Gut feelings: why drugs that nurture your microbes; the future of mental health (theguardian.com)
3857.
Paris Syndrome (en.wikipedia.org)
3858.
Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot loses re-election bid (bbc.com)
3859.
When Zig is safer and faster than Rust (twitter.com)
3860.
Show HN: Waldo Sessions: Run, Inspect, Share mobile sessions from the browser (waldo.com)
3861.
The Dot Essay (1923) (psychclassics.yorku.ca)
3862.
Wikipedia: Lamest Edit Wars (en.wikipedia.org)
3863.
Win-Draw-Loss evaluation (2020) (lczero.org)
3864.
Algebraic Path Finding (iagoleal.com)
3865.
Darklang is going all-in on AI (blog.darklang.com)
3866.
Evil Floppy Drives: Floppy Music Duo: Imperial March (2011) (silent.org.pl)
3867.
Twitter Outage 3/1 (downdetector.com)
3868.
LastPass Employee Could've Prevented Hack with a Software Update (pcmag.com)
3869.
Universities became giant piggy banks for hedge-fund billionaires (businessinsider.com)
3870.
Black Hole Electron (en.wikipedia.org)