May 2023 Archive
5911.
Disney+ loses subscribers for second quarter in a row, drops 4M subs (techcrunch.com)
5912.
Twitter Disables Autocomplete After It Recommends Animal Torture and Shooting (vice.com)
5913.
Big Tech Is Taking Cues from Big Tobacco’s Playbook (jacobin.com)
5914.
Windows 11 in the browser, using Svelte (win11-svelte.vercel.app)
5915.
LLM on Android with Keras and TensorFlow Lite (ai.google)
5916.
A Credit Crunch Is Coming (newsweek.com)
5917.
Show HN: Create unique avatars in any style for your apps and websites (picavatar.com)
5918.
ESXi ransomware derived from Babuk code on the rise (scmagazine.com)
5919.
UK cops score legal win in EncroChat snooping op (theregister.com)
5920.
The Executive Who Keeps Tesla Rolling Isn’t Elon Musk (wsj.com)
5921.
One of Evolution’s Biggest Moments Was Re-Created in a Year (theatlantic.com)
5922.
Danish wind pioneer keeps battling climate change (nytimes.com)
5923.
Midjourney Prompt Generator by PromptSalsa (promptsalsa.com)
5924.
The War on Poverty Is Over. Rich People Won (theatlantic.com)
5925.
AI presents political peril for 2024 with threat to mislead voters (apnews.com)
5926.
The song Steely Dan wrote to mock John Lennon (faroutmagazine.co.uk)
5927.
Megabyte: Predicting Million-Byte Sequences with Multiscale Transformers (arxiv.org)
5928.
Show HN: SocratiQ – Tomorrow's Classroom for Today's Students (koodup.com)
5929.
RIP, Lumber-Futures Contract That Jumped During Covid-19 (wsj.com)
5930.
5931.
ARM instructions do “less work”? (lemire.me)
5932.
Pinball is booming in America, thanks to nostalgia and canny marketing (economist.com)
5933.
Nitter, an alternative Twitter front-end (github.com)
5934.
The Tiny Physics Behind Immense Cosmic Eruptions (quantamagazine.org)
5935.
5936.
Masayoshi Son Now Owes SoftBank $5.2B on Side Deals (bloomberg.com)
5937.
Monitoring the Cloud Landscape (github.com)
5938.
Russia's Wagner Group funds role in Ukraine war by plundering Africa's resources (cbsnews.com)
5939.
Reading Slightly More Incrementally (two-wrongs.com)
5940.
Rust and Nix: Parallels in Complexity Management (floxdev.com)