May 2023 Archive
9481.
Delete Twitter data, or pay $42K/month, company tells academics (9to5mac.com)
9482.
The ‘Killer Apps’ That Could Make Apple’s New Headset a Winner (wsj.com)
9483.
Microsoft finally gets around to supporting rar, gz and tar files in Windows (theregister.com)
9484.
Biggest advocates of climate crisis waste a lot of resources (thelist.com)
9485.
Millionaire who retired at 35: These are the 3 ‘stupidest lies’ (cnbc.com)
9486.
Ask HN: How to be better at problem solving
9487.
Ask HN: Why is Midjourney better than Stable Diffusion?
9488.
Ask HN: Cheapest and simplest way to set up a data analytics stack?
9489.
Tell HN: Homeless Burnout in a State of Ruin
9490.
Is it possible to use logic, rigor, and debate to understand people? (demodexio.substack.com)
9491.
Ask HN: Insurance Against Patent Trolls
9492.
Tell HN: Why homelessness in San Francisco is permanent
9493.
Khan Academy Rewrote their Back end (blog.quastor.org)
9494.
Software engineers are panicking about being replaced by AI (businessinsider.com)
9495.
Ask HN: Which CS departments worldwide provide the best undergrad education?
9496.
Rescatux: Get back to your GNU/Linux and Windows computers (supergrubdisk.org)
9497.
Ask HN: Why aren't Google Groups more popular
9498.
We must urgently stop all further development on this new “keyboard” technology (twitter.com)
9499.
Pick a number between 0 and infinity (randomhumanslab.com)
9500.
This company adopted AI. Here's what happened to its human workers (text.npr.org)
9501.
Query Hacker News Using Auto-GPT (hn.ossinsight.io)
9502.
Gen Zers Are Snapping Up Flip Phones. They Might Be onto Something (wsj.com)
9503.
Ask HN: Embedded Engineering in India
9504.
TSMC to Charge up to 30% More for Chips Made in the U.S. (tomshardware.com)
9505.
Now Gmail has blue verified checkmark icons too (theverge.com)
9506.
Inside the unlikely return of WeWork’s Adam Neumann (thespectator.com)
9507.
Ask HN: Is Twitter Down?
9508.
I Make Deepfakes: How to Keep Yourself Safe (arkavian.com)
9509.
For Bluesky to thrive, it needs sex workers and Black Twitter (techcrunch.com)
9510.
Unlimiformer: Long-Range Transformers with Unlimited Length Input (arxiv.org)