May 2023 Archive
17041.
Major security breach at UK IT consultancy (capita.com)
17042.
Anycubic Photon Mono X2 Review: Refreshing the Midsized Resin (tomshardware.com)
17043.
Three Abstraction's Pitfalls (andre0991.github.io)
17044.
Spenmo (YC S20) said to be beset with major risk and compliance lapses (dealstreetasia.com)
17045.
Show HN: Bionictoggle package to toggle bionic reading in blogs (npmjs.com)
17046.
Google to pay $8M settlement for “lying to Texans,” state AG says (arstechnica.com)
17047.
My number one tip for improving the Firefox address bar (twitter.com)
17048.
Happy Capacity (caseywatts.com)
17049.
Crowning Achievement [pdf] (static1.squarespace.com)
17050.
How to Maximise Value Across Multiple Product Life Cycles? (fairown.com)
17051.
Swiss parliamentary panel seeks easing of export controls on weaponry (apnews.com)
17052.
Improving Ventilation in Buildings (cdc.gov)
17053.
Ask HN: Why does OCR still suck with handwriting?
17054.
17055.
Why Do Babies Around the World Say “Mama”? (dictionary.com)
17056.
Cheerios Effect (en.wikipedia.org)
17057.
Show HN: Clean, Minimal Todo-Lists (haneenmahdin.gumroad.com)
17058.
AI-generated research paper fabrication and plagiarism (ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
17059.
TTC Buses and Streetcars Inside Toronto Transit's St. Clair West Subway Station (youtube.com)
17060.
Forbes to Be Acquired by Entrepreneur and Philanthropist Austin Russell (businesswire.com)
17061.
Winning the fight against the Rust compiler (Coherence in Rust) (ohadravid.github.io)
17062.
A list of open LLMs available for commercial use (github.com)
17063.
Want to control your electronics with your tongue? (zdnet.com)
17064.
Emad Mostaque on AI risks, opportunities and how it may make humans 'boring' (bbc.co.uk)
17065.
Socket – Build Native Apps for Desktop and Mobile with HTML, CSS and JavaScript (socketsupply.co)
17066.
A map of NYC’s park benches could help save them, thanks to these CUNY students (gothamist.com)
17067.
Show HN: Bytebase – a GUI-based database schema change tool for developers (bytebase.com)
17068.
17069.
Solipsism (en.wikipedia.org)
17070.
Kingston's SSD firmware has Coldplay lyrics hidden within it (bleepingcomputer.com)