September 2023 Archive
2221.
Why Is TED Scared of Color Blindness? (thefp.com)
2222.
Show HN: macOS GUI for running LLMs locally (avapls.com)
2223.
Show HN: Mel – The missing unsubscribe button for physical mail (talktomel.com)
2224.
Ditch That Else (preslav.me)
2225.
How Washington DC Got Its Metro (construction-physics.com)
2226.
I Will Not Read Your Fucking Script (2009) (villagevoice.com)
2227.
Phenylephrine for colds and allergies don’t work, FDA panel says (cnn.com)
2228.
Gnome 45 (foundation.gnome.org)
2229.
Chrome feature: Compression dictionary transport with Shared Brotli (chromestatus.com)
2230.
Wayland does not support screen savers (jwz.org)
2231.
Ask HN: How does Booking.com guarantee consistency of reservations on scale?
2232.
Lead Toxicity from Ayurvedic Medicines (cmaj.ca)
2233.
Gizmodo fires Spanish staff amid switch to AI translator (arstechnica.com)
2234.
The Future of Computer Wargaming (1981) (archive.org)
2235.
Windows leader Panos Panay is leaving Microsoft (theverge.com)
2236.
Applied Materials Is a Major Reason Computers Keep Getting Faster (wsj.com)
2237.
Google lays off hundreds on recruiting team (semafor.com)
2238.
The mobile game funding a revolution in Myanmar (bbc.com)
2239.
Astronomers discover new quiescent galaxy (phys.org)
2240.
Cocaine is about surpass oil as Colombia's top export as revenues near $20B (markets.businessinsider.com)
2241.
Dlarc Amateur Radio Library Tops 90k Items (blog.archive.org)
2242.
Clang-expand: Expand function invocations into current scope (github.com)
2243.
Beautiful LaTeX Book with Examples (github.com)
2244.
Library of Short Stories – An online library of public domain short stories (libraryofshortstories.com)
2245.
Google DeepMind's AI successor predicts how 71M mutations cause disease (endpts.com)
2246.
Four Korean universities evaluated LK-99: “Unable to discover superconductivity” (old.reddit.com)
2247.
Protohackers Learnings (geekingfrog.com)
2248.
Throbol – The Robot Oriented Language (throbol.com)
2249.
Microsoft is killing WordPad in Windows (bleepingcomputer.com)
2250.
Masked 'boot girls' are freeing booted cars in Atlanta (roadandtrack.com)