May 2024 Archive
8611.
Chinese failed with electromagnetic hypersonic railgun test (bulgarianmilitary.com)
8612.
Asmi 24.04: Ubuntu Without Gnome, Snap, or Flatpak (theregister.com)
8613.
What is new in flutter [video] (youtube.com)
8614.
Google's Data Science Agent is just a Kaggle slop generator (johnbedwards.io)
8615.
SB-OSC: Sendbird Online Schema Change for Aurora MySQL (sendbird.com)
8616.
Plasma Donations Curb Demand for Payday Loans (2022) (stlouisfed.org)
8617.
Pastebin.ai (pastebin.ai)
8618.
Beating up on qsort with radix sort (travisdowns.github.io)
8619.
Intel Readies Xeon Phi Removal for GCC 15 (phoronix.com)
8620.
AI Eats the Web (axios.com)
8621.
Blue OS Museum (blueosmuseum.com)
8622.
Optimum Elixir CI with GitHub Actions (optimum.ba)
8623.
Slumber: A TUI HTTP Client (lucaspickering.me)
8624.
How China is using AI news anchors to deliver its propaganda (theguardian.com)
8625.
Lawmakers call out eight automakers for sharing connected vehicle data (autoblog.com)
8626.
F-35's helmet sights: A key advantage over the F-22 in visual combat (bulgarianmilitary.com)
8627.
Environment: CO2 Emissions Still Increasing (johnmenadue.com)
8628.
Flawz – A Terminal UI for browsing security vulnerabilities (CVEs) (github.com)
8629.
Starship Flight 4 begins Wet Dress Rehearsal campaign (nasaspaceflight.com)
8630.
Simon Willison on Being Distracted (x.com)
8631.
System Tests Have Failed (world.hey.com)
8632.
8633.
Robotic arms create ornamental building facades (canada.constructconnect.com)
8634.
Route 53 DNS: Amazon's premier AWS database (lastweekinaws.com)
8635.
Canada's law to help news outlets is harming them instead (economist.com)
8636.
Why Can't I Focus? (peterszasz.com)
8637.
Miracle plant was eaten into extinction 2k years ago–or was it? (nationalgeographic.com)
8638.
Training Recurrent Neural Networks by Ilya Sutskever (2013) [pdf] (cs.utoronto.ca)
8639.
Show HN: I Built an Easy-to-Use Website Screenshot Tool (magickimg.com)
8640.
Alien Dyson sphere megastructures could surround at least 7 stars in our galaxy (livescience.com)