September 2024 Archive
7111.
Octopuses seen hunting cooperatively with fish (nbcnews.com)
7112.
Brett Favre Reveals He Has Parkinson's Disease (nytimes.com)
7113.
P-Diddy and SBF sharing same prison cell (thedailybeast.com)
7114.
BBC sound effects library is now free to access (sound-effects.bbcrewind.co.uk)
7115.
Ask HN: How should I teach undergrad intro to programming?
7116.
HP ink cartridge DRM bypass demonstrated using physical man-in-the-middle-attack (tomshardware.com)
7117.
ReMarkable special event – September 4, 2024 (youtube.com)
7118.
ASML CEO says US desire to restrict exports to China 'economically motivated' (reuters.com)
7119.
Windows settings is pointless, long live Control Panel (dedoimedo.com)
7120.
DBX – Lightweight Database GUI (getdbx.com)
7121.
Ask HN: Are You Using Slurm?
7122.
The technology behind GitHub's new code search (github.blog)
7123.
Wordpress.com Is Not WordPress (wpherc.com)
7124.
The xunzi as the basis of a metarational ruling ideology (alicemaz.substack.com)
7125.
The World of Chips as a Diagram (medium.com)
7126.
Ask HN: Data Restrictions When Building
7127.
Objects Have Not Failed (2002) (dreamsongs.com)
7128.
Is OpenAI Worth $100B? (techcrunch.com)
7129.
Falsehoods programmers believe about addresses (2013) (mjt.me.uk)
7130.
Why are tall people more likely to get cancer? (theconversation.com)
7131.
The Durov case is not about free speech (ft.com)
7132.
Wi-Fi HaLow smart IoT products emerge, and real world field trials' success (embedded.com)
7133.
Strava and Letterboxd Surge as Users Crave Social-Media Refuge (bloomberg.com)
7134.
Prof. Ray Buettner, US Navy: Hardware Cutout Switches Are Needed in Weapons (drive.google.com)
7135.
Pascal Worked Better With C Than C Did [video] (youtube.com)
7136.
'A Box of Surprises': A Rotterdam Apartment That's Only 74 Square Feet (nytimes.com)
7137.
Show HN: Transform Unstructured Data into Usable Datasets (github.com)
7138.
The TV app is now live on Android TVs (twitter.com)
7139.
Show HN: Hacker News-TUI (github.com)
7140.
Tailscale: Use UFW to lock down an Ubuntu server (tailscale.com)