2024 Archive
11011.
Protecting undersea internet cables is a tech nightmare (spectrum.ieee.org)
11012.
Show HN: Phrasing – learn every language, to any level (phrasing.app)
11013.
Mortgages are a manufactured product (2022) (bitsaboutmoney.com)
11014.
Search.chatgpt.com domain and SSL cert have been created (search.chatgpt.com)
11015.
The City of London which is not part of London (2016) (thevintagenews.com)
11016.
Japanese words and names sound African (2022) (farooqkperogi.com)
11017.
The C++ Iceberg (fouronnes.github.io)
11018.
The slow evaporation of the free/open source surplus (baldurbjarnason.com)
11019.
The Reign of Alexander III of Macedon (acoup.blog)
11020.
The Anvil Text Editor (anvil-editor.net)
11021.
Show HN: Ruroco – like port knocking, but better (github.com)
11022.
Gen AI Makes Legal Action Cheap – and Companies Need to Prepare (hbr.org)
11023.
JetBrains IDE new Terminal Interface (blog.jetbrains.com)
11024.
Living in a Lucid Dream (noemamag.com)
11025.
Opinion: I'd rather have a headphone jack and a microSD slot than AI in my phone
11026.
The Forgotten History of Chinese Keyboards (spectrum.ieee.org)
11027.
Self-hosting forms, the sane way (karelvo.com)
11028.
How Netflix really uses Java (infoq.com)
11029.
Most common PIN codes (2012) (datagenetics.com)
11030.
Show HN: Book and change flights with one email (bonbook.co)
11031.
Chip Cities Rise in Japan's Fields of Dreams (bloomberg.com)
11032.
How we engineer feedback at Figma with eng crits (figma.com)
11033.
How the Soviets revolutionized wristwatches (2016) (collectorsweekly.com)
11034.
Biggest ever seen black hole jets; blasting plasma well beyond their own galaxy (phys.org)
11035.
Nobel Prize winner Gregg Semenza tallies tenth retraction (2023) (retractionwatch.com)
11036.
KlongPy: High-Performance Array Programming in Python (github.com)
11037.
Effect – Build robust apps in TypeScript (effect.website)
11038.
Monetagium – monetary extortion in feudal Europe (jpkoning.blogspot.com)
11039.
Structuralism as a Philosophy of Mathematics (infinitelymore.xyz)
11040.
Deep sea mining could be worse for the climate than land ores (planet-tracker.org)