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Archives for 04 Jun 2023

1. Do we need copyright? (2012)
   (161 points | Comments)

2. Social media for AI bots: “No humans allowed”
   (279 points | Comments)

3. Live dashboard of carbon dioxide removal purchases
   (150 points | Comments)

4. Blink 1.0
   (336 points | Comments)

5. Wonky – An exploration of rhythm and grooves that break the rules
   (138 points | Comments)

6. Crun: Fast and lightweight OCI runtime and C library for running containers
   (109 points | Comments)

7. Traffic cop sues city for get-out-of-jail-free cards for NYPD friends and family
   (182 points | Comments)

8. OpenAI is getting sued for being biased with Y Combinator
   (144 points | Comments)

9. Over 70% of US household Covid spread started with a child
   (180 points | Comments)

10. It’s infuriatingly hard to understand how closed models train on their input
    (308 points | Comments)

11. Popular Subreddits are organizing a strike on 2023-06-12 b/c high API prices
    (402 points | Comments)

12. WFH – Watched from Home: Office 365 and workplace surveillance creep (2022)
    (435 points | Comments)

13. Llama.cpp can do 40 tok/s on M2 Max, 0% CPU usage, using all 38 GPU cores
    (123 points | Comments)

14. World’s oceans at record high temperature for 80 consecutive days
    (184 points | Comments)

15. Dennis Ritchie’s page on Bell Labs website
    (225 points | Comments)

16. Child Labor Is on the Rise
    (138 points | Comments)

17. Iceland: The emerging tech-ecosystem of the Nordics
    (132 points | Comments)

18. Show HN: Rarbg on IPFS
    (704 points | Comments)

19. Anything can be a message queue if you use it wrongly enough
    (624 points | Comments)

20. High prices make textbook ‘piracy’ acceptable to most students
    (455 points | Comments)

21. At last, the Raspberry Pi shortage is finally coming to an end
    (141 points | Comments)

22. A not-so-quick introduction to the C++ allocator model
    (141 points | Comments)

23. Mastodon provides the highest (over 12%) engagement under posts
    (194 points | Comments)

24. Meta Is Trying, and Failing, to Crush Unions in Kenya
    (274 points | Comments)

25. Pentagon contracting Starlink to provide satellite communications for Ukraine
    (154 points | Comments)

26. A birder's quest to see 10k species
    (101 points | Comments)

27. Lung cancer pill cuts risk of death by half
    (284 points | Comments)

28. GitHub Private Repos Considered Private-­Ish
    (163 points | Comments)

29. Trick Yourself into Breaking a Bad Habit
    (126 points | Comments)

30. Rowan Atkinson on free speech (2012) [video]
    (108 points | Comments)

31. Apple Virtualization Framework
    (320 points | Comments)

32. XB, or eXtreme Bullshitting: a less misleading name for LLMs
    (109 points | Comments)

33. A new line drawing method for the cycle savvy
    (181 points | Comments)

34. .ga domain names soon to return to Gabonese management (from Freenom) [pdf]
    (137 points | Comments)

35. Why do railway tracks have crushed stones alongside them?
    (724 points | Comments)

36. Where the Wood-Wide Web Went Wrong
    (114 points | Comments)

37. DreamBerd is a perfect programming language
    (736 points | Comments)

38. A push to bury a weedkiller’s link to Parkinson’s disease
    (162 points | Comments)

39. It could cost $21B to clean up California’s oil sites, study finds
    (155 points | Comments)