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Archives for 25 Apr 2023

1. It doesn’t take much to make machine-learning algorithms go awry
   (116 points | Comments)

2. We glued together content moderation to stop soccer pirates
   (174 points | Comments)

3. NitroKey disappoints me
   (279 points | Comments)

4. Debugging a Mixed Python and C Language Stack
   (152 points | Comments)

5. Google announces Q1 2023 earnings [pdf]
   (147 points | Comments)

6. Amazon makes everything you buy more expensive, no matter where you buy it
   (102 points | Comments)

7. LTESniffer: An open-source LTE downlink/uplink eavesdropper [pdf]
   (256 points | Comments)

8. Call on the IRS to provide libre tax-filing software
   (270 points | Comments)

9. Show HN: I built a multiplayer voxel browser game engine
   (236 points | Comments)

10. What Rosalind Franklin contributed to the discovery of DNA’s structure
    (153 points | Comments)

11. Could we stop Yellowstone from erupting with a giant geothermal power plant?
    (213 points | Comments)

12. Microsoft Edge is leaking the sites you visit to Bing
    (485 points | Comments)

13. Use Gröbner bases to solve polynomial equations
    (145 points | Comments)

14. Commercial lunar lander presumed lost after moon landing attempt
    (226 points | Comments)

15. Fun with Kermit and ZMODEM over SSH
    (151 points | Comments)

16. A Cookbook of Self-Supervised Learning
    (178 points | Comments)

17. Shell admits 1.5C climate goal means immediate end to fossil fuel growth
    (272 points | Comments)

18. The EU suppressed a 300-page study that found piracy doesn’t harm sales (2017)
    (580 points | Comments)

19. Harry Belafonte has died
    (229 points | Comments)

20. A non-technical explanation of deep learning
    (304 points | Comments)

21. QuiLLMan: Voice chat with Vicuna-13B
    (174 points | Comments)

22. Eww: ElKowars wacky widgets
    (201 points | Comments)

23. Bed Bath and Beyond files for bankruptcy
    (196 points | Comments)

24. Use of antibiotics in farming ‘endangering human immune system’
    (396 points | Comments)

25. IKEA Redesigns Its Bestsellers
    (187 points | Comments)

26. A.I. imagery may destroy history as we know it
    (104 points | Comments)

27. The dark forest and the cozy web (2020)
    (111 points | Comments)

28. My thoughts on OCaml
    (185 points | Comments)

29. The Old (2018)
    (115 points | Comments)

30. Tuql: Automatically create a GraphQL server from a SQLite database
    (143 points | Comments)

31. Aspiring partners accuse Apple of copying their ideas
    (128 points | Comments)

32. The Nature of Code (2012)
    (210 points | Comments)

33. First up-close images of Mars’s little-known moon Deimos
    (211 points | Comments)

34. Learn WebGPU
    (243 points | Comments)

35. Smartphones with Qualcomm chip secretly send personal data to Qualcomm
    (1077 points | Comments)

36. Congress gets 40 ChatGPT Plus licenses to start experimenting with generative AI
    (159 points | Comments)

37. People who use Notion to plan their whole lives
    (349 points | Comments)

38. Show HN: Killport – CLI tool to kill processes running on a specified port
    (153 points | Comments)

39. Transformers from Scratch (2021)
    (644 points | Comments)

40. Permutation Group Visualizer
    (101 points | Comments)

41. AMD Ryzen 7000 Burning Out: Impacts all 7000 processors
    (159 points | Comments)

42. Deep Neural Networks from Scratch in Zig
    (235 points | Comments)

43. Apple Pay’s long road to paying off is getting shorter
    (108 points | Comments)

44. GCC 13 and the State of Gccrs
    (154 points | Comments)

45. Deming Paradox: Operationally rigorous companies aren't nice places to work
    (283 points | Comments)