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Archives for 26 Oct 2021

1. Howard University’s removal of classics is a spiritual catastrophe
   (146 points | Comments)

2. Stripe is kick-starting market for carbon removal
   (211 points | Comments)

3. Wikivoyage has disappeared from DuckDuckGo
   (240 points | Comments)

4. France moves to shield its book industry from Amazon
   (220 points | Comments)

5. Why Lisp? (2015)
   (157 points | Comments)

6. Building a recommendation engine inside Postgres with Python and Pandas (2020)
   (173 points | Comments)

7. Bugs in our pockets: the risks of client-side scanning
   (204 points | Comments)

8. Alphabet Third Quarter 2021 Results [pdf]
   (110 points | Comments)

9. Notes from the Meeting on Python GIL Removal Between Python Core and Sam Gross
   (248 points | Comments)

10. Get AWS costs posted directly to Slack
    (104 points | Comments)

11. We need new data books, so we published one
    (171 points | Comments)

12. SARS-CoV-2 variant A.30 is heavily mutated and evades vaccine-induced antibodies
    (253 points | Comments)

13. Which jobs most often pair together among married couples
    (471 points | Comments)

14. Fast-Paced Multiplayer (Part I): Client-Server Game Architecture
    (247 points | Comments)

15. Postgres audit tables saved us from taking down production
    (174 points | Comments)

16. Geothermal's path to relevance: cheap drilling
    (153 points | Comments)

17. This word does not exist
    (1184 points | Comments)

18. Where have all the insects gone?
    (307 points | Comments)

19. Next.js 12
    (451 points | Comments)

20. Is college worth it? A return-on-investment analysis
    (146 points | Comments)

21. How we built a serverless SQL database
    (265 points | Comments)

22. Photoshop’s journey to the web
    (179 points | Comments)

23. The Sequoia Fund: Patient capital for building enduring companies
    (188 points | Comments)

24. Rust on Espressif chips
    (230 points | Comments)

25. A patent troll backs off
    (799 points | Comments)

26. The ‘Dune’ Screenplay Was Written in Movie Master on MS-DOS
    (180 points | Comments)

27. Former Facebook staffers launch Integrity Institute
    (163 points | Comments)

28. My interview with Steven Levy re. leaking of my Facebook Goodbye post
    (228 points | Comments)

29. Apple Privacy Rules to Blame for Facebook's Lower Than Expected Quarterly Growth
    (136 points | Comments)

30. Decades after polio, Martha is among the last to still rely on an iron lung
    (218 points | Comments)

31. Sand won’t save you this time (2008)
    (168 points | Comments)

32. CRDT resources
    (119 points | Comments)

33. GitHub stale bot considered harmful
    (338 points | Comments)

34. Apple Is Normalising Surveillance
    (307 points | Comments)

35. Edward Snowden Slams Sam Altman's Worldcoin: 'Don't Catalogue Eyeballs'
    (547 points | Comments)

36. Facing sky-high connection fees, rural Ontarians go off the grid
    (317 points | Comments)

37. Sudan woke up without Internet
    (129 points | Comments)

38. Element One – All of Matrix, WhatsApp, Signal and Telegram in one place
    (530 points | Comments)

39. Writing a Linux-compatible kernel in Rust
    (167 points | Comments)

40. Privacy Is a Human Right
    (426 points | Comments)

41. Show HN: CookLang – Recipe Markup Language
    (415 points | Comments)

42. OpenTelemetry
    (168 points | Comments)

43. A librarian and a food historian rediscovered the recipes of Moorish Spain
    (113 points | Comments)

44. A bug that doesn’t exist on x86: Exploiting an ARM-only race condition
    (291 points | Comments)

45. A Love Letter to Ruby and Rails
    (153 points | Comments)

46. FBI raids researcher who discovered private patient data on public server (2016)
    (177 points | Comments)

47. Slow Down, Finish Faster
    (205 points | Comments)

48. Offline-First Database Comparison
    (415 points | Comments)

49. Apple M1 Pro and Max Surprises
    (154 points | Comments)