July 2019 Archive
1171.
Twenty-one cities in India will run out of groundwater by 2020 (firstpost.com)
1172.
Ask HN: Plant a Trillion Trees Campaign?
1173.
The Origin of Most Coal on Earth (2016) (nationalgeographic.com)
1174.
FE-Schrift (en.wikipedia.org)
1175.
MPAA Welcomes Netflix as New Member (mpaa.org)
1176.
Launch HN: Dataform (YC W18) – Build Reliable SQL Data Pipelines as a Team
1177.
Facebook are frantically trying to find out who leaked thousands of documents (reclaimthenet.org)
1178.
I Used to Be a Human Being (2016) (nymag.com)
1179.
Racket2 Possibilities (groups.google.com)
1180.
Has the Time Come for City-Run Public Banks? (citylab.com)
1181.
US government approves T-Mobile/Sprint merger (arstechnica.com)
1182.
Fujifilm’s first surveillance camera can read a license plate from 1km away (theverge.com)
1183.
Show HN: Drag and drop page building for any site (builder.io)
1184.
Bullet Time (logicmag.io)
1185.
Show HN: Autocomplete Python with Deep Learning (github.com)
1186.
Christopher Kraft, NASA’s Face and Voice of Mission Control, Dies at 95 (nytimes.com)
1187.
Abscissa: Security-oriented Rust application framework (iqlusion.blog)
1188.
I'm a College Professor Who Faked Dissertation Data on the Side (vice.com)
1189.
The case against plant consciousness (news.ucsc.edu)
1190.
Egyptian ‘bent’ pyramid dating back 4,600 years opens to public (independent.co.uk)
1191.
“Only five people maintain Python-pip” (twitter.com)
1192.
New CSS Features in Firefox 68 (hacks.mozilla.org)
1193.
Eve Online’s communications blackout explained (polygon.com)
1194.
Our Brain Uses a Not-So-Instant Replay to Make Decisions (scientificamerican.com)
1195.
Genetically modified microbes alert the immune system to cancer in mice (nytimes.com)
1196.
VW invests $2.6B in self-driving startup Argo AI as part of Ford alliance (techcrunch.com)
1197.
Never-Googlers: Web users take the ultimate step to guard their data (thehour.com)
1198.
Bulgaria tax hacking: An entire nation was hit (cnn.com)
1199.
Researchers Develop ‘Trojan Horse’ Drug That Tricks, Then Kills Cancer Cells (studyfinds.org)
1200.
Scientists use camera with human-like vision to capture 5,400 FPS video (petapixel.com)