August 2019 Archive
1981.
Shared e-scooters aren’t always as green as other transport options (news.ncsu.edu)
1982.
Pesticides Could Be Making People Fat (nuscimag.com)
1983.
A recruiter used the GitHub API to pull my email address out of Git commits (twitter.com)
1984.
Neil Young’s Lonely Quest to Save Music From Low Quality Streaming (nytimes.com)
1985.
Ask HN: What are your favorite educational non-tech podcasts?
1986.
VDSO, 32-bit time, and seccomp (lwn.net)
1987.
Fire One, Fire Ten: Implications of the Torpedo Scandal of World War II (2018) (thestrategybridge.org)
1988.
Device vanishes on command after military missions (phys.org)
1989.
Babies display “Werewolf syndrome” after getting anti-baldness drug by mistake (nytimes.com)
1990.
Climate Winners and Losers (medium.com)
1991.
You’re Not Lazy, Bored, or Unmotivated (forge.medium.com)
1992.
Denmark Offers to Buy U.S. (newyorker.com)
1993.
Unhappy customer asked to sign legal agreement not to write a bad review (cbc.ca)
1994.
Show HN: K8up – Kubernetes Backup Operator Based on Restic (k8up.io)
1995.
Apple terminated my developer account for no reason (github.com)
1996.
How Hot Was July? Hotter Than Ever, Global Data Shows (nytimes.com)
1997.
When light and light collide (particlebites.com)
1998.
I'm Not Returning to Google After Maternity Leave, and Here Is Why [pdf] (documentcloud.org)
1999.
Why Is Lyme Disease So Hard to Understand? (theatlantic.com)
2000.
Stock trading strategies using machine learning (github.com)
2001.
How to smear your enemies and silence critics, Chinese Communist Party style (qz.com)
2002.
Good sleep, good learning, good life (super-memory.com)
2003.
Medium suspends account that investigates Chinese concentration camps (twitter.com)
2004.
Earth Stopped Getting Greener 20 Years Ago (scientificamerican.com)
2005.
China Acknowledges Holding an Employee of U.K.’s Hong Kong Consulate (nytimes.com)
2006.
Sushi Roll: A CPU kernel for cycle-by-cycle micro-architectural introspection (gamozolabs.github.io)
2007.
Coursera acquires Rhyme Softworks, an online platform for hands-on projects (blog.coursera.org)
2008.
Loot boxes a matter of “life or death,” says researcher (gamesindustry.biz)
2009.
Major Technological Changes Are Coming More Slowly Than They Once Did (scientificamerican.com)
2010.
Popeyes Chicken Sandwich Is an Economic Indicator (bloomberg.com)