July 2020 Archive
1561.
What Is an Individual? Biology Seeks Clues in Information Theory (quantamagazine.org)
1562.
Facebook and CMU Introduce TaBERT for Understanding Tabular Data Queries (syncedreview.com)
1563.
N. K. Jemisin’s Dream Worlds (newyorker.com)
1564.
Three spacecraft heading to Mars this summer (nytimes.com)
1565.
The Super Duper Universal Binary (tenfourfox.blogspot.com)
1566.
Lessons learned from building a commercial open-source bot development platform (livablesoftware.com)
1567.
Why GNU grep is fast (2010) (lists.freebsd.org)
1568.
Creating randomness Without Math.random (healeycodes.com)
1569.
A voice separation model that distinguishes multiple speakers simultaneously (ai.facebook.com)
1570.
Reading Hard-to-Read Gravestones (2014) (organizeyourfamilyhistory.com)
1571.
Show HN: Dyna-Kinematics – A 2D physics simulator with some unique features (github.com)
1572.
List of computer vision pretrained models (github.com)
1573.
Unidentified Federal Law Enforcement Detaining Protestors Without Explanation (opb.org)
1574.
Show HN: IPOs.fyi – Missing Out on IPOs Was Frustrating, So I Fixed It (ipos.fyi)
1575.
Could IPOs be replaced by blank check acquisitions (SPAC)? (quora.com)
1576.
Building the ultimate home office again (troyhunt.com)
1577.
People loved Nikola but not its warrants (bloomberg.com)
1578.
There's never been an easier time to write your own language (2016) (joshsharp.com.au)
1579.
Scientists Discovered a Gigantic Structure in a Hidden Zone of Space (vice.com)
1580.
Quantum Bayesianism Explained by Its Founder (quantamagazine.org)
1581.
NeurIPS 2020 Optimization Competition (bbochallenge.com)
1582.
The Rise of the Solo Capitalists (nbt.substack.com)
1583.
What Makes a Picture Good? (phillipreeve.net)
1584.
Exploring Fully Homomorphic Encryption (vitalik.ca)
1585.
Building a BASIC Interpreter, '80s style (able.bio)
1586.
The futility of “I told you so” in software engineering teams (humza.sh)
1587.
I changed my LinkedIn avatar to include my toddler (twitter.com)
1588.
In 2020, Words Are 'Violence,' Arson Is Not (reason.com)
1589.
After Quarantine, 28% of People Report Feeling Overwhelmed by Driving (reviews.com)
1590.
The Unplanned Impact of Mathematics (nature.com)