September 2020 Archive
1232.
1233.
U.S. Adult Obesity Rate Tops 42 Percent; Highest Ever Recorded
(prnewswire.com)
1234.
Charge more for app subscriptions
(mronge.com)
1235.
A Brief Explanation of Greg Egan’s Dust Theory
(cephalopods.blog)
1236.
What happened to all the non-programmers? (2015)
(benkuhn.net)
1237.
Changes to Fusion 360 for Personal Use
(autodesk.com)
1238.
Database Version Control with Liquibase
(turtle-techies.com)
1239.
The missing harm of manual dispatch in Julia
(andreaskroepelin.de)
1240.
TIC-80 version 0.80
(github.com)
1241.
First time in 175 years, Scientific American endorses a presidential candidate
(scientificamerican.com)
1242.
DM41x: a modern take on the HP-41CX
(swissmicros.com)
1243.
1244.
Have we just stumbled on the biggest productivity increase of the century?
(theconversation.com)
1245.
Why Forth Isn't Slow (1985)
(archive.org)
1246.
Algorithms are changing what we read online
(thewalrus.ca)
1247.
Fluid framework, for building distributed, real-time collaborative web apps
(fluidframework.com)
1248.
The Rise and Fall of Pret a Manger
(wired.co.uk)
1250.
Jio’s phone will run Android and cost about $54
(bloomberg.com)
1251.
Modernizing the OpenBSD Console
(cambus.net)
1252.
Archaeologists with drones discover pre-Columbian earthworks in Kansas
(arstechnica.com)
1253.
Albuquerque Police Engaged in Secret Intelligence Gathering Operation
(counterpunch.org)
1254.
Catch Breaking Changes by Diffing API Traffic
(akitasoftware.com)
1255.
1256.
Sattolo's Algorithm (2017)
(danluu.com)
1257.
High school student leads archaeologists to lost Inca settlement
(theartnewspaper.com)
1258.
1259.
Anecdotes from Donald Knuth and Robert Tarjan
(scilogs.spektrum.de)
1260.
A Time Leap Challenge for Sat Solving
(arxiv.org)