January 2022 Archive
1111.
Devious SQL: Message Queuing Using Native PostgreSQL (blog.crunchydata.com)
1112.
Private Equity Firm Amassing Data on America’s Children (themarkup.org)
1113.
A $3B bet on finding the fountain of youth (economist.com)
1114.
Ask HN: How do small companies do recruitment?
1115.
Wordle Is a Love Story (nytimes.com)
1116.
Launch HN: Clover (YC S20) – Notes, whiteboarding, and daily planner in one tool
1117.
Look How Big Is My Team (nicolasbustamante.substack.com)
1118.
Former Uber Chief Security Officer to Face Wire Fraud Charges (justice.gov)
1119.
Parsing Decimals four times faster (cantortrading.fi)
1120.
Show HN: An in-browser text editor to easily create static HTML (triplelog.com)
1121.
Indian threat actor Patchwork APT caught in its own web (blog.malwarebytes.com)
1122.
Economists are revising their views on robots and jobs (economist.com)
1123.
Ireland to launch basic income program for artists (artforum.com)
1124.
The writer who made me love comics taught me to hate them (2016) (polygon.com)
1125.
SICP: JavaScript Edition available for pre-order (mitpress.mit.edu)
1126.
The strangely successful history of people mailing themselves in boxes (2015) (atlasobscura.com)
1127.
Request your personal information (amazon.com)
1128.
Linuxgems – A succinct cheat sheet for newbie Linux coders and sysadmins (github.com)
1129.
How to find a domain's authoritative nameservers (jvns.ca)
1130.
MoonBounce: The dark side of UEFI firmware (securelist.com)
1131.
Preliminary analysis of the Hayabusa2 samples returned from asteroid Ryugu (nature.com)
1132.
Urea prices increase 270% in 1 year (indexmundi.com)
1133.
Vitamin D supplementation reduces autoimmune disease risk in trial findings (bmj.com)
1134.
Tech debt gets worse before it gets better (jeremymikkola.com)
1135.
NoJS – Creating a calculator with only HTML and CSS (blog.scottlogic.com)
1136.
AaronOS (aaronos.dev)
1137.
Bladecoder: Point and Click Adventure Editor/Engine (github.com)
1138.
Venmo, PayPal and Zelle must report $600 in transactions to IRS (nbcnews.com)
1139.
World ocean temperatures in 2021 were the hottest ever recorded (axios.com)
1140.
What made the Amiga so great (8bitnews.io)