January 2022 Archive
2671.
Witness at scene of CDC lab monkeys crash has developed symptoms – Harrisburg100 (hbg100.com)
2672.
Robinhood posts $423M net loss (cnn.com)
2673.
Documents show discrimination against Asian American students (thehill.com)
2674.
Show the case against (shubhro.com)
2675.
The Mac Malware of 2021 (objective-see.com)
2676.
The Evolution of the PCI Express Specification (pcisig.com)
2677.
Sendxmpp as a Replacement for Mail(1) (momi.ca)
2678.
The Largest Suite of Cosmic Simulations for AI Training Is Now Free to Download (today.uconn.edu)
2679.
Jad Abumrad's Steps to Better Storytelling (descript.com)
2680.
Emails reveal scientists suspected Covid leaked from Wuhan lab (nypost.com)
2681.
Deep Diving Zen 3 V-Cache (chipsandcheese.com)
2682.
PlacesAPI (placesapi.co.uk)
2683.
VPN Provider Agrees to Block Torrent Traffic and The Pirate Bay on U.S. Servers (torrentfreak.com)
2684.
Introductory Signals (tarlton.law.utexas.edu)
2685.
Microsoft to Acquire Activision Blizzard in an all-cash transaction at $68.7B (news.microsoft.com)
2686.
Supreme Court Will Hear Challenge to Affirmative Action at Harvard and UNC (nytimes.com)
2687.
Terry Pratchett estate backs Jack Monroe’s idea for ‘Vimes Boots’ poverty index (theguardian.com)
2688.
Textbook: Introduction to Classical and Quantum Computing (thomaswong.net)
2689.
Mix and Match Mental Models (lethain.com)
2690.
Former nuclear leaders: Say ‘no’ to new reactors (powermag.com)
2691.
Spotify Removing Neil Young's Music (reuters.com)
2692.
Ask HN: What book should I buy for my 18th birthday?
2693.
How the West Was Lost (notochina.org)
2694.
Redis vs. Kafka vs. RabbitMQ (blog.devgenius.io)
2695.
When Did Sex Become Fun? (2016) (sapiens.org)
2696.
San Francisco Police Illegally Used Surveillance Cameras at George Floyd Protest (eff.org)
2697.
Google deploying planes over cities for 3D maps (2012) (reuters.com)
2698.
On the Y Combinator Summer 2021 batch (jaredheyman.medium.com)
2699.
Tinder charges more for young gays, lesbians and the over-30s, says Which? (independent.co.uk)
2700.
Wordle-Solver – solves 99.7% of common five-letter English words (github.com)