June 2022 Archive
9991.
New AI “could be conscious” (youtube.com)
9992.
The lucrative economics of expert witnesses (thehustle.co)
9993.
9994.
One Terabyte of Kilobyte Age: Digging Through the Geocities Torrent (blog.geocities.institute)
9995.
ChatOps: Building Someone You’d Want to Have a Beer With (iamevan.me)
9996.
The Lavish Divorce Parties of the Beidane People (2017) (vice.com)
9997.
Microsoft (MSFT) Azure Selected by Meta to Boost AI Innovation (finance.yahoo.com)
9998.
Kubernetes – An Introduction to Sidecars (pauldally.medium.com)
9999.
.netrc Pains (daniel.haxx.se)
10000.
Storytelling That Moves People (hbr.org)
10001.
What Are Ocean Predators Doing So Deep Underwater? (knowablemagazine.org)
10002.
The costs and benefits of primary prevention of zoonotic pandemics (ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
10003.
‘What are our lives for?’: a philosopher answers kids’ existential questions (theguardian.com)
10004.
Mac mini 'tower,' M2 Mac mini listed by B&H before WWDC (appleinsider.com)
10005.
How to Build Security for Your SaaS User Communications (courier.com)
10006.
Inflation is coming for middle-class households (marketwatch.com)
10007.
Phorge: Phabricator's Fork (we.phorge.it)
10008.
Helix: A post-modern modal text editor (github.com)
10009.
Mercedes-Benz issues global recall of one million older cars (theguardian.com)
10010.
‘Deadbots’ can speak for you after your death. Is that ethical? (theconversation.com)
10011.
Genetic paparazzi are right around the corner, courts aren’t ready for DNA theft (theconversation.com)
10012.
Scientists develop a 'fabric' that turns body movement into electricity (sciencedaily.com)
10013.
Network-bound disk encryption on Arch Linux (vdwaa.nl)
10014.
GM’s Cruise Wins the Race to Charge for Driverless Rides (thedrive.com)
10015.
The Urantia Book (en.wikipedia.org)
10016.
Finding the optimal human strategy for Wordle (arxiv.org)
10017.
Fw: Workspace Productivity Booster (github.com)
10018.
10019.
How to embed a React app in a Go binary (smartinary.com)
10020.
Sergey Brin’s airship startup grows rapidly (ft.com)