November 2022 Archive
9571.
Trip Report: Autumn ISO C++ standards meeting (Kona) (herbsutter.com)
9572.
Carrington Event (en.wikipedia.org)
9573.
NCS (ncs.io)
9574.
Quiet hour shopping makes us wonder why our cities have to be so noisy (theconversation.com)
9575.
Decrypting Zoom's Video RTP Packets (github.com)
9576.
FTX collapse being scrutinized by Bahamas investigators (reuters.com)
9577.
The “Great Filter”: Extraterrestrial Life and Humanity’s Future in the Universe (arxiv.org)
9578.
Problem with my open-source startup (docs.google.com)
9579.
For many disabled patients the doctor is often not in (undark.org)
9580.
Amazon reviewing possible layoffs in Alexa and other businesses (businessinsider.com)
9581.
How to shorten red light clearance times without reducing safety [video] (youtube.com)
9582.
Perl performance evolution over the last decade (blogs.perl.org)
9583.
Divergent SARS-CoV-2 variant emerges in deer with deer-to-human transmission (nature.com)
9584.
Coding Curves (bit-101.com)
9585.
Mindfulness and medication work equally well to curb anxiety, a new study found (cnn.com)
9586.
9587.
JSON Schema is a constraint system (not an object-oriented language) (modern-json-schema.com)
9588.
AAX, a derivatives exchange from Hong Kong suspends all operations (twitter.com)
9589.
Client Utility Demo (1998) [video] (youtube.com)
9590.
Shufflecake – a plausible deniability (hidden storage) layer for Linux (codeberg.org)
9591.
List of inventors killed by their own invention (en.wikipedia.org)
9592.
How I Learned the Art of Seduction (nytimes.com)
9593.
How Minecraft became one of the biggest video games in history (2013) (latimes.com)
9594.
Air pollution: Uncovering the dirty secret behind BP’s bumper profits (bbc.com)
9595.
Russia reportedly banning Apex Legends, The Last of Us, and more (gamerant.com)
9596.
Deep Sleep Gives Your Brain a Deep Clean (scientificamerican.com)
9597.
Penrose Tiling Quilt (mzucker.github.io)
9598.
How to Deploy Stable Diffusion Models (lightning.ai)
9599.
Farmland Values Hit Record Highs (nytimes.com)
9600.
Twitter Search of Shame (twitter.com)