November 2022 Archive
11011.
Business Plot (en.wikipedia.org)
11012.
Are We Still Thinking? (simonsarris.substack.com)
11013.
Which MOOCs that you have taken till 2022 delivered tangible outcomes?
11014.
Filecoin Storage Stats (storage.filecoin.io)
11015.
The Children Making Millions on YouTube (wsj.com)
11016.
Employers Rethink Need for College Degrees in Tight Labor Market (wsj.com)
11017.
A bug fix in the 8086 microprocessor, revealed in the die's silicon (righto.com)
11018.
Ask HN: Resources on reverse engineering web-applications?
11019.
Stable Diffusion lead envisions an open source Holodeck (the-decoder.com)
11020.
WhatsApp data breach sees nearly 500M user records up for sale (techradar.com)
11021.
Btcrad.io:aggregating quality Bitcoin podcasts into audio streams (h17n.com)
11022.
More fantasy film mash ups via AI (djfood.org)
11023.
gRPC tunnel to reverse the client-server communication (giskard.ai)
11024.
Giant Wind Farms Arise Off Scotland, Easing the Pain of Oil’s Decline (nytimes.com)
11025.
Call HN: Decentralized Nat Hole Punching Measurement Campaign (github.com)
11026.
New App for Bird Photographers (petapixel.com)
11027.
Google Thinks Jim Carrey Is Paul Giamatti (google.com)
11028.
Safe Rust Code That Segfaults (kxxt.dev)
11029.
Facebook Parent Meta Links Influence Campaign to US Military (securityweek.com)
11030.
CRDT: Mutable Tree Hierarchy (madebyevan.com)
11031.
Black Friday Deals Website from Open Source GitHub Repository (blackfridaydeals.lol)
11032.
An evolved 34-key layout for iPadOS (mattgemmell.scot)
11033.
Asking for Feedback (red-labs.co.uk)
11034.
What to Know Now That the N.Y.P.D. Is on Amazon’s Neighborhood Watch App (nytimes.com)
11035.
Tiny Nativity scene in the eye of a needle on display in Birmingham (bbc.com)
11036.
I trained an AI chatbot on my childhood journal entries (twitter.com)
11037.
No CSS Club (nocss.club)
11038.
Bonhoeffer’s Theory of Stupidity Explains the World Perfectly (medium.com)
11039.
AWS Lambda Now Has Support for Node.js 18 Runtime (infoq.com)
11040.
CNbots are flooding Twiter with ads to make search for protests tweets difficult (twitter.com)