November 2022 Archive
15421.
Amiga Unix Wiki (amigaunix.com)
15422.
Configure iTerm2 and Vim Like a Pro (medium.com)
15423.
The Intelligence of African Hunters (traditionsofconflict.substack.com)
15424.
Labour of Love (phirephoenix.com)
15425.
Wolfree: Free Wolfram Alpha Step-by-Step Solution (wolfreealpha.glitch.me)
15426.
AmigaONE X1000: When sun is rising (youtube.com)
15427.
Packaging Rust for Fedora (lwn.net)
15428.
Nvidia’s EDiffi Diffusion Model Allows ‘Painting with Words’ and More (unite.ai)
15429.
FM 6-22 Developing Leaders [pdf] (armypubs.army.mil)
15430.
GitBook 3.0 Is Here (changelog.gitbook.com)
15431.
Media patterns–A collection of common patterns for working with media on the Web (web.dev)
15432.
Book Review: “Status and Culture”, by W. David Marx (noahpinion.substack.com)
15433.
How an Atomic Clock Works, Round 2: Zeeman Alignment (youtube.com)
15434.
Meta backs out of plan to occupy new Austin office (therealdeal.com)
15435.
Do Cigarette Taxes Make Smokers Happier? (2022) (nber.org)
15436.
Catastrophic backtracking: how can a regular expression cause a ReDoS CVE? (pvs-studio.com)
15437.
Work on What Matters (staffeng.com)
15438.
Cinema Speculation (en.wikipedia.org)
15439.
Colormind: AI-powered color scheme generator (colormind.io)
15440.
Neutrino: Generate scalable server back ends quickly and export to code (neutrinoapp.com)
15441.
Severe depression eased by single dose of synthetic ‘magic mushroom’ (cnn.com)
15442.
teaxyz/cli - Unified packaging infrastructure – GitHub (github.com)
15443.
Engineered ‘Superplant’ Cleans Indoor Air Like 30 Regular Plants (singularityhub.com)
15444.
On Being Weirder (thisisnotvalue.substack.com)
15445.
Where the streets have no name (youtube.com)
15446.
The Material Theory of Induction (2021)(CC BY-NC-ND) [pdf] (sites.pitt.edu)
15447.
The constexpr array size problem (brevzin.github.io)
15448.
Patreon has issue with uploading attachments to posts (twitter.com)
15449.
Bank of England raises interest rates by 0.75 percentage points (ft.com)
15450.
Egypt, The Internet's Most Prominent Choke Point (wired.com)