November 2022 Archive
17971.
Resize a Video with FFmpeg for Mastodon (paulox.net)
17972.
Show HN: I made a tool to browse HN on an iPod Classic in the browser (ipodsocial.com)
17973.
A Maybe Kinda Secure Way to Evaluate Untrusted JavaScript in a Web Browser (humanprogramming.substack.com)
17974.
SRE Transformation: Our Thoughts (layeraleph.com)
17975.
FDA Restricts NMN Sales (spannr.com)
17976.
SBF transferred assets to Bahamas government custody after bankruptcy (cnbc.com)
17977.
The Future of Hackathon Research and Practice (arxiv.org)
17978.
Show HN: How to properly clean your phone and other devices (fixmyspeakers.com)
17979.
FTX's Bankman-Fried Quietly Invested More Than $500M in Sequoia and Other VCs (theinformation.com)
17980.
On Pioneers, Settlers, Town Planners and Theft (blog.gardeviance.org)
17981.
iPhone Killer: The Secret History of the Apple Watch (2015) (wired.com)
17982.
Privacy Policies for Season’s Hottest Connected Gifts (foundation.mozilla.org)
17983.
Motional and Lyft will launch a robotaxi service in Los Angeles (theverge.com)
17984.
Sapling: A Scalable, User-Friendly Source Control System (github.com)
17985.
Spring Modulith: have we reached modularity maturity? (blog.frankel.ch)
17986.
Fact–value distinction (en.wikipedia.org)
17987.
Galactica: A Large Language Model for Science (arxiv.org)
17988.
Closed-form continuous-time neural networks (nature.com)
17989.
Search Is Overfitted Create; Create Is Underfitted Search (jina.ai)
17990.
Blue (fractaldelights.bearblog.dev)
17991.
How Ticketmaster came to dominate live events (marketplace.org)
17992.
Show HN: HackerNewsTV – generate playlist from YouTube links posted on HN (youtube.com)
17993.
Show HN: Diffusion Land, create images with AI and compose complex prompts (diffusion.land)
17994.
Mystery Airships (1890s Phenomenon) (en.wikipedia.org)
17995.
Roll or Don’t (rollordont.com)
17996.
Why Apple Calendar Is My Scheduling Workhorse (medium.com)
17997.
Airbnb co-founder needed a tiny prefab. He built Backyard ADU [video] (youtube.com)
17998.
Early meteorites brought enough water to Mars to create a global ocean (newscientist.com)
17999.
Creation of Advanced materials on Nintendo 64 (Bumpmapping/Environment mapping) (renderu.com)
18000.
Is This the End Game for Crypto? (nytimes.com)