July 2023 Archive
991.
An ARM Assembler Written in Lisp (forum.ulisp.com)
992.
Rust on Espressif chips (mabez.dev)
993.
Twitter is threatening to sue Meta over Threads [pdf] (cdn.sanity.io)
994.
Teaching Programming in the Age of ChatGPT (oreilly.com)
995.
Show HN: An index of all monthly dividend stocks (thedividendlist.com)
996.
Ripple notches win in SEC case over XRP cryptocurrency (reuters.com)
997.
Threads, a Slack alternative unrelated to Instagram, has seen downloads surge (techcrunch.com)
998.
Counterterrorism internet surveillance is being retargeted at sex workers (theintercept.com)
999.
Closure, from why the lucky stiff (2013) (github.com)
1000.
Workers with less experience gain the most from generative AI (mitsloan.mit.edu)
1001.
A dive into the AMD driver workflow (geohot.github.io)
1002.
Exploring Linear A (lineara.xyz)
1003.
Chidori – Declarative framework for AI agents (Rust, Python, and Node.js) (github.com)
1004.
Gallery of Processor Cache Effects (igoro.com)
1005.
Vimspector – the Vim debugger rules all (puremourning.github.io)
1006.
American hard hat jobs have the highest level of open positions ever recorded (cnbc.com)
1007.
Scientists hit with massive bills after speaking at COVID-19 ‘webinars’ (science.org)
1008.
Austral Programming Language (austral-lang.org)
1009.
Twitter is threatening to sue Meta over Threads (semafor.com)
1010.
Advanced Performance Extensions (APX) (intel.com)
1011.
Fifty years ago, a fire ripped through the National Personnel Records Center (wired.com)
1012.
In 17th century, Leibniz dreamed of a machine that could calculate ideas (2019) (spectrum.ieee.org)
1013.
AMIGAlive – Play Amiga games online with people across the world (amigalive.com)
1014.
A beautiful, broken America: what I learned on a 2,800-mile bus ride (theguardian.com)
1015.
Istanbul's blue tile paradise (onthearts.com)
1016.
1953 'Phantom' A-bomb film 'Hiroshima,' with 88,000 extras, screening in Tokyo (mainichi.jp)
1017.
My Netlify account has been suspended, I don’t know why? (answers.netlify.com)
1018.
Wikipedia switches to CC BY-SA 4.0 license (diff.wikimedia.org)
1019.
“Typo leak” exposes millions of US military emails to Mali web operator (ft.com)
1020.
Bevy XPBD: A physics engine for the Bevy game engine (joonaa.dev)