Wednesday, 29 January 2020

• "We can't send email farther than 500 miles from here" (a debugging story)
  comments | ibiblio.org | tags: bugs, and story
• Ask HN: What are Some Interesting Projects to Reuse Your Old Devices?
  comments | news.ycombinator.com | tags: hacker-news
• Automating Receipt Digitization with OCR and Deep Learning
  comments | nanonets.com | tags: machine-learning
• Blocking Your Adblocker
  comments | medium.com | tags: guide
• Canadian Researchers Discovered How To Convert Blood Types A, B And AB to Universal Donor O-Negative. They Found That Human Gut Bacteria Makes a Class of Enzymes Which React With The Non-O Type Red Blood Cells, Essentially Transforming Them Into O-Negative Today I Learned
  comments | cbc.ca | tags: health, science, and today-i-learned
• David Schiffler, a 3 Year Old Boy at The Time, Told His Dad He Found a Dinosaur Egg Shell While Playing in The Dirt Soon After Seeing a Movie on Dinosaurs, and All He Got From His Dad was a Shrug, "Yeah, Right", But bt Turned Out To Be a Genuine Dinosaur Egg Shell! Today I Learned
  comments | deseret.com | tags: today-i-learned
• Docker Data Containers
  comments | faizanbashir.me | tags: docker, and guide
• In 1992, Nike Made a Super Bowl Commercial Where an Animated Bugs Bunny Played Basketball With a Real-Live Michael Jordan. The Commercial was So Successful That Warner Brothers Decided to Turn it Into a Whole Movie (Space Jam) Today I Learned
  comments | highsnobiety.com | tags: movie, and today-i-learned
• Installing NextStep OS (OpenStep) in VirtualBox
  comments | stuffjasondoes.com | tags: apple, os, software, and virtual-machine
• KnightOS was an Interesting Operating System
  comments | drewdevault.com | tags: os
• My 2020 Hackintosh Hardware Spec
  comments | infinitediaries.net | tags: apple, hardware, and os

Tuesday, 28 January 2020

• ‘The Open Book’ eReader Is What Open Source Lovers Need Right Now
  comments | fossbytes.com | tags: hardware, and open-source
• Binarysearch.io - Learn Algorithms Together
  comments | binarysearch.io | tags: guide, and online-tools
• Building Personal Search Infrastructure for Your Knowledge and Code
  comments | beepb00p.xyz | tags: guide, and knowledge
• CacheOut: Leaking Data on Intel CPUs via Cache Evictions
  comments | cacheoutattack.com | tags: bugs, intel, and leaks
• How Long Will It Take to Develop a Vaccine for the Wuhan Virus?
  comments | gizmodo.com | tags: health, news, and science
• How to Add Tests on Existing Code When You Have Short Deadlines
  comments | understandlegacycode.com | tags: dev, guide, and testing
• In 1898, German Company Bayer Introduced its New Medication Diacetylmorphine, Marketed as aA Non-Addictive Cough Medicine. It Quickly Became Very Popular. It's Now Best Known By its Trade Name, Heroin Today I Learned
  comments | narconon.org | tags: today-i-learned
• JavaScript Libraries are Almost Never Updated Once Installed
  comments | blog.cloudflare.com | tags: dev, javascript, and web-development
• Pluto was Discovered by a 23 Year Old Farmboy with no Degree in Astronomy who Spent a Year Comparing Photographs of The Night Sky, Searching for a "Star" that Changed Positions. He Would Later Earn His Masters Degree and Teach at New Mexico State Today I Learned
  comments | en.wikipedia.org | tags: science, and today-i-learned
• The Right Way to Email a Git Repository
  comments | statagroup.com | tags: dev, git, and guide
• Using OpenAI Gym to Train an Open-Source 3D Printed Robot
  comments | github.com | tags: artificial-intelligence, guide, and open-source
• Watch This Veteran Collapse on Antiques Roadshow When He Learns His $345 Rolex Is Actually Worth $700,000
  comments | gizmodo.com | tags: news

Monday, 27 January 2020

• Entropy in the Universe
  comments | johncarlosbaez.wordpress.com | tags: science
• GNU Recutils
  comments | labs.tomasino.org | tags: software, and terminal
• Gravity: Upstream Kubernetes Packaging Tools
  comments | github.com | tags: kubernetes, and open-source
• New PSU Standard to Launch This Year
  comments | custompc.raspberrypi.org | tags: hardware
• Pygame Zero: Creating Games Without Boilerplate
  comments | pygame-zero.readthedocs.io | tags: game-engine, games, and python
• Responsive Pixel Art
  comments | essenmitsosse.de | tags: graphics
• SQLite Is Serverless
  comments | sqlite.org | tags: database
• Text-to-Speech And Speech-to-Text Open-Source Software Stack
  comments | github.com | tags: open-source
• The Economics of All-You-Can-Eat Buffets
  comments | thehustle.co | tags: business, and foods
• The Infinite Loop That Wasn't: A Holy Grail Bug Story
  comments | mgba.io | tags: bugs
• Umbra: An ACID-Compliant Database Built for In-Memory Analytics Speed
  comments | umbra-db.com | tags: database
• Understanding The GIT Workflow
  comments | blog.soshace.com | tags: dev, git, guide, and knowledge

Sunday, 26 January 2020

• A Year with The Surface Go
  comments | andregarzia.com | tags: microsoft, opinion, and review
• Am I Unique?
  comments | amiunique.org | tags: privacy
• America’s Radioactive Secret: Oil-and-Gas Wells Produce Radioactive Waste
  comments | rollingstone.com | tags: environment, and science
• AWS Graviton2
  comments | perspectives.mvdirona.com | tags: amazon, and technology
• During The Black Death in The 17th Century, All Ships Coming to Port were Required to Wait in Isolation for 40 Days, Translated to 'Quaranta Giorni' in Italian, Before The Crew Could Come Ashore. This is Where The Term 'Quarantine' Comes From Today I Learned
  comments | npr.org | tags: health, and today-i-learned
• New Coronavirus can Spread Between Humans—but it Started in a Wildlife Market
  comments | nationalgeographic.com | tags: health, and science
• R-cade: A Simple Arcade Game Engine for Racket
  comments | github.com | tags: game-engine, games, and open-source