Docker is deleting Open Source organisations - what you need to know — My startup banking story — and DreamWorks releases OpenMoonRay source code

Issue #1072 — March 16, 2023

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Docker is deleting Open Source organisations - what you need to know blog.alexellis.io \| points: 1137 \| comments: 587

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My startup banking story mitchellh.com \| points: 569 \| comments: 244

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DreamWorks releases OpenMoonRay source code github.com \| points: 449 \| comments: 90

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Silicon Valley Bank unmasks the hypocrisy of libertarian tech bros newstatesman.com \| points: 446 \| comments: 467

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Kottke.org is 25 years old today kottke.org \| points: 439 \| comments: 83

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Kali Linux 2023.1 introduces ’Purple’ distro for defensive security gitlab.com \| points: 357 \| comments: 97

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Hetzner launches three new dedicated servers hetzner.com \| points: 356 \| comments: 288

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Modern Font Stacks modernfontstacks.com \| points: 340 \| comments: 7

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Epic Games to pay $245M for tricking users into making unwanted charges ftc.gov \| points: 326 \| comments: 197

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Suing to protect right of incarcerated people to receive physical mail eff.org \| points: 322 \| comments: 142

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Credit Suisse sheds nearly 25%, key backer says no more money reuters.com \| points: 318 \| comments: 432

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We can’t all use AI. Someone has to generate the training data twitter.com \| points: 317 \| comments: 560

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Banking in uncertain times bitsaboutmoney.com \| points: 310 \| comments: 339

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Was there a tech-hiring bubble? Job postings data suggest so fredblog.stlouisfed.org \| points: 310 \| comments: 400

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Americans lost a record $10.3B to online scammers last year, FBI says wsj.com \| points: 257 \| comments: 243

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Trichloroethylene: An invisible cause of Parkinson’s disease? content.iospress.com \| points: 248 \| comments: 149

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Using a Raspberry Pi to add a second HDMI port to a laptop pierre-couy.dev \| points: 236 \| comments: 102

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Ask HN: What books helped you in your entrepreneurship journey? news.ycombinator.com \| points: 222 \| comments: 98

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South Korea to build world’s largest chip center in Seoul with $230B investment cnn.com \| points: 211 \| comments: 98

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Python-based compiler achieves orders-of-magnitude speedups news.mit.edu \| points: 210 \| comments: 163

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