LSD Chemist William Pickard to Be Released from Prison — and On Liberating My Smartwatch from Cloud Services

Issue #110 — July 26, 2020

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LSD Chemist William Pickard to Be Released from Prison psymposia.com \| points: 443 \| comments: 337

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On Liberating My Smartwatch from Cloud Services bunniestudios.com \| points: 438 \| comments: 176

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Bloom filters debunked: Dispelling 30 Years of bad math with Coq gopiandcode.uk \| points: 417 \| comments: 120

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Regional Air Mobility: Why we don’t plan to operate flights under 20km lilium.com \| points: 297 \| comments: 317

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Dance is superior to repetitive physical exercise in brain plasticity: study journals.plos.org \| points: 268 \| comments: 136

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Show HN: A simple CLI tool to generate satellite images of a location github.com \| points: 252 \| comments: 48

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Machine Learning Research at Apple machinelearning.apple.com \| points: 249 \| comments: 39

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Banks are slow to increase rates on savings accounts, but quick to reduce them jpkoning.blogspot.com \| points: 209 \| comments: 160

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Saliva based Covid test: results in 45 minutes colorado.edu \| points: 208 \| comments: 75

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Homeland Security Was Destined to Become a Secret Police Force newyorker.com \| points: 197 \| comments: 148

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How a Kalman filter works, in pictures bzarg.com \| points: 175 \| comments: 25

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Show HN: Textdb.dev – simple data sharing for fun projects textdb.dev \| points: 172 \| comments: 66

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Digikam 7.0: Open-source photo management digikam.org \| points: 150 \| comments: 45

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Noprocrast tutswiki.com \| points: 138 \| comments: 96

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Show HN: I made a minimalist spaced repetition tool memordo.com \| points: 135 \| comments: 74

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Instagram caught keeping iOS camera on during usage 9to5mac.com \| points: 131 \| comments: 48

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Smartphone contact tracing has failed everywhere eclecticlight.co \| points: 119 \| comments: 130

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A browser plugin for Unity blog.mozvr.com \| points: 118 \| comments: 23

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Machu Picchu was purposely built on intersecting fault lines: research (2019) smithsonianmag.com \| points: 113 \| comments: 60

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Independently Poor: A Twist on FU Money – a.k.a. “FU, Money” streetlifesolutions.blogspot.com \| points: 111 \| comments: 118

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