Darling: macOS Translation Layer for Linux — and Android In a Box – Run Android applications on any GNU/Linux operating system

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Darling: macOS Translation Layer for Linux darlinghq.org \| points: 585 \| comments: 178

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Android In a Box – Run Android applications on any GNU/Linux operating system anbox.io \| points: 569 \| comments: 136

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Missing Covid-19 test data was caused by the ill-thought-out use of Excel bbc.com \| points: 468 \| comments: 420

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Full-Bleed Layout Using CSS Grid joshwcomeau.com \| points: 422 \| comments: 152

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I built a lay-down desk blog.luap.info \| points: 404 \| comments: 261

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Applying “make invalid states unrepresentable” kevinmahoney.co.uk \| points: 352 \| comments: 166

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Principles of Data Oriented Programming blog.klipse.tech \| points: 306 \| comments: 105

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Amazon turned off customer’s Kindle account, blocking her from her books (2012) nbcnews.com \| points: 302 \| comments: 229

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Users may be unable to connect or experiencing degraded performance status.slack.com \| points: 290 \| comments: 210

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Fortunately, I don’t squash my commits blog.ploeh.dk \| points: 264 \| comments: 302

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Nvidia announces Jetson Nano 2GB, a single board computer medium.com \| points: 260 \| comments: 173

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Diagram Maker: Open sourcing IoT visualization aws.amazon.com \| points: 242 \| comments: 47

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Cells are fast and crowded places righto.com \| points: 240 \| comments: 91

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Strapped startup declines acquihire, Apple poaches key engineers; NP, says court [pdf] cases.justia.com \| points: 235 \| comments: 405

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Police are requesting data from smart speakers wired.com \| points: 219 \| comments: 204

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How we built a $1m ARR SaaS startup canny.io \| points: 216 \| comments: 76

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On the destruction of America’s best high school scottaaronson.com \| points: 210 \| comments: 200

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FastCGI – The Forgotten Treasure (2002) nongnu.org \| points: 186 \| comments: 88

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Dissecting Lemire’s nearly divisionless random number generator veryseriousblog.com \| points: 183 \| comments: 63

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Covid-19 contact tracing study finds children key to spread princeton.edu \| points: 174 \| comments: 46

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