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#Favorites

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Replit used legal threats to kill my open-source project
//intuitiveexplanations comments→

An Unbelievable Demo
//brendangregg comments→

The top-ranking HTML editor on Google is an SEO scam
//casparwre comments→

Hundreds of fishing vessels vanishing along Argentina’s waters
//oceana comments→

An incomplete list of skills senior engineers need, beyond coding
//medium comments→

A Project of One’s Own
//paulgraham comments→

Bosch opens German chip plant
//reuters comments→

The story of the Tank Man photo by its photographer
//jeffwidener comments→

Always Be Quitting
//jmmv comments→

Apple, Mozilla, Google, Microsoft form group to standardize browser plug-ins
//appleinsider comments→

Seven Years of Factorio Friday Facts
//github comments→

A Lifetime of Systems Thinking
//thesystemsthinker comments→

Don't create for an imaginary group of people
//sarvasvkulpati comments→

#Ask HN

Post Burnout Ideas

What is the most bloated website you use

#Show HN

Stripe Tax //stripe comments→

Open-source alternative to Retool, Internal.io, etc. //github comments→

Mastershot – Web based video editor //mastershot comments→

novelWriter – open-source plain text editor designed for writing novels //github comments→

City roads – This website renders every single road within a city //github comments→

Prestige, a text based HTTP client, for working with HTTP APIs //prestigemad comments→

#Code

Sorry everybody, I failed with you //github comments→

HTML and CSS techniques to reduce your JavaScript //perfplanet comments→

The SaaS CTO Security Checklist Redux //goldfiglabs comments→

How Netflix uses eBPF flow logs at scale for network insight //netflixtechblog comments→

Go: Fuzzing Is Beta Ready //golang comments→

Introducing chrome.scripting //chrome comments→

A Random Walk Through Git //github comments→

#Design

iOS 15 Humane //potential comments→

Snowtrack – a new version control software for graphic designers and 3D artists //snowtrack comments→

#Learn

Scientists develop ‘cheap and easy’ method to extract lithium from seawater //mining comments→

Stanford CS Curriculum 2021 //google comments→

Photographer captures 'odd but exciting' crow behaviour known as anting //cbc comments→

ST3000DM001 //wikipedia comments→

The physics of financial networks //arxiv comments→

Abram Petrovich Gannibal //wikipedia comments→

The extraordinary story of two Pacific voyages of discovery a 1000 years apart //thenewatlantis comments→

#Books

In Praise of Open Source Textbooks //ycombinator comments→

Deep JavaScript //exploringjs comments→

Ask HN: Books for Effective Communication //ycombinator

How to Start a Novel //granta comments→

I wrote a book on practical electronics design //designingelectronics comments→

#Watching

PyCon US 2021 Recordings are Available //pycon comments→

Compute Shader 101 //youtube comments→

Epic Drone Crash into Iceland Volcano Eruption //youtube comments→

#Working

Facebook extends its work-at-home policy to most employees //cnbc comments→

The work-from-home future is destroying bosses' brains //substack comments→

Why are American workers becoming harder to find? //economist comments→

The rise of remote work may reshape college towns //chronicle comments→

Anthropologists and the business of sense-making at work //theguardian comments→

#Startup News

Medium sees employee exits after CEO publishes ‘culture memo’ //techcrunch comments→

MoviePass settles FTC allegations that they limited usage //ftc comments→

The US military is starting to get interested in Starship //arstechnica comments→

#Fun

Playdate pre-orders begin in July //play comments→

Found at Goodwill: WebPad 1001 Prototype //huebnerob comments→

Modern 8bit Computer as an Art //github comments→

#Cutting Room Floor

The lab-leak theory: inside the fight to uncover Covid-19’s origins //vanityfair comments→

Why we should end the data economy //thereboot comments→

John Carmack on JPEG //twitter comments→

Password Managers //cmpxchg8b comments→

Don't let social media think for you //disgustinglyoptimistic comments→

Developers can't fix bad management //iism comments→

Want a killer product? Become more opinionated //medium comments→

ProPublica's tax story //substack comments→

Leaked Walmart memo reveals competitive threats //vox comments→

The right tag for the job: why you should use semantic HTML //localghost comments→

Privacy Analysis of FLoC //mozilla comments→

What's in email tracking links and pixels? //bengtan comments→

Writing a Technical Book //andregarzia comments→

Ppl: The command line address book //github comments→

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