2018-06-22 front | Hacker News

Stories from June 22, 2018

Go back a day, month, or year. Go forward a day, month, or year.

61.		New study adds evidence to debate over the only known Clovis burial (arstechnica.com)
		23 points by curtis on June 19, 2018 \| 4 comments
62.		A Landmark Rat Study on the Origins of Alcoholism (theatlantic.com)
		47 points by sohkamyung on June 22, 2018 \| 19 comments
63.		America’s Millennials Are Waking Up to a Grim Financial Future (bloomberg.com)
		116 points by Deinos on June 22, 2018 \| 210 comments
64.		Encyclopedia Hounds (laphamsquarterly.org)
		12 points by diodorus on June 19, 2018
65.		Testing out a new future for Consumer Reports (cjr.org)
		38 points by danso on June 21, 2018 \| 23 comments
66.		Scientists genetically engineer pigs immune to costly disease (theguardian.com)
		25 points by okket on June 22, 2018 \| 18 comments
67.		How one man died so a whale might live (theguardian.com)
		38 points by pmcpinto on June 21, 2018 \| 4 comments
68.		MS Windows Once Caused Second Life To Break An Inkjet Printer (nwn.blogs.com)
		69 points by Kroeler on June 22, 2018 \| 44 comments
69.		JPEG XL could let you pack twice as many photos into your phone (cnet.com)
		36 points by cpeterso on June 20, 2018 \| 57 comments
70.		Revisting Neuromancer After Three Decades (skmurphy.com)
		65 points by skmurphy on June 22, 2018 \| 85 comments
71.		A first look at Ubuntu desktop metrics (ubuntu.com)
		71 points by popey on June 22, 2018 \| 31 comments
72.		Mocking Terraform AWS Using Docker (diego-pacheco.blogspot.com)
		23 points by diegopacheco on June 22, 2018 \| 13 comments
73.		Android Studio 3.2 Beta (googleblog.com)
		61 points by el_duderino on June 22, 2018 \| 28 comments
74.		Quick-to-scale architecture for task-based processing (bnikolic.co.uk)
		18 points by disp5511 on June 21, 2018 \| 1 comment
75.		Rabbit Ear: a creative coding JavaScript library for designing origami (rabbitear.org)
		39 points by ahhrrr on June 22, 2018 \| 4 comments
76.		MirageFox: APT15 Resurfaces with New Tools Based on Old Ones (intezer.com)
		6 points by wglb on June 22, 2018
77.		Disney Tests Pricing Power at Theme Parks (wsj.com)
		15 points by spking on June 22, 2018 \| 41 comments
78.		Trachtenberg System for Rapid Mental Calculation (wikipedia.org)
		31 points by jpamata on June 22, 2018 \| 4 comments
79.		[flagged] How the Koch Brothers Are Killing Public Transit Projects Around the Country (nytimes.com)
		53 points by DoreenMichele on June 22, 2018 \| 36 comments
80.		Branches and PRs: institutionalised distrust? (jimkinsey.com)
		11 points by wheresvic1 on June 22, 2018 \| 27 comments
81.		California Privacy Bill would reign in Silicon Valley information brokers power (wired.com)
		47 points by mgreg on June 22, 2018 \| 18 comments
82.		[dupe] Supreme Court says government needed warrant to search cellphone tower records (washingtonpost.com)
		34 points by bonyt on June 22, 2018 \| 3 comments
83.		Michael O Church’s Theory of 3 Class Ladders in America (2017) (indiepf.com)
		54 points by mpweiher on June 22, 2018 \| 20 comments
84.		James Gips, Who Extended Computer Use to the Disabled, Dies at 72 (nytimes.com)
		18 points by mikece on June 22, 2018
85.		[flagged] Jogger accidentally crosses U.S. border from B.C., gets detained for 2 weeks (cbc.ca)
		40 points by cpncrunch on June 22, 2018 \| 37 comments
86.		[flagged] Leaked Internal Memo Reveals the ACLU Is Wavering on Free Speech (reason.com)
		29 points by raleighm on June 22, 2018 \| 13 comments
87.		[flagged] GitHub Coders to Microsoft: Cut Ties with ICE or We'll Move Our Projects (gizmodo.com)
		21 points by mikece on June 21, 2018 \| 17 comments
88.		Deep Learning in Combination with Crowd Computing for Photo Labeling in Browser (github.com/marsathome)
		13 points by iceh32 on June 22, 2018 \| 2 comments
89.		The surprising reason people change their mind (bbc.com)
		10 points by srameshc on June 22, 2018 \| 1 comment
90.		Linux Fu: The Great Power of Make (hackaday.com)
		25 points by axiomdata316 on June 22, 2018 \| 6 comments
		More

HN For You