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Well that's a story full of tragic endings on top of the massive constitutional problems.

There is no justice here, just corporate abuse of the law.

Well this is a depressing legal precedent. Not surprised to see once again private profits winning out.

Sounds like this was a bit overblown, but it is true that most new graduates would be working in higher level languages.

Some interesting video game development trivia. No acknowledgement of how they ripped off Warhammer, of course.

I concur with the sentiment, though I think this could have been expressed better.

A good argument for "outsider" candidates in general.

Nice high level overview of the math behind hash functions used for storing passwords.

I obviously haven't been paying attention to some of the fan theories.

Interesting take. Definitely gooses her foreign policy experience.

This listicle is better than most.

Interesting summary of research into how people feel about equality and fairness in society.

Not surprising, though I'd have to read more on the research that shows cash helps more.

Huh. I've been very impressed with what I've used of Clang. It does seem like it has this kind of potential.

Sad but accurate. I can't unsee this in police statements. Officers never kill someone; at worst their action leads to a death or similar.

Talk about sweating the details. I'm glad that I'm still valued as a truck user.

Yup.

It's companies looking for new markets beyond military.

I wonder if the original spirit of the Internet can be rescued from the people very much like me who ruined it for so many.

Bill captures well the rage I feel.

I've been following this story for several years since it first appeared in American Scientist. Sounds like they're close!

Parts of this article read like The Onion. Also our stroller model is on the cover of Time.

Interesting framing. I'd love to take architecture now.

Gators are just the worst.

Good points on how to avoid manned/unmanned. I get the criticism for crewed... But not sure how I feel about crewless.

Seems like a strong argument for basic income.

Huh. I guess branding him as Other really worked.

It's bad.

Interesting bit of history, though does feel a bit like elevating the sad white dude's story.

Interesting point; I've definitely noticed some of the more painful stereotypes.