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The Mez Ledger · Monthly Close June 26 – July 26, 2024 844 stories · Vol. 24 · Catalogue 30 · Issue 208 Get it by email ↓
The month's top story

3 alleged gang members and an associate charged in the fatal shooting of an off-duty LAPD officer

Federal prosecutors charged three gang members and one gang associate Thursday in the fatal shooting of off-duty Los Angeles Police Department officer Fernando Arroyos during an attempted robbery.

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What dominated July

3 stories that ran all month
  1. Technology

    Google Search: Roboto Mono

    4 of 30 days · 5 articles

  2. Technology

    Building and scaling Notion's data lake

    4 of 30 days · 4 articles

  3. Entertainment

    Show HN: Voice bots with 500ms response times

    4 of 30 days · 4 articles

Top Stories 6 stories

  1. What to do if your flight is canceled or delayed

    Here are some expert tips about what travelers should do when flights are delayed or canceled.

  2. Dharmesh Patel, driver accused in Devil's Slide plunge, released to outpatient treatment instead of trial

  3. US job growth slowed in June, latest employment data shows

  4. Dare to bare: 24 of the world's best nude beaches

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  1. Glastonbury Festival fashion history: Remember when Kate Moss wore rain boots?

  2. Case dismissed against teenage cousin of Uvalde school shooter for allegedly threatening school shooting

Business 47 stories

  1. Watch Financial News Now - BNN Bloomberg

    BCE Inc (BCE:CT): Stock Price, Quote and News  BNN Bloomberg

  2. Panic at the Job Market

  3. Ladybird Web Browser becomes a non-profit with $1M from GitHub Founder

  4. Generating sudokus for fun and no profit

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  1. Nevada’s public employee pension fund invests passively and beats peers (2016)

  2. Python toolkit for quantitative finance

  3. I'm funding Ladybird because I can't fund Firefox

  4. Google-Wiz deal fizzles out, company will pursue IPO

  5. Public toilets are vanishing and that's a civic catastrophe

  6. A search engine by and for the federal government

  7. Majority of sites and apps use dark patterns in the marketing of subscriptions

  8. Federal whistleblowers are entitled to damages of missed future pay, court rules

  9. Startup Finance for Founders – Part I, Accounting (2016)

  10. How much money we can raise for transparently idiotic startups?

Sports 30 stories

  1. CrowdStrike Update: Windows Bluescreen and Boot Loops

  2. Investigating corrupt Winamp skins

Show 6 more
  1. Show HN: I am building an open-source Confluence and Notion alternative

  2. Show HN: Resurrecting a dead Dune RTS game

  3. Writing GUI apps for Windows is painful

  4. DB Browser for SQLite (Windows, macOS, and Most Versions of Linux)

  5. The loneliness of the low-ranking tennis player

  6. United States discloses nuclear warhead numbers; restores nuclear transparency

Technology 613 stories

  1. Intel is selling defective 13-14th Gen CPUs

  2. For advertising, Firefox now collects user data by default

  3. Making the Kinopio source code public

Show 9 more
  1. Hackers Steal Phone, SMS Records for Nearly All AT&T Customers

  2. Supreme Court blocks Purdue Pharma opioid settlement

  3. Open source AI is the path forward

  4. Reverse Engineering for Everyone

  5. Anyone can access deleted and private repository data on GitHub

  6. Why is Chile so long?

  7. My daughter (7 years old) used HTML to make a website

  8. AI solves International Math Olympiad problems at silver medal level

  9. Run CUDA, unmodified, on AMD GPUs

Entertainment 35 stories

  1. Maestro: Netflix's Workflow Orchestrator

  2. Show HN: I created an After Effects alternative

Show 6 more
  1. Kawaii – A Keychain-Sized Nintendo Wii

  2. Show HN: SQLite Transaction Benchmarking Tool

  3. Show HN: A Modern Palletization App

  4. Show HN: Simulating 20M Particles in JavaScript

  5. Show HN: Haystack – an IDE for exploring and editing code on an infinite canvas

  6. Bytecode Breakdown: Unraveling Factorio's Lua Security Flaws

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