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The Mez Ledger · Monthly Close November 4 – December 4, 2024 836 stories · Vol. 24 · Catalogue 49 · Issue 339 Get it by email ↓
The month's top story

Trump’s School-Choice Agenda Hits Pushback From Red-State Voters

Defeat of state ballot measures suggests a divide between Republican lawmakers and voters.

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What dominated December

3 stories that ran all month
  1. Technology

    Google banned me from Google Voice

    4 of 30 days · 4 articles

  2. Technology

    The Borgo Programming Language

    4 of 30 days · 4 articles

  3. Technology

    The Data Engineering Handbook

    3 of 30 days · 3 articles

Top Stories 6 stories

  1. The Sand Wars Dividing Cranberry Growers and Their Neighbors

    Growers dig up local sand for their bogs. Neighbors say they have gone too far.

  2. Top Colleges by Size in the Western U.S.

  3. Pentagon solves 1 UFO mystery but still probing case of "large orange orb"

  4. Texts reveal efforts to bribe juror in pandemic fraud case, prosecutors say

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  1. Ex-boyfriend and fiancée behind fatal stabbing, shooting of Texas mom

  2. Family of teen killed in hate crime attack stand up for their son

Business 19 stories

  1. Amazon to invest another $4B in Anthropic

  2. Engineers do not get to make startup mistakes when they build ledgers

  3. Why America's economy is soaring ahead of its rivals

  4. Mind-Bending Soviet Era Oil Rig City on the Caspian Sea

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  1. FBI Raids Home of Polymarket CEO Shayne Coplan

  2. Apple threatened workers over their talk about pay and remote work, feds charge

  3. I tried every top email marketing tool

  4. Teen behind hundreds of swatting attacks pleads guilty to federal charges

  5. The business of gutting failed Bay Area tech companies

  6. Oxford accused of relying on young academics employed on gig-economy terms

  7. Toronto crypto company CEO kidnapped, held for $1M ransom before being released

  8. Deno vs. Oracle: Canceling the JavaScript Trademark

  9. Computer Networking Fundamentals – Learning Series (2023)

  10. Bitcoin has made a new all-time high price

Sports 47 stories

  1. Trump wins presidency for second time

  2. Passport Photos

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  1. My son (9 yrs old) used plain JavaScript to make a game, and wants your feedback

  2. Frosted glass from games to the web

  3. The Impact of Jungle Music in 90s Video Game Development

  4. Show HN: Lyceum – An MMO game built with Zig and Erlang

  5. The Bluesky firehose viewed in the style of a Windows XP screensaver

  6. Every board game rulebook is awful [pdf]

Technology 621 stories

  1. Marshall Brain died hours after alleging retaliation at NC State

  2. Something weird is happening with LLMs and chess

  3. Intel Launches Arc B-Series Graphics Cards

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  1. Mozilla is eliminating its advocacy division

  2. Does the Internet Route Around Damage? – Baltic Sea Cable Cuts

  3. The cheapest Sonos sales and deals for February 2025

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  5. MomBoard: E-ink display for a parent with amnesia

  6. The Onion buys Infowars

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  8. How I ship projects at big tech companies

  9. Send someone you appreciate an official 'Continue and Persist' Letter

Entertainment 56 stories

  1. Show HN: The App I Built to Help Manage My Diabetes

  2. Show HN: App that asks ‘why?’ every time you unlock your phone

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  1. Show HN: I am Building a Producthunt alternative

  2. Show HN: Book and change flights with one email

  3. Title drops in movies

  4. Show HN: Aide, an open-source AI native IDE

  5. The capacitor that Apple soldered incorrectly at the factory

  6. Netflix buffering issues: Boxing fans complain about Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson

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