Daily Hacker News 06-05-2022

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Daily Hacker News

1. Aliexpress.com has NSFW terms on main page in localized versions huntingbears.nl comments
2. Including “And. And. And. And. And.” in a Google doc causes it to crash support.google.com comments
3. How many radioactive bananas would you need to power a house? what-if.xkcd.com comments
4. Unpaywall: An open database of 31,903,705 free scholarly articles unpaywall.org comments
5. In Test Tubes, RNA Molecules Evolve into a Tiny Ecosystem www.quantamagazine.org comments
6. Cloud Pricing Comparison: AWS vs. Azure vs. Google Cloud Platform in 2022 cast.ai comments
7. Rad Basic 100% compatible with your Visual Basic 6 projects www.radbasic.dev comments
8. ESO event on groundbreaking results from Event Horizon Telescope Collaboration www.eso.org comments
9. Average home prices in New Zealand reaches 8.8 times average household income businessdesk.co.nz comments
10. Choosing a Mid-Career Master's Degree in Computer Science evanp.me comments
11. $35 sculpture found at an Austin Goodwill was looted from a museum during WWII www.kut.org comments
12. Ask HN: Why can't I learn anymore? comments
13. Mechanical Watch ciechanow.ski comments
14. Abletone Learning Synth learningsynths.ableton.com comments
15. PHP RFC: Deprecate ${} string interpolation wiki.php.net comments
16. A Wild Turkey Is Attacking People in D.C www.wsj.com comments
17. Managing OpenBSD installed packages declaratively dataswamp.org comments
18. A principled way to solve problems emasquil.github.io comments
19. Where Do Space, Time and Gravity Come From? www.quantamagazine.org comments
20. Rustc: Add do yeet expressions to allow experimentation in nightly github.com comments
21. Devouring the Heart of Portugal www.damninteresting.com comments
22. Tell HN: AT&T disabled phone numbers and accounts of users using the old phones comments
23. How I learned to program alexcwatt.com comments
24. Homes in 97% of U.S. cities are overvalued, Moody's says www.cbsnews.com comments
25. How to build an absurdly backwards-compatible website flower.codes comments