• Passengers could be WEIGHED before flights to cut fuel costs...

• When Jesus Celebrated Passover...

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• Housework keeps brain young...

• NAPOLITANO: Mueller Report Might Be Enough to Prosecute...

• 'ALL IN THE FAMILY,' 'THE JEFFERSONS' Reboots Coming to ABC...

• Could be never-ending story on Hill...

• Hunger Strikes At ICE Detention Centers Spread...

• MARK PENN: Dems Need To Get Grip On Selves!

• GOOGLE Panic Over Political Bias Leaks...

• CHOMSKY: May Have Handed Trump Next Election...

• Syphilis Invading Rural America...

• WOODWARD: NOW WE WAIT FOR THE TAPES...

• Interest in 2020 already at Election Day levels...

• TRIBAL GRIDLOCK CONTINUES...

• Mueller Report Is a Damning Portrayal of Trump's WH

• A Humiliating Moment for the Washington Press Corps

• Mueller Made One Mistake: He Trusted Bill Barr

• Mueller's Done, But Democrats Are Sounding a Little Nixonian

• Trump Is Not Fit for Office--It's Now Clearer Than Ever

• Congress Must Act to End Crisis on Our Border

• Don't Count on DHS to Resist Trump's Worst Impulses

• What's Really Going On in the Democratic Primary?

• A Trump Landslide Is In the Making for 2020

• Mueller Report Could Alienate Voters Republicans Need

• Who Is Lawyering Up Now?

• Dems and Their Media Allies Owe Trump an Apology

• The Best Defense of Trump Is Still a Damning Indictment

• Mueller, Trump, and 'Two Years of Bullshit'

• The 'Insurance Policy' Failed

Hacker News

Links for the intellectually curious, ranked by readers.

• Account Executive for B2B Flying Autonomous Vehicle Software (Iris Automation)

• A Technical and Cultural Assessment of the Mueller Report PDF

• After 40 Years, C-Span’s Founder Signs Off

• Kustomize – Templating in Kubernetes

• Commit messages guide

• Red Hat Replaces Oracle as OpenJDK 8, OpenJDK 11 Steward

• Show HN: Should you buy a house to rent it out? An interactive simulation

• The Mueller Report Can’t Be Copyrighted, Is Flagged by Copyright Bots Anyway

• Selective Empathy Can Chip Away at Civil Society

• Apple said Qualcomm’s tech was no good, but privately it was ‘the best’

• Chinese spies stole trade secrets from Dutch chip machine maker ASML: report

• Scribd taking down the Mueller Report is the future the EU has voted for

• 26 States Now Ban or Restrict Community Broadband

• Ask HN: One-person SaaS apps that are profitable?

• Applied Category Theory

• Assad appoints pro-Russian general as Chief of Staff

• Fire set at Russia’s largest yeshiva on Passover Eve

• Very Best Seasonal Wishes from DEBKA to all our readers

• Pakistan’s new interior minister is an Al Qaeda associate

• The IDF demolishes two Hebron apartments of terrorist killer

• Before Building Beresheet 2, First Diagnose Why the First Israeli Moonshot Crashed

• The US Is Pointing Its anti-Iran Oil Embargo at Syria

• Protracted Civil War in Libya Will Drive Oil Prices Past $80

• Israeli Air Strikes Gutted Iranian-Syrian Missile Upgrade Hub

• Moscow & Damascus May Be Ready for Iran’s Removal from Syria – on Certain Terms

Daily Alert by the JCPA

Prepared for the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations

• IDF Officer Critically Injured in Gaza War to Light Independence Day Torch

• Arab Writers: Palestinians Must Stop Rejecting Every Proposed Settlement with Israel

• Egyptian Mediation in Gaza Is a Strategic Asset

• India's Army Approves "Emergency Purchase" of 240 Israeli Anti-Tank Guided Missiles

• Polish Diplomat Who Saved Hundreds of Jews during the Holocaust Named Righteous Among the Nations

• PA Moves to Block U.S. Peace Plan

• The U.S. Seeks to Cut Air Link between Iran and Venezuela

• U.S. Special Envoy Greenblatt Keeps Challenging Palestinian Leadership

• Trade Ties Bind Nebraska to Israel

• IDF: Hizbullah Still Planning Galilee Invasion, Despite Anti-Tunnel Operation

• The Current Paradigm about Israel and Its Neighbors Is Increasingly at Odds with Reality

• Iranian-Backed Terror Cell Dismantled in Central Africa

• Destroying the Terrorist Infrastructure in Gaza

• Mueller Report Shows No Israeli Links to 2016 U.S. Election Campaign

• Does Designation of the Revolutionary Guards Make a Difference?

• Networking for introverted scientists

• ‘Global deal for nature’ fleshed out with specific conservation goals

• Daily briefing: Is brain death the end?

• Algorithms spot millions of California’s tiniest quakes in historical data

• Fearsome ancient carnivore discovered after fossil lingered for decades in museum drawer

• How US–China political tensions are affecting science

• US health agency pours $350 million into fight against opioid crisis

• Mammalian ISWI and SWI/SNF selectively mediate binding of distinct transcription factors

• Pig experiment challenges assumptions around brain damage in people

• The fast stuff

• Astronaut twins, Nepal tornado and malaria vaccine

• Mary Warnock (1924-2019)

• Working scientist podcast: Love science, loathe coding? Research software engineers to the rescue

• Pig brains kept alive outside body for hours after death

• Prominent Sudanese geneticist freed from prison as dictator ousted

• US Mideast plan will not include land transfer from Egypt’s Sinai: envoy

• In Algeria, the Brotherhood sets its sights on the country’s black gold

• Egypt begins three-day vote on changing constitution on Saturday

• Israeli tank, aircraft hit Gaza after cross-border shots: army

• Trump and Haftar discussed 'counterterrorism efforts' in Libya

• Israel demolishes home of Palestinian charged with killing

• Turkey says understands NATO concerns over Russian missile deal

• Algeria protesters keep up pressure on regime

• Christian pilgrims march through Jerusalem for Good Friday

• Sudan protest leaders to unveil civilian ruling body

A quarterly magazine of urban affairs, published by the Manhattan Institute, edited by Brian C. Anderson.

• How To Keep New York's Economic Engine Pumping

  The city must facilitate more housing construction to retain high-productivity workers.

• Not O.K.!

  A perverse Broadway revival of a classic American musical imposes brutal interpretations.

• Glitter, Without Growth

  New estimates from the Census Bureau indicate that some of the nation’s major metros are beginning to shrink.

• The Threat to Notre Dame

  Monday’s fire was bad enough; the restoration could be worse.

• Three Fires, Three Skylines

  If it learns from the mistakes of New York and London, Paris could rebuild impressively.

• John Coltrane was the archetypal creative obsessive, a trait obscured by his canonization as a spiritual seeker on a higher plane than mortal men

• No theater-going experience is as tedious as being forced to listen to ideas now taken for granted. Just try to sit through A Doll’s House

• Nearly 40 years ago, George W.S. Trow lamented what television had done to intellectual life. Imagine what he'd say about social media

• The Proust of science fiction. Gene Wolfe, author of Catholic-tinged, modernist-leaning pulp fiction, died on Sunday. He was 87

• Schadenfreude is surreptitious and subtle. It is not, as a woeful book on the subject has it, simply the range of small, everyday miseries

• Both Tolkien and Lewis experienced World War I’s Western Front. But it’s not clear how this formed either Middle Earth or Narnia

• The New Yorker's Goreyesque rejection of Edward Gorey: “The people in your pictures are too strange and the ideas, we think, are not funny"

• US authorities make first arrest linked to mysterious raid of North Korea’s embassy in Spain

• Seagram heiress Clare Bronfman pleads guilty in NXIVM New York ‘sex slave cult’ case

• Disgraced director Roman Polanski sues Oscars academy over being expelled for sexual misconduct

• US baby Ja’bari was born with nearly no skin. Now doctors are fighting to keep him alive

• ‘Total bulls***’: Donald Trump lashes out at aides who spoke to Robert Mueller as US president’s approval rating drops three points to 2019 low

• US 2020 presidential hopeful Elizabeth Warren calls on Congress to impeach Donald Trump

• In war-torn Syria’s Qalb Lozeh village, this church that ‘inspired Notre Dame Cathedral’ still stands

• This ‘concreteberg’ weighing as much as a blue whale is clogging London’s sewers

• US ‘House of Horrors’ parents David and Louise Turpin jailed for life as tortured children speak at tearful hearing

• ‘I love adventure, fishing and camping’: dating apps Tinder and Bumble ban US teenager Trayvon Martin’s killer, George Zimmerman

Brain candy for Happy Mutants

• Elizabeth Warren is first 2020 candidate to call for Trump's impeachment

• AOC is going to Kentucky

• Make and share your own GameBoy adventures without learning to code

• Halifax! I'm speaking at Atlseccon on April 24 (then Toronto, Ottawa, Berlin and Houston!)

• TSA admits that its pornoscanners flag Black women and others with curly hair for humiliating, invasive searches

• Perhaps the reason @RepAndyBarr rescinded his invitation for AOC to visit the coal mines in his district is that there are none?

• Thief sucked used Burger King grease into 1,600 gallon truck container to resell for biofuel

• Millions of rehab records leak, including patient names – nearly 150,000 affected

• 'Confederate' militia detains migrants at gunpoint — with Border Patrol's tacit OK, they claim

• NYC adopts law targeting the handful of skyscrapers that are spiking the city's carbon footprint

• Herbie Hancock's killer original music for the Fat Albert TV special (1969)

• Marijuana makes people morally unfit for U.S. citizenship, pot users lack 'good moral character' — Trump administration

• New York Times prints 'I'm fucked' on front page 😱

• A new robotic arm design for future home robots that do our chores

• Kevin Williamson reviews *Big Business*

• What should I ask Russ Roberts?

• Friday assorted links

• Is Dentistry Safe and Effective?

• Are volunteers better fighters?

• Baseball umpires are not so great, and older umpires are much worse

• Solve for the (tri-state) equilibrium

• Thursday assorted links

• Quadratic Voting in the Field

• Is the IT Revolution Over? An Asset Pricing View

• The ferry subsidy culture that is New York City

• The cost of cannabis

• Wednesday assorted links

• Susceptibility-based growth predictions

• Will China capture the main benefits from Belt and Road?

Designer News

Where the design community meets.

• IMGBIN - Resource of millions of free transparent PNG images

• Lessons Learned Using Craft CMS to Build our Website

• 14 designers helped us make sense of data from 6M design files

• [April 2019] Who's Hiring?

• Rollie – Spending Tracker

• Online creative portfolio designed in Google Sheets

• Diagonal Containers in CSS

• Insights from designing one graph a hundred times

• Ways to add perspective in design

• Creating a masonry layout with CSS only

• DesignSystems.com 2.0

• Sponsor: Transform the healthcare experience through design with Parsons at Open Campus.

• Icons: avoid temptation and start with user needs (NHS digital)

• Interaction Design Inspiration – Apr 2019

• Please critique: Framer UI Motion - Toggle

Rumors and news on everything Apple since 1997

• Lowest prices ever: Apple's quad-core 13" MacBook Pro (512GB) $1,499, 15" MacBook Pro $1,899

• Apple hatched years-long plan to reduce royalty payments to Qualcomm, documents reveal

• How to make the Apple Watch Raise to Speak feature work every time

• Got a new iPad or Mac? Here's where to get the most money for your used Apple device with bonus cash offers

• Review: The G-Tech Mobile Pro SSD is nearly as fast as the storage in your 15-inch MacBook Pro

• Siri Shortcuts, Screen Time tipped to transfer to macOS 10.15

• Apple hires ex-Lionsgate executive Danielle DePalma to oversee Apple TV+ marketing

• Qualcomm and Apple settle, Samsung folds, Facebook failing at security, and more on the AppleInsider Podcast

• Apple supplier Foxconn says it remains committed to Wisconsin project despite delays

• Google Home speaker users offered ad-supported access to YouTube Music

• Here are all the receivers and speakers that are getting AirPlay 2

• Amazon knocks up to $200 off current iPad Pros, $20 off 2019 iPad Airs, delivering the lowest prices ever

Opinions on corporate and brand identity work.

• Spotted: New Logo and Identity for MyCujoo by We Launch

• Linked: Smokin'

• Noted: New Logo and Identity for Aircall by Muxu.Muxu and In-house

• Reviewed: Friday Likes 284: From Club, Matchbox Studio, and URFD

• Spotted: New Logo for Lifecake

• Spotted: New Name and Logo for Airship

• Linked: Helvetica Rebranding

• Noted: New Logo and Identity for Noodle.ai by Ueno

• Reviewed: New Identity for Petbarn by Landor

• Spotted: New Logo for Wolfers by Feelink Studio

• Spotted: New Logo and Identity for Sadovoe Ring Amateur Cycling Race by BrandExpert

• Linked: Pa-two-gonia

• Noted: New Logo for Riot Games by Rinker Design and In-house

• Reviewed: New Logo and Packaging for Not Your Father's by Hype Group

• Spotted: New Logos for University of Evansville by Ologie

Biting the hand that feeds IT

• Wannacry-slayer Marcus Hutchins pleads guilty to two counts of banking malware creation

• Defense against the Darknet, or how to accessorize to defeat video surveillance

• Not one of the 12 steps: Rehab patients' details exposed in publicly visible database

• Double trouble for Lyft after share price drop sparks class action lawsuits claiming hype

• UK comms watchdog mulls 5G tweaks: Operators want moooooar power

• Aussies, Yanks may think they're big drinkers – but Brits easily booze them under the table

• Strong-willed field support op holds it together during painful customer call

• Hands off Brock! EFF pleads with Google not to kill its Privacy Badger with its Manifest destiny

• Old-school cruel: Dodgy PDF email attachments enjoying a renaissance

• We've read the Mueller report. Here's what you need to know: ██ ██ ███ ███████ █████ ███ ██ █████ ████████ █████

• IBM Watson Health cuts back Drug Discovery 'artificial intelligence' after lackluster sales

• We reveal what's inside Microsoft's Azure Govt Secret regions... wait, is that a black helico–

experiments in refactored perception

• Predictable Identities: 7 – Roles People Play

  We fit strangers in stereotypes, and we like strangers who fit our stereotypes and act congruently. Dealing with people we know allows for more personalized modeling, but we still want associates and companions to stick to their roles. Most everyone in most every office resembles a character on The Office, not just in the broad […]

• Mediocratopia: 4

  You’ve probably heard of optimization, that nihilistic process of descending into valleys or ascending up hills till you get stuck, having an existential crisis, and then flailing randomly to climb out (or down) again. Mediocritization is the opposite of that: never getting stuck in the first place. Here’s a picture. The cartoon on the left […]

• Domestic Cozy: 3

  I increasingly like a thesis I initially resisted: many unusual and toxic culture-war phenomena in nominally public spaces can be understood as an outward projection of a cozy ethos prevailing in domestic spaces. Applying Jungian magical thinking, we should expect this projection to be anything but cozy. The shadow of domestic cozy ought to be […]

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