Weekly#392

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  • Tech Decoupling: China’s Race to End Its Reliance on the U.S. (WSJ) wsj.com
  • Rocket Lab secretly launched its very first satellite, ‘First Light’ techcrunch.com
  • Apple won’t force developers to let users opt out of tracking until next year techcrunch.com
  • Privacy Implications of Accelerometer Data dl.acm.org
  • Myst AI claims its AI energy prediction technology boosts utilities’ reliability venturebeat.com
  • SpaceX launches 12th Starlink mission, says users getting 100Mbps downloads arstechnica.com
  • ‘The Mandalorian’ launches its second season on Oct. 30 techcrunch.com
  • Tesla CEO met VW CEO during Germany visit: source reuters.com
  • The Winamp Skin Museum thenextweb.com
  • Feeling Safe in the Home of the Future: A product life-cycle approach to improve the trustworthiness of smart home products and services www3.weforum.org
  • The Future of Media: A New Framework for Valuing Content weforum.org
  • US Inflation Calculator (from 1913 to 2020) usinflationcalculator.com
  • Tencent: The Ultimate Outsider notboring.substack.com
  • Airlines Invent Wild Ways to Make Money with Borders Closed bloomberg.com
  • These students figured out their tests were graded by AI — and the easy way to cheat theverge.com
  • America Is Running Low on a Crucial Resource for COVID-19 Vaccines theatlantic.com
  • Cheap Chinese exercise bikes are beating US tariffs qz.com
  • Generation Work-From-Home May Never Recover theatlantic.com
  • Kenji Ekuan, Who Gave Soy Sauce Its Graceful Curves, Dies at 85“…It took him three years and 100 prototypes to come up with a final design for his dispenser, which combined a gracefully curving form with an innovative, dripless spout…” nytimes.com
  • Amazon’s Biggest Leap Was Boring nytimes.com
  • Uniqlo’s parent firm, Fast Retailing, is now the world’s third-largest clothing company, after Inditex (which owns Zara) and H&M economist.com