Famous paintings were regularly copied by artists' followers and students -- often at the request of the masters themselves. And with prices as low as $10,000 for a quality replica, Sotheby's is hoping to attract a new breed of collector. | Continue reading
Calls for a new type of capitalism are coming from its leaders. As the World Economic Forum meets this week under the banner of “Stakeholders for a Cohesive and Sustainable World,” they join a growing chorus for reform, which includes the Business Roundtable, Larry Fink at Blackr … | Continue reading
Naming a new virus is more contentious than it might seem, a lesson that scientists and the World Health Organization have learned the hard way. | Continue reading
We've noted for a while that the "race to 5G" is largely just the byproduct of telecom lobbyists hoping to spike lagging smartphone and network hardware sales. Yes, 5G is important in that it will provide faster, more resilient networks... | Continue reading
It’s the 10th anniversary of the announcement of the iPad! Myke and Jason discuss why the seeds of the iPad’s success were visible on day one, the changes in the iPad’s life cycle over time, and how the iPad fits in our daily lives today... | Continue reading
The Docker builder pattern just got a lot easier. Let's checkout some bleeding-edge PRs from the Docker project that are causing a stir. | Continue reading
Behind every A.I. lurks human labor | Continue reading
Your Dec. 26 editorial "The Eagle Is Landing" unfortunately perpetuates a major myth about the insecticide DDT -- that the 1972 ban of DDT saved the eagle from extinction. | Continue reading
If George Orwell were alive today, he would troll vegetarians. In The Road to Wigan Pier (1937), Orwell described with exasperation how mere mention of the words “Socialism” or “Communism” seemed to attract “every fruit-juice drinker, nudist, sandal-wearer, sex-maniac, Quaker, ‘N … | Continue reading
OpenFaaS is an open source project that makes it simple to deploy functions to Kubernetes written on any language. Many well known companies use it to power their operations, and they have a thriving | Continue reading
Let's talk about the scariest scene in John Carpenter's In the Mouth of Madness, one of the director's more underrated movies. | Continue reading
An interdisciplinary team from the University of Basel in Switzerland has succeeded in creating a direct path for artificial nanocontainers to enter into the nucleus of living cells. To this end, they produced biocompatible polymer vesicles that can pass through the pores that de … | Continue reading
Exchanging numbers with a wealthy prince is just the tip of the iceberg. | Continue reading
For organic farms, size matters: not so much the size of the farm itself, but the size of the neighboring fields. | Continue reading
Spoiler: They look appropriate for the occasion. | Continue reading
Using albatrosses fitted with loggers, researchers at the CNRS and La Rochelle Université have made a first estimation of the number of non-declared fishing boats operating without an identification system in the Southern Ocean: More than a third of the boats the birds detected i … | Continue reading
If you were planning to drink your way through the climate apocalypse, here's some unfortunate news: Just as climate change threatens homes, food and livelihoods, so does it threaten the world's supply of wine. If temperatures rise by 2 degrees Celsius, the regions of the world t … | Continue reading
A new study using innovative technology to measure carbon emissions caused by forest degradation and disturbance—rather than deforestation alone—suggests that Indigenous territories (ITs) and protected natural areas (PNAs) in the Amazon are emitting formerly undetected amounts of … | Continue reading
A new study, published online today in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, reveals that Neanderthals made an intercontinental trek of more than 3000 km to reach Siberia's Altai Mountains, equipped with a distinctive toolkit used to kill and butcher bison and hors … | Continue reading
New technologies present new problems. See the expert's take on the cyber threats and security measures of 2020. | Continue reading
Gartner for Marketers provides latest insights on marketing research, benchmarks, tools, analysis and strategies that help you achieve your business goals | Continue reading
Gartner for Marketers provides latest insights on marketing research, benchmarks, tools, analysis and strategies that help you achieve your business goals | Continue reading
We're keeping an updated list of 2020 Sundance movies sold at the festival in the mountains of Park City, Utah. See what's been picked up so far. | Continue reading
Sweeping cyberattacks targeting governments and other organizations in Europe an... | Continue reading
Dockless e-scooters swept cities worldwide in 2018 and 2019. In 2020, expect the battery-powered micromobility revolution to take a new direction. | Continue reading
An open-source speech separation and enhancement library - speechLabBcCuny/onssen | Continue reading
The common understanding is that AI is a black box that devours data and spits decisions at scale. But is it possible to use it to visualize data from billions of shopping baskets into a simple product map that will allow us to see how... | Continue reading
I'm excited to announce the public release of Gatsby Builds: the fastest Continuous Deployment solution for Gatsby applications | Continue reading
On this episode of On the Metal, we interview legendary game designer and programmer Jonathan Blow. Join along as Jonathan takes us from collision detection on the Atari 800, through porting Doom to SGI's famous set-top box, starting a game company at the worst possible time, hi … | Continue reading
Gartner for Marketers provides latest insights on marketing research, benchmarks, tools, analysis and strategies that help you achieve your business goals | Continue reading
The Los Angeles Lakers legend was a man with limitless possibilities. | Continue reading
A fascinating clip from the second season of the BBC One series Spy in the Wild (previously) narrated by David Tennant, a robotic "spy" baby gorilla camps | Continue reading
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| Continue readingI liked challenging people and making them uncomfortable. That’s what leads to introspection and that’s what leads to improvement. | Continue reading