Why would you steal a fan-made render of a phone you are supposedly working on? | Continue reading
Before he could legally drive, high school student Adam Rebei was already submitting jobs on the Blue Waters supercomputer at the National Center for Supercomputing Applications at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (NCSA) to run complex simulations of black holes | Continue reading
The Secret Life of Pets 2 box office tracking shows the sequel will open to $65 million during the June 7-9 frame, topping Dark Phoenix at $50 million. | Continue reading
Expressive and dynamic playback. Beautiful hardwood bases. | Continue reading
Plug pulled on instances as engineers scramble to protect customer info | Continue reading
Tune into the annual New Year's marathon broadcast of the show that debuted 55 years ago, and you might notice something strange: Its sci-fi stories look a lot like today. | Continue reading
Disney's Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers movie is moving forward with The Lonely Island's Akiva Schaffer tapped as the film's new director. | Continue reading
Wearable shrinks, the return of silicon and eight more hot tech trends - SiliconANGLE | Continue reading
When the existential question of spaces vs. tabs came up in our team, we ran a real-time survey to collect thousands of data points around it. We also wanted to settle the debate around other developer issues like SQL vs NoSQL. | Continue reading
Good Friday to you all! Recently landed in nightly is the ability for Cargo to execute rustc in a “pipelined” fashion which has the promise of faster build times across the ecosystem. This support is turned off by default and the Cargo team is interested to gather more data and i … | Continue reading
Intruders who accessed production system remained undetected for at least five days. | Continue reading
Deep learning has proven powerful at many tasks, but requires massive amounts of data. However a number of new techniques are emerging | Continue reading
There will be more John Wick sequels as long as audiences keep demanding them. | Continue reading
When the existential question of spaces vs. tabs came up in our team, we ran a real-time survey to collect thousands of data points around it. We also wanted to settle the debate around other developer issues like SQL vs NoSQL. | Continue reading
What's behind the Russian-government funded TV network RT America's frequent attacks on the new 5G cellular networks being rolled out in the United States? Russian President Vladimir Putin is a fan of 5G, after all. | Continue reading
I’ve just finished reading Charlie Roberts’ interactive web essay on annotations and visualisations for live code. If you haven’t read it, go do that now—and make sure you have some speakers/headphones to listen to the code examples, because it would be a real shame to read it wi … | Continue reading
We’re bringing shared non-electric pogo-sticks to every street corner of the world. Literally jump on a Cangoroo anytime and cruise your way through the city. | Continue reading
The role of the adviser will not be usurped by robo advice any time soon as the technology is not able to deal with real life cases a trade body chief has said as he urged advisers to learn how to make the most of the client data they hold | Continue reading
In this edition of Sequel Bits: Behold new Toy Story 4 posters, as well as a car commercial. Screenwriter Jeff Buhler has some ideas for a Pet Sematary sequel. Jumanji 3 has wrapped. The Terminator: Dark Fate trailer is coming. Godzilla: King of the Monsters gets some monster-siz … | Continue reading
The new Apple TV app introduces Apple TV channels, an easier way for Apple users to subscribe to streaming video services. “Take Control of Apple TV” author Josh Centers explains how to use it. | Continue reading
Microsoft released a patch update to… Windows XP? What’s up with that? Here are highlights from Ars Technica ( Dan Goodin) augmented with recent commentary: Microsoft is warning that the Internet … | Continue reading
Things you are aware of about success but would really rather they were not true at all | Continue reading
About 15 percent of the world population — over one billion people — have some type of disability, according to the World Health… | Continue reading
A new report claims Penguin, Catwoman and maybe half-a-dozen more villains will feature in The Batman. | Continue reading
Facebook says it has banned an Israeli company that ran an influence campaign aimed at disrupting elections in various countries and has cancelled dozens of accounts engaged in spreading disinformation. | Continue reading
It's not just bad storytelling—it’s because the storytelling style changed from sociological to psychological | Continue reading
Note: some quotations are from chapters written by Elad; some quotations are from interviews he has with various founders, whose names are not always in the excerpts I’ve chosen. A lot has been writte... | Continue reading
The EU’s Payment Services Directive 2 (PSD2) regulation has been looming on the horizon since November 2015. The regulation sets out that all transactions | Continue reading
Bark for Schools has a team of dedicated School Safety Managers working to help keep students safe. In this interview, they talk about what motivates them. | Continue reading
A tutorial on building a group chat app using the React JavaScript library with Material-UI, React Hooks and PubNub. | Continue reading
Social platforms are not good at policing speech, but Washington would be even worse | Continue reading
A weapon that can fry computers and leave people intact is bound to find a use somewhere in America’s present and future wars. I just wouldn’t expect to see it stop a North Korean nuclear weapon. | Continue reading
Cofounder Jessica Richman presented herself as years younger than she actually was, in an apparent effort to be included in articles showcasing young founders. | Continue reading