XR Talks is a series that features the best presentations and educational videos from the XR universe. It includes embedded video, as well as narrative… Continue reading → XR Talks: An Operating System for the Physical World, Part II | Continue reading
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A wearable that tracks hydration, one to keep you warm (or cool), and one for instant stress relief will be on display next week at CES 2019 | Continue reading
Antibiotic Resistance Is a Serious Issue There have been concerns about Antibiotic resistant bacteria within the scientific community for some time now. Over recent years this concern has come out of the woodwork and into the spotlight. | Continue reading
Developers have applied to build 139 GWac of large-scale solar projects in the territory of six grid operators - around five times what is currently online across the country - and that figure doesn’t even cover the entire United States. By any metric, we are looking at an unprec … | Continue reading
Let me start with one true story from the year 2011. At that time I was working as a software programmer (90% C++) in a team of 5 people. One morning, a friend from team started showing cool new source code editor called Sublime Text. He was very happy with it, he used it on … | Continue reading
A market analysis based on a survey of 100+ companies and researchers | Continue reading
It almost killed me this last week. | Continue reading
An iOS Swift, fully offline Natural Language Classifier (NLC) for implementing local in-app Intent understanding with training dataset… | Continue reading
Sesame Chicken with Noodles is a light and easy weeknight dinner made with chicken, veggies, and rice noodles, all cooked in a delicious sesame sauce. | Continue reading
Data designer Pedro M. Cruz (previously) created an absolutely inspiring, award-winning animation from raw data that visualizes immigration to the United | Continue reading
For the first time in its history, the Marine Corps will integrate female and male platoons during boot camp. | Continue reading
Y Combinator announced its entry into China in April 2018 and launched its Startup School at Tsinghua University in May. | Continue reading
Osquery offers simple, yet profound ways to combine event and context data required to map system to IP address, device to IP address, user to UID and file system to hardware device at the exact time an incident occured. | Continue reading
In the past three years, Google searches for the term “microdosing” have tripled, and books and articles on the subject are exploding. | Continue reading
Richard Garriott is a robot. The creator of the Ultima series (including Ultima Online, one of the first massively multiplayer online games) runs his Austin company Portalarium from his home in New York. He telecommutes via Beam—a Segway-like robot with a video screen that lets h … | Continue reading
In a Data-Driven Economy, Human Rights are Catching Up | Continue reading
When venturing out to build an architecture using microservices, how you construct the services will be pivotal in the way you are able to… | Continue reading
Researchers have designed a computer program that allows users to translate any free-form drawing into a two-dimensional, nanoscale structure made of DNA. | Continue reading
Back in the 1980s, you knew that you were in a Third World country when traffic congestion made daytime trips take 2-3 times longer than they would be on clear roadsyour driver had only a tenuous c… | Continue reading
Traditionally infrastructure management is a manual task, with sysadmins managing rather static servers. The automation capabilities of modern cloud platforms have changed this way of working: Infr… | Continue reading
UADO is a Cracow-based fashion label mixing subtlety with bold design elements. Its new visual identity is a reflection of this philosophy. Conceived by | Continue reading
Don’t Let the Tail Wag the Dog | Continue reading
Travel and research by scientists with NASA, NOAA and the EPA is being impacted | Continue reading
Amazon received a patent that allows it to sensor websites shoppers visit while in an Amazon-owned store. | Continue reading
Let's Encrypt are amazing and regular readers will know I'm a huge fan of theirs, having covered them numerous times on my blog. They issue more certificates and cover more domains than any other CA out there, all for free. Whilst all of these are amazing facts, we are creating | Continue reading
It's not just Tesla with Linux under the hood. Audi, Mercedes-Benz, Hyundai, and Toyota, to name a few, all rely on Linux. | Continue reading
Company says it remains on track for mid-2020s delivery of new planes. | Continue reading
It’s hard to know when and why face recognition is being used in New York City. Ritchie Torres wants to change that. | Continue reading
Since 2012 I have been interested in servers and networking, and started running them at home. Here is a history of changes over the yearsI don't have full explanations of everything, but ill try to mention things as I go.You will have to excuse the poor image quality of | Continue reading
After baking close to 40 loaves of bread in eight machines, we found the most reliable bread machine for people baking loaves at home. Here's what we recommend. | Continue reading
Wake up! It's HighScalability time: Solar system? Nope, the beauty is in your head&mda... | Continue reading
Drivers who use their phones on Sydney roads may now be caught out without even realising it as new mobile detection cameras get up and running in parts of the city. | Continue reading
Easy french dips with mushrooms instead of beef provide all the savory goodness of meat, and are perfect over a campfire grill. | Continue reading
I get sort of yell-y about Eddie Redmayne. | Continue reading
Company says it remains on track for mid-2020s delivery of new planes. | Continue reading