SuperMemo makes learning fun. I. Anki’s Imperfections Some things you don’t notice until you leave them. Often times our brains aren’t ambitious enough, meta-enough, or creative e… | Continue reading
How to plan, buy, build, and store your 2-10 GPU machine learning servers and PCs | Continue reading
The market is shifting in a new direction, can Scrum still find its space? | Continue reading
Trends come and go, but a yearbook photo is forever. | Continue reading
The digital revolution has reached the African continent, driven by the wide spread of emerging technologies, including automation, artificial intelligence, and networking. Some countries, such as Kenya, have taken advantage of digitization. | Continue reading
The dog needs to be fed, there’s a blog post to write, a report is due, there’s a meeting at 10, this form from the bank has to be submitted… We can measure our performance (and o… | Continue reading
Humans have influenced Earth’s climate so much that we have triggered a new geological epoch, the Anthropocene. Now physicists say that around 60 per cent of alien civilisations could do the same on their home planets | Continue reading
Easy, flavorful kimchi fried rice with fresh vegetables and tofu. An easy, satisfying, plant-based entrée or side. Just 10 ingredients! | Continue reading
Let's talk about what makes a great lifestyle business. | Continue reading
Warming waters have driven thousands of ocean species poleward from the equator, threatening marine ecosystems and the livelihoods of people who depend on them, researchers reported Monday. | Continue reading
Remote-controlled Venus flytrap "robo-plants" and crops that tell farmers when they are hit by disease could become reality after scientists developed a high-tech system for communicating with vegetation. | Continue reading
NASA's Ingenuity mini-helicopter has survived its first night alone on the frigid surface of Mars, the US space agency said, hailing it as "a major milestone" for the tiny craft as it prepares for its first flight. | Continue reading
The story of a 1970s computer-science lab, a spare magazine, and one model’s unlikely technological legacy | Continue reading
Encoding memories in engram cells is controlled by large-scale remodeling of the proteins and DNA that make up cells’ chromatin, according to an MIT study. This chromatin remodeling, which allows specific genes involved in storing memories to become more active, takes place in mu … | Continue reading
A new study analyzing bean production and food security across 11 countries in sub-Saharan Africa, found COVID-19 pandemic-related restrictions to significantly impact bean production. Border controls and high transport costs have led to drops in production of the key food securi … | Continue reading
Integrating the American classroom has long been a goal of many who seek to eradicate racial discrimination. But a new paper from four economists, including Duke University's William A. "Sandy" Darity Jr., suggests that Black students do not always benefit from attending racially … | Continue reading
It's a rather different interpretation than the films by Peter Jackson. | Continue reading
Over the last few years, the software development community’s love affair with the popular open-source relational database has reached a… | Continue reading
This is the first of a series of posts designed to help people interested in hacking on WebCore’s rendering system. | Continue reading
As mass detentions and surveillance dominate the lives of China’s Uyghurs and Kazakhs, a woman struggles to free herself. | Continue reading
The Dutch Data Protection Authority has fined hotel booking website Booking.com €475,000 ($560,000) for reporting a security incident 22 days after it happened, in breach of EU GDPR regulations that dictate that all breaches must be disclosed within 72 hours. | Continue reading
In 2001, the famous herpetologist Joseph B. Slowinski died from snakebite by an immature black-and-white banded krait, while leading an expedition team in northern Myanmar. The very krait that caused his death is now confirmed to belong to the same species identified as a new to … | Continue reading
Likely the first extinction event of the 2000s in Europe, the sad history of the Pyrenean Ibex (Capra pyrenaica pyrenaica) is a powerful example of the ever-increasing species loss worldwide due to causes related to human activity. It can, however, give us valuable information on … | Continue reading
The Paradox of Reading: The books you read will profoundly change you even though you’ll forget the vast majority of what you read. The Paradox of Writing: Great writing looks effortless. But because the ideas are so clear, casual readers don’t appreciate how much time it took to … | Continue reading
New hybrid event formats promise a much more flexible and personalized experience when it comes to how and when attendees consume content. What might this look like as events continue to evolve? | Continue reading
The threat research team at Cybereason uncovered an interesting piece of malware. Studied it and tracked it. Which lead them to believe they were dealing with a threat actor known as Molerats. Sponsors This episode is sponsored by Cybereason. Cybereason reverses the attacker’s a … | Continue reading
The identities of more than 160 Australian citizens — including a former intelligence chief, government officials and business leaders — are exposed in hacked Shanghai police files that reveal the inner workings of China's surveillance state. | Continue reading
The announcement reflects the success both countries have had in managing the virus. | Continue reading
Easy and real-time voice chat tool for remote teams | Continue reading
We are super excited about our second book... The 101 Coolest Simple Science Experiments by Rachel Miller, Holly Homer & Jamie Harrington Yep! That is the cover...oh, and it glows in the dark! Inside there | Continue reading
This article looks at a new approach for achieving a Single-page Application (SPA) -- HTML over WebSockets. | Continue reading
What does a country on the internet really mean? How do we create it?... | Continue reading
History is one damned thing after another. A war ends, a boom follows, then a crash, then an uprising, then a pandemic, a breakthrough, a new boom, a new war. On and on, from agony to awe. A question that always arises after a terrible event is why haven’t we learned our lesson? … | Continue reading
Stunning admissions from the U.S. Department of Justice | Continue reading
Clubhouse is like a blackhole for your time, it's no wonder why everyone in the valley are interested about it. And two things that fills at least 25% of my feed are NFT and BitClout. Full disclaimer, I do not completely understand the concepts behind NFT and BitClout. I've not i … | Continue reading
A paper published by academics from the UCL Energy Institute looked at how increased CO2 levels in the atmosphere could affect human cognitive performance, how building ventilation systems might mitigate this, and the likely cost and energy implications. | Continue reading
Today's code is only part of the WTF. The code is bad, it's incorrect, but the mistake is simple and easy to make.Lowell was recently digging into a broken feature in a legacy C application. The specific error was a failure when invoking a sed command from inside the application. … | Continue reading
Step-by-step guide through which you'll learn to use Lottie Animation in Android Projects. Enhance your project's UI and make it more fluid and user-friendly. | Continue reading