Breckenridge, Colorado is one of the best towns in Colorado. It’s beautiful. It’s full of great things to do. It has a bunch of excellent food and drink spots. And, arguably, it’s home to one of th… | Continue reading
In a May 2019 speech, Australia's Chief Scientist, Alan Finkel, noted participation in science and maths was slipping in Australian schools. Specifically speaking about STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics), he said: | Continue reading
A look at Silicon Valley's largest landowners helps trace how we got to where we are today — astronomical housing prices, the disappearance of manufacturing and a squeezed middle class. Those findings are from a year-long collaborative reporting project that analyzed more than 50 … | Continue reading
Alan Taylor in The Atlantic: Millions of people in Delhi, India, and neighboring states are struggling to cope with eye-watering smog that has settled on the region—creating some of the worst air quality in years. Government authorities have declared a public-health emergency, cl … | Continue reading
Create a new channel for every project. Invite the right people to join the channel to work on it. Every project has a beginning, and it has an ending as well. Don’t start a channel if you… | Continue reading
I have worked with Microservices architecture in the past and in fact, this website is built with Microservices architecture style. I have given a talk on Microservices in various meetups including DigitalOcean and Microsoft. In this article, I am going to explain to you about th … | Continue reading
During a session at its Ignite 2019 conference today, Microsoft confirmed that its Chromium-based Edge browser is coming to Linux, something that the company has previously teased. | Continue reading
At Pisano, we build a sophisticated customer experience solution for organizations. Since our motto is speed and reliability, we choose… | Continue reading
Steven Rogelberg, a professor at UNC Charlotte, has spent decades researching workplace meetings and reports that many of them are a waste of time. Why? Because the vast majority of managers aren’t trained in or reviewed on effective meeting management. He explains how leaders ca … | Continue reading
As climate changes, plants in North America, much of Eurasia, and parts of central and South America will consume more water than they do now, leading to less water for people, according to a new study in the journal Nature Geoscience. The research suggests a drier future despite … | Continue reading
Browse functional programming jobs, salaries, blogs and learning resources! Scala jobs, Clojure jobs, Haskell jobs and more. | Continue reading
How new owners brought about the demise of a leading sports Web site and the decline of its legacy-media predecessor. | Continue reading
China has staged intricately managed scenes filled with pedestrians, street vendors and drivers played by people – police officers, teachers, retirees – who have been screened by the authorities and assigned their role | Continue reading
Microsoft Office has released its new Android and iOS app, simply called ‘Office’ which combines Word, Excel, and PowerPoint in one app. See all the features | Continue reading
Today, the JRC published the 2018 edition of its Annual Report on Forest Fires in Europe, the Middle East and North Africa. According to the report, wildfires destroyed nearly 178,000 hectares (ha) of forests and land in the EU last year. | Continue reading
In a follow-up to a map from a few years back, Andy Woodruff provides a gripe assistant tool for Daylight Saving Time. Plug in your preferences for an ideal day, and you can see if you’re in … | Continue reading
Christopher Koch in Scientific American: You will die, sooner or later. We all will. For everything that has a beginning has an end, an ineluctable consequence of the second law of thermodynamics. Few of us like to think about this troubling fact. But once birthed, the thought of … | Continue reading
Peter Thiel has many claims to fame in Silicon Valley. He co-founded PayPal in 1998, before selling it to eBay for $1.5 billion in 2002. He later launched various hedge funds, and made early investments in Facebook. | Continue reading
How does an old-school watchmaker compete with the Apple Watch and other smartwatches? If you're a company with a long history like Timex, you don't; you go back and mine the brand's history, hoping to hit that nostalgia nerve with consumers. Timex is bringing back the T80, | Continue reading
Human societies need food—and that often means wheat, which was first cultivated more than 12,000 years ago. Today, around one in five calories consumed by humans is from wheat. Over this time, humans have moved wheat species around the globe and transformed them through cultivat … | Continue reading
Google AutoML now available to 3.5 million data scientists on Kaggle | Continue reading
Concerns over voter fraud have surged in recent years, especially after federal officials reported that Russian hackers attempted to access voter records in the 2016 presidential election. Administrative voting errors have been reported, too; for example, an audit by state offici … | Continue reading
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Discovering ways to control the topological aspects of quantum materials is an important research frontier because it can lead to desirable electrical and spin transport properties for future device technologies. Now MPSD scientists have discovered a pioneering laser-driven appro … | Continue reading
Researchers from SMART, MIT's research enterprise in Singapore, have made a groundbreaking discovery that allows scientists to "look" at the surface density of dispersed nanoparticles. This revolutionary technique enables researchers to characterize' or understand the properties … | Continue reading
A new study from the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) describes how certain algae collectively sense and respond to light, a phenomenon called phototaxis. | Continue reading
LEGO Foundation and LEGO Group announced their new project to help blind and visually impaired children learn Braille through custom LEGO Braille Bricks. | Continue reading
The inspection paradox is a statistical illusion you’ve probably never heard of. But once you learn about it, you see it everywhere. | Continue reading
Green concrete, heat pumps, and other innovations. | Continue reading
Why fat jars in a Docker container is not a good idea and how we can easily do better | Continue reading
After the hottest Arctic summer on record follows the warmest ever fall. | Continue reading
Seismic users will now have access to Percolate's content marketing orchestration and planning tools. | Continue reading
Still looking for a dessert for Thanksgiving? Here are 5 Delicious Desserts for your Thanksgiving Dinner! Your family will be very impresssed! | Continue reading
A new study suggests the cosmos may be curved in upon itself like a ball—but many experts remain unconvinced | Continue reading
The standard typewriter keyboard is Exhibit A in the hottest new case against markets. But the evidence has been cooked. | Continue reading
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On this week’s episode of AppStories, in what has become an annual tradition, we talk about how how we’ve set up our Apple Watches, including the complications we use, the third-party apps on which we rely, and what’s in our Watch docks. Sponsored by: Kolide – User focused securi … | Continue reading
In formal epistemology, we use mathematical methods to explore the questions of epistemology and rational choice. What can we know? What should we believe and how strongly? How should we act ... | Continue reading