For centuries, influencers have been forcing us to admit an uncomfortable truth: we are neither entirely self-determining nor self-contained. | Continue reading
On the eve of Draw Art Fair London, the first fair dedicated to drawing, we celebrate the freest and first of all art forms | Continue reading
How to use open source projects to improve software development skills. | Continue reading
Paramedics were racing a 59-year-old man to the hospital when they hit a pothole, shockingly saving the man's life. | Continue reading
In this video we're going to find out if it's possible to beat Doom without pressing the attack button. Rules: 1. Play on Ultra-Violence. 2. Disallow shootin... | Continue reading
In 2013 I was working in nuclear power plant automation. Can’t talk much since I still haven’t figured out which part of it was classified… | Continue reading
It starts with free wine samples, endless breadsticks, and keeping my expectations low. | Continue reading
To a ghastly extent, the social media attempts to sow discord in the U.S. and the formal cyberattacks to demonize Hillary Clinton succeeded. | Continue reading
Google announced a number of new G Suite enhancements, with some features still in beta, many of which are aimed at improving enterprise security. | Continue reading
Lightweight and foldable; easy to use and carry. Great for camping, hiking, or traveling in general. | Continue reading
SRECon Americas was in Brooklyn this year! SRECon has always emphasised the human side of reliability and I appreciated the focus on learning and teaching, psychological safety and avoiding burnout, as well as a bunch of tech topics around keeping sites running. | Continue reading
A sociologist shares stories from members of the new American underclass. | Continue reading
A proposal for building an index of the Web that separates the infrastructurepart of the search engine - the index - from the services part that will formthe basis for myriad search engines and... | Continue reading
Apple’s “Don’t mess with Mother (Nature)” video—produced by the Camp4 Collective to promote the iPhone XS—included footage of a man-made avalanche. | Continue reading
Boston Dynamics rocked the world with the robots like Big Dog, Cheetah and Atlas. As one of the company's latest creations SpotMini comes to market, CEO Marc... | Continue reading
OKAI utilizes interactive graphics to demystify and introduce Artificial Intelligence concepts to a broader audience. | Continue reading
Facebook Google + Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest We are proud to show you the Robot Toplist for April 2019! In the 2019 we see a strong grown of “open-source” robots projects : we saw some incredible builds like SpotMicro and OpenCat with the peculiar quadruped locomotion ( driven by … | Continue reading
Special counsel Robert Mueller muttered a “no comment” to an MSNBC reporter Sunday in response to questions about the release... | Continue reading
He’s one of the most polarizing cast members in ’SNL’ history — but is he really just harmlessly bland? | Continue reading
learn how to build a feed forward neural network in Python with this easy explanation. Learn the algorithm and implement it using NumPy in Python. | Continue reading
Less sleep but perhaps more enjoyment for those who live on the eastern edge of a time zone. | Continue reading
The Twilight Zone Emmy eligibility has been determined, and the show will compete in the drama category instead of being classified as a limited series. | Continue reading
Sri Lankan officials have a troubled relationship with social media. They have seen firsthand how quickly online hate can turn into deadly violence. | Continue reading
Silicon Valley says it’s committed to improving diversity, but high-profile male executives accused of sexual misconduct are getting second chances. Some advocates are wondering why. | Continue reading
Join a16z Deal and Research operating partner Frank Chen for a conversation with longtime Apple software engineer Ken Kocienda for an insider’s account of how Apple designed software in the golden … | Continue reading
A delighted Lucas the Spider (previously) giddily gathered up colorful eggs that he collected around his yard during his first unintentional Easter egg | Continue reading
The heat equation, as an introductory PDE. Home page: https://www.3blue1brown.com Thanks to these supporters: http://3b1b.co/de2thanks Infinite powers, by St... | Continue reading
Dramatic stuff is AFOOT again. | Continue reading
A scientist from Harvard has used Ai to create a method for successfully predicting the folded shape of any protein. The work could have massive implications for the design and development of life-saving medicine. | Continue reading
Emmanuel Falque, phenomenological philosopher from the Catholic University of Paris, brings the chaos of the body back into philosophy through theology. | Continue reading
The heat equation, as an introductory PDE. Home page: https://www.3blue1brown.com Thanks to these supporters: http://3b1b.co/de2thanks Infinite powers, by St... | Continue reading
Preparing rice in a coffee machine can halve levels of the naturally occurring substance. | Continue reading
I don’t really like people. I don’t mean that I’m a misanthrope (people can be a wonderful force for good, but that’s a different blog… | Continue reading
Some interesting consequences of lazy evaluation. | Continue reading
Slate’s Use of Your Data | Continue reading
Today, v2 of Pwned Passwords was released as part of the Have I Been Pwned service offered by Troy Hunt. Containing over half a billion real world leaked passwords, this database provides a vital tool for correcting the course of how the industry combats modern threats against pa … | Continue reading
The glare of the admissions scandal has obscured the vast ecosystem of other ways that the connected get a leg up — all of which are perfectly legal. | Continue reading
I stopped on the street yesterday to talk with a couple of neighbors. Among other things I said they should use Facebook. That deserved a follow-up email and a blog post. | Continue reading