Our journey so far relying on Scala from Monolith to Micro-services to build a sustainable fashion consumption at StyleTheory. | Continue reading
Digital was crucial to Burberry's China-led growth turnaround. | Continue reading
Thoughts on how to better deal with error prone areas in code | Continue reading
Director Jill Soloway surprisingly compares her appraoch to the forthcoming Red Sonja movie to both Deadpool and The Dark Knight. | Continue reading
5G connectivity and a remotely projected human help autonomous vehicles be safer and more flexible | Continue reading
From Robbie the Robot to Jarvis, science fiction writers have long understood how important it was for an artificial being to sound as lifelike as possible. Speech is central to human interaction, and beyond words, it helps us express feelings and emotions: who can forget HAL 900 … | Continue reading
"We're going up on a high wire and there's no safety net underneath it," says the founder of the upcoming short-form video streamer that is paying top dollar and making star-friendly deals to counter questions about whether consumers will respond. | Continue reading
KBall and Nick sync up with Node.js core contributor Ujjwal Sharma to dive deep into how to get into the world of open source software. | Continue reading
Learn more about how to apply for the GitHub Student Developer Pack, along with frequently asked questions to help you through the application process. | Continue reading
Another Quora answer . I cant say. My family was not rich enough to afford such high-end computers that cost thousands. Only Americans could. In early-1980s Britain we had Sinclair, Commodore and Oric computers (e.g. the ZX Spectrum or C64.) The better-off had Acorn machines. (Th … | Continue reading
Another Quora answer . I cant say. My family was not rich enough to afford such high-end computers that cost thousands. Only Americans could. In early-1980s Britain we had Sinclair, Commodore and Oric computers (e.g. the ZX Spectrum or C64.) The better-off had Acorn machines. (Th … | Continue reading
For a long time, it was only in science fiction that machines verbalized emotions. As of today, Amazon Polly is one step closer to changing that. As we work on Amazon Polly, we’re constantly seeking to improve the voices. We hope you’ll agree that today’s announcement of not only … | Continue reading
As end of support for the still-popular Windows 7 draws near, risks of unpatched operating systems are likely to be a significant security concern in the near future. | Continue reading
Today at the Blue Button Developer Conference at The White House, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) announced a pilot program for a new Data at the Point of Care API. This new API aims to improve patient care by giving Medicare providers seamless access to patien … | Continue reading
Bark for Schools and the Online Safety Center of Excellence is proud to introduce its first class of Distinguished Leaders in Online Safety. | Continue reading
PostgreSQL is one of the finest object-relational databases, and its architecture is process-based instead of thread-based. While almost all the current database systems utilize threads for paralle… | Continue reading
Chronic fatigue syndrome and ADHD could seem more different. So why are doctors prescribing the same drug for them? Learn about a possible link. | Continue reading
The widespread cultivation of industrial hemp could be a cheap way to fight pollution. | Continue reading
After cresting at its second-highest level in over 100 years of record-keeping earlier this year, the Lower Mississippi is once again on the rise, putting America’s Achilles’ heel—the Old River Control Structure—under unusual stress. | Continue reading
Reporter Jim Axlerod of CBS Sunday Morning sat down with ZZ Top, the hard-rocking, country blues trio who have been together for 50 years. Band members | Continue reading
214hp and up to 226 miles of range thanks to a 62kWh battery pack. | Continue reading
Andy Rachleff co-founded the venture capital firm Benchmark Capital in 1995. In 2005, he retired to focus on giving back, beginning by teac... | Continue reading
Consciousness is the biggest problem for materialism. How is it possible that a bunch of particles that are devoid of consciousness get together and cause consciousness? | Continue reading
It’s her second that we’ve seen. | Continue reading
In our Rob Thomas interivew, the creator of Veronica Mars talks season 4 of the beloved series and explains what happened to his Lost Boys TV show. | Continue reading
The transformation of (a lot of) the internet into simply a larger, more diversified series of tv channels continues apace. Sharin | Continue reading
The drug-resistant form of the virus has been detected at unacceptable levels across Africa, Asia and the Americas | Continue reading
A 2-week event with over $250,000 USD in MANA and LAND prizes. | Continue reading
Humanity needs to get better at knowing how to get better. | Continue reading
Born in turn-of-the-century Poland, Schulz lived both longer and better in his books than in real life. | Continue reading
Here’s a situation that might sound familiar: you’re in the middle of a project, and you realize you’re tackling a problem you haven’t seen before. Perhaps your search function query is returning too many results, which is slowing down your website. You figure you shouldn’t displ … | Continue reading
Allegedly bragging about it on Slack and Twitter wasn't even her clumsiest move. | Continue reading
Temporary groups that you can paywall. | Continue reading
Former systems engineer arrested on charges she accessed data in Firewall hack. | Continue reading