Mad magazine, the venerable satire publication, will stop publishing issues with new content this fall.The magazine, famous for the grinning face of character Alfred E. Neuman and his slogan, "What, me worry?", will stop publishing issues with new writing after issue No. 10, acco … | Continue reading
Three earthquakes registering between 4.5 and 5.6 magnitude were detected off the coast of B.C. Friday morning, a day after Southern California experienced a 6.4 magnitude earthquake. A geophysicist with the U.S. Geological Survey said the two are not related. | Continue reading
The people tasked with cleaning up social-media platforms often work in secrecy, and many come away from the job disgusted with humanity. | Continue reading
Pushed for time? Catch up with the weekly media news coverage from Journalism.co.uk | Continue reading
Why should she apologize for being stronger or faster than a man? She shouldn't. | Continue reading
By Stephen Davies | "The idea of meritocracy requires a totalitarian state if you are going to take it seriously." ~ Stephen Davies | Continue reading
An automotive industry expert in Germany recently issued a bold dismissal of electric vehicles, declaring that EVs will be overtaken by hydrogen-powered cars. Before an audience, Dr. Felix Gress, head of Continental’s corporate communications and public affairs, argued that batte … | Continue reading
The power of deep learning paired with collaborative human intelligence. | Continue reading
Summer Slide is a real thing. You know your kids can lose a lot of ground over the summer if they don’t stay engaged in learning. How do you deal with it? | Continue reading
On a special edition of /Film Daily, /Film senior writer Ben Pearson is joined by managing editor Jacob Hall and writers Hoai-Tran Bui and Chris Evangelista for a spoiler-filled discussion of writer/director Ari Aster‘s new film, Midsommar. Then, you’ll hear interviews with Aster … | Continue reading
More than two weeks since its opening, a city-owned parking lot near SDCCU Stadium for homeless people living in recreational vehicles sits almost empty | Continue reading
Ranks 50th out of 51 First things first. The screenshot you see on the right is NOT Betternet. It has Betternet name, hip new-age look, a domain name, and a friendly logo, but underneath its HotSpotShield. Back in 2015 when I heard about Betternet being launched, I was excited to … | Continue reading
The journey covers 13,235 miles of consistent high temps. | Continue reading
Trees could remove two-thirds of human-caused emissions | Continue reading
How Fortnite flipped the growth funnel on its head and forever changed the way video games are marketed. | Continue reading
The new jira experience is full of bugs and inefficiencies. I had it turned off, but now it looks like I'm stuck with it for good. Is that true that I can't use the old one anymore. For me it's really awful- bad enough that i would consider dumping jira. Several issues 1- Nav … | Continue reading
What will people buy on Prime Day 2019? Look to previous years’ best sellers for clues. | Continue reading
This NYU professor makes the case for criticizing people less and complimenting people more. | Continue reading
The climate is changing, with temperatures in Canada rising at twice the global average. Over... | Continue reading
Plant-based ground beef has become a staple at several fast food restaurants across the US. Now food retailers are demanding other alternatives, but creating viable plant-based alternatives for other food types like dairy, seafood, muscle cuts, and poultry could prove trickier. I … | Continue reading
Find out about this historic cross-party consensus on Proportional Representation and how to get it! | Continue reading
Emotions can play an important role in how we think and behave. | Continue reading
Organizational stress should be acknowledged as a real problem of CISOs, as this poses a problem to an employee’s wellbeing, affecting their performance. | Continue reading
Introducing a Python Package to process data from Mars efficiently | Continue reading
‘’A group of strangers from different corners of the Earth, who have never met each other before; transcending geographical borders and… | Continue reading
‘’A group of strangers from different corners of the Earth, who have never met each other before; transcending geographical borders and… | Continue reading
The most violent element in society is ignorance. Can AI help? | Continue reading
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The NEOLINE solution : an innovative, safe and efficient ro-ro vessel for stable and competitively priced freight transport on a transatlantic route. | Continue reading
A goofy boxer named Zara who was sitting in the window watching her human work in the garden. Every time the garden hose spray was directed at the window | Continue reading
Bug Report! Zine Issue #1Published in Seattle, WA.An imposed, ready-to-print version is available here:https://archive.org/details/BugReportIssue1Booklet | Continue reading
Lately, I've been all over LinkedIn looking for entry-level roles. Not because I've suddenly reversed my career direction, but because I co-founded a nonprofit called FutureMap to help recent first-generation college graduates navigate their careers post-undergrad. | Continue reading
Tech helped Fake Markets took over Free Markets without media or politicians even noticing. | Continue reading
Researchers used deep reinforcement learning to teach these strange robots how to move | Continue reading
Millennium Falcon: Smuggler’s Run, the first ride to open in Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge, puts you in the cockpit of the most famous hunk of junk in the galaxy. It’s a fully-interactive motion simulator which puts you and a group of five people on a smuggling mission with Han Solo’s … | Continue reading
If you’re planning a purchase, big or small, on Amazon’s Prime Day 2019, make sure you’re using a credit card that can maximize your rewards. | Continue reading
rlang 0.4.0 is now on CRAN! | Continue reading
Strategies for Deep Decarbonization of the Electricity SectorJesse Jenkins,Postdoctoral Environmental Fellow, Harvard Kennedy School | Continue reading
The people powering Toronto's booming tech sector may not make as much money as their counterparts in Silicon Valley — I mean, not even close — but... | Continue reading