Seshat: Global History Databank (Seshat) and the Institute for Economics and Peace (IEP) are teaming up to explore how we can achieve stable, lasting peace. | Continue reading
Include a web server in your Flutter app or web server in Dart easily. We tell you how. | Continue reading
This is what I (along with some collaborators) have been thinking about lately. This is still raw, but the idea is exciting enough that I wa... | Continue reading
Why Germany is becoming a career destination for many researchers. | Continue reading
Read about the problem can wreck an otherwise good software product. | Continue reading
Located in a village on the Turkish-Greek border, this off grid prefab cabin faces weather conditions that vary dramatically depending on ... | Continue reading
I like good programming quotes. Here are some new ones I have found since my last posts. Complexity “Why do people find DNS so difficult? It’s just cache invalidation and naming things.… | Continue reading
Back in February, we hosted the SF Scala Meetup in our San Franciso Tradeshift office. | Continue reading
What shocked me most during my involvement with NetBeans, now an Apache Software Foundation project, is that The Apache Software Foundation... | Continue reading
The aim of “A Soul for Europe” is to implement concrete steps and to conduct projects to ensure that Europe makes better use of its cultural assets. | Continue reading
Scientists have used neutron scattering to identify the secret to a metal-organic framework's (MOF) ability to efficiently convert chemicals, through a process called catalysis, into new substances. By probing a material known as MOF-808-SO4, the team discovered molecular behavio … | Continue reading
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A summary of everything we know about kOS. GitHub Gist: instantly share code, notes, and snippets. | Continue reading
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Mid-day meal cooks in Bihar – mostly women from Dalit and Adivasi communities – are subject to the worst kind of institutional gender discrimination. | Continue reading
Enterprises today are focused on ensuring robust data governance, and are exploring different tools and approaches to support their efforts. Some organizations know exactly what they need, while others can be overwhelmed or confused by all the different solutions out there that c … | Continue reading
Graphene is an allotrope of carbon single layer thick material which has limitless benefits in almost every field. Its latest benefit has been discovered when it was mixed with asphalt. Two Italian companies came together | Continue reading
Pivotal’s Coté spends most of his days understanding the paths that our customers take to achieve all the benefits of a cloud native application platform. In this post, the first in a series on... | Continue reading
Chemists spend a great deal of time and energy trying to get chemical reactions to begin or to speed up—but sometimes it can be just as important to stop them before they go too far. | Continue reading
Marin County, California, is a wonderful and frustrating place to be a mountain biker. The community is large, varied, and supportive. Bike shops are everywhere. The weather is idyllic, the terrain beautiful, with sharp, rising hills coated in lush redwood forests, and plenty of … | Continue reading
If you’re a freelance journalist who covers science, technology, internet culture, and/or the future, we want your stories! Yes, we pay in actual money! Here’s how to send us your ideas. | Continue reading
Airplane toilets are loud. For some, they are downright terrifying. But chin up, frequent flyers, because a group of Brigham Young University physicists have figured out how to make them quieter. | Continue reading
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I am paddling through the silt of the Green River, the largest, most remote, and least developed tributary of the Colorado River,… | Continue reading
As conscious beings, we are constantly aware of the relentless march of time. You can make an egg into an omelet, but you can’t… | Continue reading
Not long ago I diagnosed myself with the recently identified condition of sidewalk rage. It’s most pronounced when it comes to a… | Continue reading
Elon Musk's messy Twitter habit will get a once-over on Thursday when a federal court weighs whether the controversial Tesla chief executive should be held in contempt of court. | Continue reading
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The fact that React has entered the JavaScript world for good is nothing to be disputed. Because of this, newcomers to JavaScript often… | Continue reading
An experienced pilot who expressed doubt he was adequately trained to fly the Boeing plane faced difficulties in getting more training—and even a form of reprimand. | Continue reading
German chemicals giant Bayer was the victim of a cyber-attack for more than a year but there has been no evidence of data leaks so far, German media reported Thursday. | Continue reading
Google Plus didn’t fail because Facebook is invulnerable. It failed because of deep flaws embedded in it from the very start. | Continue reading
To Search Through and Play Items From This Collection:Please click here to use Hobbit, the search and playing mechanism for the Dragon Hoard. PLEASE NOTE IT... | Continue reading
South Korea's telecommunications carriers turned on super-fast 5G mobile internet networks abruptly ahead of schedule in an attempt to ensure the country becomes the first in the world to launch the services. | Continue reading
Australia's Parliament passed legislation on Thursday that could imprison social media executives if their platforms stream real violence such as the New Zealand mosque shootings. | Continue reading
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Ethiopian officials on Thursday are expected to release preliminary conclusions in the probe of last month's crash of a Boeing 737 that killed 157 people, two sources told AFP on Wednesday. | Continue reading