In this century, progress in fundamental physics has been slow. The Large Hadron Collider hasn’t yet found any surprises, attempts to directly detect dark matter have been unsuccessful, strin… | Continue reading
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An image purports to show a railgun mounted on the Chinese tank landing ship Haiyangshan. | Continue reading
CryptoTrader.Tax is the easiest way to calculate trading gains and report your cryptocurrency taxes. | Continue reading
On December 26, 2018, Stephanie in Edmonton, Canada was completely caught off guard when her young son asked her about the bear in the logo of the | Continue reading
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Most of Silicon Valley is financed with venture capital, and its success there has made it attractive in other industries. The model isn't always transferrable: | Continue reading
My thoughts on the state of crypto in 2018 and where we’re headed | Continue reading
In this post I'm getting real about three reasons that prevented me to ship product. Learn from my story and prevent you from going through the same. | Continue reading
People in tech and media have been saying that ‘content is king’ for a long time - perhaps since the VHS/Betamax battle of the early 1980s, and perhaps longer. Content and access to content was a strategic lever for technology. I’m not sure how much this is still true. Musi … | Continue reading
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To save power, a cheap new timer can tell smart sensors when to wake up—no batteries required. | Continue reading
What if I told you that you didn't have to rebuild your docker images every time you made a change? I'm happy to share with you a feature I added in the last release of skaffold that instantly syncs files to your running containers without any changes to your deployments | Continue reading
I delivered a talk about writing a refactoring tool with Clang Tooling at code::dive in November. It was uploaded to YouTube today: The slides are available here and the code samples are here. This… | Continue reading
A hard disk (also called a fixed disk) is the primary medium for storing information on computers, because it combines high capacity, relatively fast access and low price. A hard disk drive is made up of four basic components: a motor, a spinning platter, a pivoting arm with a re … | Continue reading
According to statements published today in Russia’s state-owned RIA Novosti, Deputy Minister of Defense Yuriy Borisov confirmed that the country tested its Uran-9 robots in Syria. | Continue reading
The Chronicle is Duke University's independent student newspaper where you can find campus news, Blue Devil sports coverage, features, opinions and breaking news online and in print four days a week. | Continue reading
It's going to be a tough day for technology stocks on Thursday after Apple AAPL warned first quarter sales would be less than it previously expected. The Invesco QQQ Trust QQQ , which track the tech heavy Nasdaq-100 Index, lost 1.5 percent in after hours trading on Wednesday. A … | Continue reading
Sometimes a fleeting glance can tell a story. It may be not be accurate but so what. It’s fun to try to figure out anyway. | Continue reading
In this article we’ll dive into the advantages and disadvantages the two most common career avenues for software engineers. | Continue reading
In a rufescent episode of Now You See It, host Jack Nugent explores the use of the color red to convey a variety of emotions that are all very passionate | Continue reading
25 years ago, the very first version of Blender started working, and Ton looks back on that time. What are your earliest memories of Blender? Ton writes: Today is the 25th birthday of Blender! During the xmas holidays of 1993, Ton Roosendaal started working on the Blender softwar … | Continue reading
Sim-Plex is missioned to renovate a 482 sq.ft new home for Labyrinth and Simon. By using snow white storage cabinetry and ... | Continue reading
Reprinted with permission from Quanta Magazine’s Abstractions blog.The renowned physicist Leonard Susskind has identified a… | Continue reading
The Pudding analyzed over 740,000 headlines from the NY Times since 1900 to determine which country the US was most interested in | Continue reading
View this post on Instagram A post shared by Dino Ignacio (@ignaciogram) on Dec 31, 2018 at 9:54pm PST Dino Ignacio, creator of the legendary parody site | Continue reading
Apple® today issued the following public letter to investors: To Apple investors: Today we are revising our guidance for Apple’s fiscal 2019 first qua | Continue reading
How a Great and Mighty Empire Made Itself Low, Poor, and Little | Continue reading
Distributed Ledger Technology in 2019 and Beyond | Continue reading
The great romaine recall of 2018 is a testament to how difficult it is to pinpoint tainted produce from thousands of farms across the country, despite a growing network of local, state and federal health departments tapping technology like genome sequencing. | Continue reading
For those of you casting about for things to nominate for various awards this year, here's what I have that's eligible. Best Novel Head On (April 2018; Tor Books; Patrick Nielsen Hayden, ed.) The Consuming Fire (October 2018; Tor Books; Patrick Nielsen Hayden, ed.) Best Related W … | Continue reading
The Flaming Lips leader looks back on 2018, and gives us a preview of the band's new Tom Petty-inspired album. | Continue reading
The GPS tracking pairs with facial recognition software to ensure kids stay in school. | Continue reading