Patrick ARMSTRONG: "Shallow bench"? More of an echo chamber in which people at the top expect to hear what they want to hear and are told it; reinforced by a news media full of people paid to believe what they believe to be paid. | Continue reading
Rambus' CTO zeroes in on why hardware is now a target and what's driving this shift. | Continue reading
Tokyo Medical University officials systemically reduced the entrance exam scores of female applicant | Continue reading
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The results are promising for anyone who would like to boost their self-control, but many aspects of rituals remain unexplored. By Tom Witkowski | Continue reading
The news has spurred backlash from the opposition parties, who say the government is cutting support from those who need it most. | Continue reading
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What happens to a company when a visionary CEO is gone? Most often innovation dies and the company coasts for years on momentum and its brand. Rarely does it regain its former glory. Here’s why. Mi… | Continue reading
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As a self-appointed, unofficial historian of General Magic lore (and former employee) I have quite a collection of Magic Cap devices. Photos of my complete collection are on my web site, and I'm … | Continue reading
In the mid-90s, General Magic was one of the coolest companies in the Silicon Valley. Goldman Sachs led its public offering based on the team, vision, and fairy dust companies like Apple and Sony … | Continue reading
EV Grieve is the leading news, entertainment and lifestyle blog about the East Village of New York City. | Continue reading
“What was the happiest day of your life? The documentary How to Live Forever asks that innocent question to a centenarian who offered an amazing response. “Armistice Day” she said, referring to the 1918 agreement that ended World War I. “Why?” the producer asks. “Because we knew … | Continue reading
A Colorado case demonstrates the conflict between the right of civilians to arm themselves and the authority of police to use deadly force. | Continue reading
Birds become good at avoiding danger by eavesdropping on the alarm calls of other birds—and the learning occurs without even seeing their peers or predators. Christopher Intagliata reports. | Continue reading
One Touch Make Ready prevents big ISPs from delaying competitors' construction. | Continue reading
Background: The complex nature of biological data has driven the development of specialized software tools. Scientific workflow management systems simplify the assembly of such tools into pipelines and assist with job automation and aids reproducibility of analyses. Many contempo … | Continue reading
This article will give you an overview on the new features of ES2018. First, we | Continue reading
Fifty years ago 180,000 whales disappeared from the oceans without a trace, and researchers are still trying to make sense of why. Inside the most irrational environmental crime of the century. | Continue reading
Investors who are betting that Tesla Inc. shares are poised for a fall were sitting on a more than $1 billion paper loss Thursday, after the stock rallied more than 11% following its latest quarterly earnings. | Continue reading
Memory leaks are a class of bugs where memory is not released even after it is no longer needed. They are often explicit, and highly… | Continue reading
The list of curated resources and software engineering blog posts for 2018-08-03 | Continue reading
When I first started building TiDB with my co-founders, we encountered countless challenges, pitfalls, and critical design choices that could have made or broken the project. To build an enterprise-grade distributed database like TiDB from scratch, we have to constantly make diff … | Continue reading
The first-ever print collection from compellingsciencefiction.com. The best stories, in beautiful bound form. | Continue reading
EXCLUSIVE: Fox is poised to win the hot lit property in the marketplace at the moment, a giant Happy Meal that everyone wanted. Ben Affleck is attached to direct and Matt Damon to star in a true-cr… | Continue reading
The study determines whether sentiment analysis systems display inappropriate human biases. | Continue reading
Irrigation increases the intensity of heatwaves over the North China Plain but how this will be exacerbated by climate change has not been quantified. Here the authors show that irrigation enhances magnitude of extreme wet-bulb temperature and intensity of heatwaves in this regio … | Continue reading
A major blow to the Chinese mega-manufacturers. | Continue reading
In 2015, there were half-a-million open positions in the software development and engineering fields. Tech companies, in other words, couldn’t hire people fast enough. Yet even with 60,000 Computer Science majors graduating that year in | Continue reading
App Academy’s Bootcamp Prep has placed 100 percent of graduates at the best coding bootcamps in the country because of its award-winning curriculum. It’s also the only prep course with a money-back guarantee. But what | Continue reading
Though local news will be a focus, this program won't be exclusively for local news publishers. | Continue reading
Twilio has announced the Twilio API for WhatsApp which allows developers to integrate with applications nearly every messaging channel via one Twilio Messaging API. Among the messaging channels the API supports are SMS, MMS, Facebook Messenger, RCS, LINE and the newly added API f … | Continue reading
We are what we eat, that’s pretty obvious with food. If your eat too much, or if you eat unhealthy food often, your body is not going to… | Continue reading
In episode 46 of To Be Continuous, Paul and Edith discuss Microsoft's acquisition of GitHub. Is it a good thing? What will be the impact of such a massive deal on companies and developers in the devtools space? | Continue reading
Filmmaker Ien Chi of the 2011 film "Tick Tock", decided that he wanted to "ditch school to whistle", basically taking time off to participate in an | Continue reading