A new wearable helmet-shaped device monitors brain activity

The folks behind the Pixel and Nintendo Switch Joy-Con drift class-action lawsuits are looking into it

Telcos struggled with trying to build an intelligent network until they realized it was more profitable to build a dumb pipe.

Fully automated homelab from empty disk to running services with a single command. - khuedoan/homelab

The explanation page for concurrency, and more specifically its example with burgers (https://fastapi.tiangolo.com/async/#concurrent-burgers) becomes hard to read for me because of its many emojis....

Texts on this and that.

In a quest to map out a quantum theory of gravity, researchers have used logical rules to calculate how much Einstein’s theory must change. The result matches string theory perfectly.

This project benefited from research and development I conducted as part of a bursary from The Arts Council of Ireland. The following is a brief write-up on the creative-tech side of a recent project I produced with Crash Ensemble, Ireland’s...

After generations of ‘blackboard economics’, Berkeley and MIT are leading a return to economics that studies the real world

After 8.5 years at Facebook I joined a small startup called Replit. Leaving wasn't easy, and during the process I've talked to half a dozen friends who were ...

Update resources on multiple nodes in one atomic operation

Many clothing donations end up in an unexpected place — African landfills.

Brain fog, headaches, blood pressure swings are being probed by NIH and other researchers

Ex-workers of the embattled testing chain also said the company used a U-Haul to avoid inspectors. "I'm thinking, 'Oh my God, these tests are positive.'"

Farmers across the developing world say they are curtailing production, which means global hunger could worsen.

Reforms are making it cheaper, quicker and a bit less adversarial