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Amazon Plans to Split HQ2 in Two Locations: NY and VA
About 1,800 people in advertising, fashion and publishing already work for Amazon in New York, and roughly 2,500 corporate and technical employees work in Northern Virginia and Washington.Amazon...
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Did You Vote? Now Your Friends May Know (and Nag You)
My dentist, a registered Republican, did not vote in the last midterm elections, in 2014.But the owner of my local bookstore, a registered Democrat, did vote then. So did my accountant, who is not...
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An Independent Assessment of the Human Rights Impact of Facebook in Myanmar
By Alex Warofka, Product Policy Manager We want Facebook to be a place where people can express themselves freely and safely around the world.As part of that commitment, we commissioned an independent...
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A new way to make steel could cut 5% of CO2 emissions at a stroke
A lumpy disc of dark-gray steel covers a bench in the lab space of Boston Metal, an MIT spinout located a half-hour north of its namesake city.It’s the company’s first batch of the high-strength alloy,...
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Why I wrote 33 VSCode extensions and how I manage them
They say posts with great images attract more viewers…Hey there 👋 I’m Fabio, a self-taught developer passionate about open source and empowering people. I also like to make my own tools, so naturally I...
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The Rust borrow checker from a different perspective
Today we’re looking at the rust borrow checker from a different perspective. As you may know, the borrow checker is designed to safely handle memory allocation and ownership, preventing accessess to...
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The Copyleft Bust Up
What’s going on with new software license terms for businesses?Redis Labs has some.Neo4j, Dgraph, and Vespene, too. Mongo did its own.Midas guy’s in favor.A whole new VC firm wants more. Why?The two...
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RPCS3 Progress Report: September 2018
Welcome to September’s progress report! Firstly, we would like to apologise for the delay. Our progress reports are written by voluntary writers and sadly most of them were unavailable to contribute...
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Accelerated “Ray Tracing in One Weekend” in CUDA
Recent announcements of NVIDIA’s new Turing GPUs, RTX technology, and Microsoft’s DirectX Ray Tracing have spurred a renewed interest in ray tracing. Using these technologies vastly simplifies the...
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Decoding Utility Markings Spray-Painted on City Streets
In 1976, construction workers accidentally cut into a petroleum pipeline running under the streets of Culver City, California, resulting in a fatal explosion that essentially leveled half of a city...
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Lab-Made Whiskey, Lab-Made Wine
Via Chemjobber’s Twitter account comes a link to a really interesting Wall Street Journal story on a chemical approach to things like wine and whiskey (last explored here in this 2015 post). The...
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Self-encrypting deception: weaknesses in the encryption of solid state drives...
A glitched rendering of a Samsung SSD T3 model Original photo by SamsungResearchers at Radboud University in the Netherlands have revealed today vulnerabilities in some solid-state drives (SSDs) that...
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The Most Misread Poem in America (2015)
Everyone knows Robert Frost’s “The Road Not Taken”—and almost everyone gets it wrong.Frost in 1913.From The Road Not Taken: Finding America in the Poem Everyone Loves and Almost Everyone Gets Wrong, a...
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DevOps for a Commodore 64
I’ve been a big fan of Azure DevOps since the early days when the service was still named Visual Studio Online. I use it for both professional and personal projects, and I regularly recommended it to...
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Emissions-free energy system saves heat from the summer sun for winter
A research group from Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden, has made great, rapid strides towards the development of a specially designed molecule which can store solar energy for later use....
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SF fines two landords $2.25M for illegal Airbnb rentals
San Francisco City Attorney is laying down the law — literally. Today, Herrera’s office announced a $2.25 million settlement with two property owners in the city. The landlords, Darren and Valerie Lee,...
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The Double Battle: Frederick Douglass’s Moral Crusade
Illustration by Andrea Ventura. Let me begin on a personal note. Over half a century ago, my uncle, the historian Philip S. Foner, rescued Frederick Douglass from undeserved obscurity. Beginning in...
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Feeding cows seaweed cuts 99% of greenhouse gas emissions from their burps
Feeding seaweed to cows could slash the amount of climate change-inducing methane emissions from their burps.Preliminary research has indicated a small amount of marine algae added to cattle food can...
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Using deep learning to detect malaria in images
Small but deadly foesMosquitoes are more than a mere nuisance for more than half the world’s population. Infectious diseases spread, in part, thanks to the elegant yet lethal life cycles of parasites...
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Improving Ourselves to Death
Self-help advice reflects the beliefs and priorities of the era that spawned it.Illustration by Nishant ChoksiHappy New Year, you! Now that the champagne has gone flat and the Christmas tree is off to...
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