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Indexing Billions of Text Vectors
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Hospitals' New Issue: A 'Glut' of Machines Making Alarm Sounds "Tens of thousands of alarms shriek, beep and buzz every day in every U.S. hospital," reports Fierce Healthcare -- even though most of them aren't urgent, disturb the patients, and won't get immediate attention anyways: The glut of noise means that the medical staff is less likely to respond. Alarms have ranked as one of the top 10 health technological hazards every year since 2007, according to the research firm ECRI Institute. That could mean staffs were too swamped with alarms to notice a p...
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PCMag.com Latest Articles |
Elon Musk Not Liable in 'Pedo Guy' Defamation Lawsuit "My faith in humanity is restored," Tesla CEO Elon Musk said after a jury decided that he did not defame British caver Vernon Unsworth. Musk had called Unsworth a "pedo guy" on Twitter while the cave expert assisted in rescuing children from flooded caves in Thailand in July 2018.
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Indexing Billions of Text Vectors with Rust submitted by /u/remusao [link] [comments]
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Boing Boing |
A teenager describes his hilarious adventures installing a surplus, 1,500lb mainframe in his parents' basement Connor Krukosky's lifelong hobby was collecting and refurbishing superannuated computing equipment, which is surprisingly cheap provided you have a lot of space -- Krukosky scored things like keypunch machines for a mere $7 (though he had to drive 1,000 miles roundtrip to get it home).
In 2016, Krukosky, then 18, bought a 1,500lb IBM z890 mainframe from a university and brought it home (it took two trips, one with a trailer), and then got it into his basement (with help from his dad, who used ...
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UK Trade Leaks
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String Algorithms in Lisp
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Neowin |
Minecraft Bedrock Edition may be coming to PlayStation 4, enabling cross-play Minecraft Bedrock Edition could finally be coming to PlayStation 4 according to several leaks that have happened recently. This would mean cross-play with PC, Xbox One, Switch, and mobile users. Read more...
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Boy Genius Report |
PS5 could take virtual reality gaming to the next level with this brilliant device Information about Sony's PS5 has been trickling out ever since lead systems architect Mark Cerny was interviewed by Wired back in April, but there's still plenty we don't know. For example, while Cerny confirmed that all current versions of the PlayStation VR headset will be compatible with the next-gen console, we don't know what the company's plans are for the future of the product. Will a PSVR 2 be ready in time for the launch of the PS5 next holiday season? Is a true sequel to the successful...
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Resources | ZDNet |
Bring more UX design into software developers' jobs, CTO urges 'The software engineer will want to build. They want to get straight to writing code. And they're seeing the designers as slowing them down, because they want to talk to two or three users.'
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Boing Boing |
A new court battle over the Ramones' legacy goes back to a song about the KKK The Ramones were never a happy family. They never gave much of a crap for the political idealism that would come to be associated with the sound that they defined, either. This is especially of guitarist Johnny Ramone, a notorious conservative who celebrated the bands' induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame by declaring, "God bless President Bush." That was in 2002, but frankly, no one was surprised. Because the Ramones had already been singing about Johnny's brand of conservatism for m...
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Wired Top Stories |
‘Randomizers’ Are Breathing New Life Into Old Games A small but growing community in the retro emulation scene is using a class of mods and hacks to revamp the classics.
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Gizmodo |
The Quiet Joys of ASMR Porn I am watching a video of the outward crevice of a human’s large intestine. The cavity, exposed in the cold light of day, is isolated from the owner’s body; it pulsates to what sounds like wet dog food squishing in the palm of a hand. It is, at turns, grotesque, then abstract, suggestive of the hungry mouth of a…
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Engadget |
Blackmagic’s ATEM Mini brings broadcast quality to your YouTube and Twitch streams If you livestream on Twitch or YouTube, you may have thought about getting a multi-camera switcher to boost your production values. The problem is devices that can handle that while doing picture-in-picture and other effects can cost up to a grand. H...
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HuffPost - Breaking Ne... |
Orphaned Baby Giraffe Famous For Friendship With Dog Has Died The Rhino Orphanage in South Africa is "heartbroken" over the death of Jazz.
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SlashGear |
Google Glass Explorer Edition final update: What you need to know Google has announced the final software update for its Google Glass Explorer Edition wearable. Early next year, this update will be released and remove support for the devices; they will no longer have access to Google’s backend services nor will users be able to use them with a Google account. Obviously, this update won’t impact the Enterprise Edition version of … Continue reading
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Reddit |
TSMC's 5nm Process Will Be Mass-Produced in Q2 Next Year submitted by /u/Chispy [link] [comments]
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Tom's Hardware |
Gaming Laptop Deal: MSI GL65 with RTX 2060 Graphics Now Just $1,149 This configuration of the MSI GL65 comes with a Core i7, 512GB SSD
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Reddit |
Choose the right VR and AR gear for you submitted by /u/nick__k [link] [comments]
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Attackers Used Look-Alike Domains to Steal $1M from a Chinese VC
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The Information |
Inside Our Apple App Store Ordeal It all started with the price.Peter Schulz, who leads our product and engineering teams, walked into my office and told me that we couldn’t charge what we had planned for our upcoming news app because Apple had “tiers” of pricing app developers must follow. Our planned price of $30 a year didn’t fit into any of those tiers.
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Mashable! |
A 'Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker' clip will debut soon in 'Fortnite' Fortnite is going to make the long wait for the next Star Wars just a little bit easier. Fans have noticed that posters appearing inside the game's Battle Royale map are now hyping a Dec. 14 event that will treat players to an "exclusive scene premiere" from Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker. It will even feature an appearance (presumably an introduction) from director J.J. Abrams. According to the posters, the event is set to kick off on Dec. 14 at 1:30 p.m. ET, with the "show" starting at 2:00 ...
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Gizmodo |
In the Biggest Trailer Yet, Crisis on Infinite Earths Is Looking Grim “The multiverse needs you!” Yeah, because things are not going well.
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Reddit |
Why do ISPs still have data caps in the USA? Today I found out that US internet service providers (ISPs) still have data caps, and the companies that do provide unlimited data charges people an absurd amount each month. Why are there still data usage caps over there? That sounds extremely annoying to deal with. In Europe most, if not all ISPs offer unlimited data usage at a very cheap price these days with fast download and upload speeds. submitted by /u/Classic_Lee [link] [comments]
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Boing Boing |
Cops and spooks all over the world rely on a junk-science "walking polygraph" method to steer their investigation SCAN (Scientific Content Analysis) is a lie-detecting method invented by Avinoam Sapir, a former Israeli spook turned polygraph examiner that involves picking out small textual details from writing samples to determine when someone is lying. Sapir has used his method to determine the veracity of the Book of Genesis, and to conclude that Anita Hill might be a secret lesbian and that James Comey was likely sexually assaulted as a child.
SCAN has no empirical support, and is so outlandish that it...
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Hacker News |
Why smallpox is no more, but polio and other diseases persist
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Boy Genius Report |
Relax ahead of the holidays with Amazon’s one-day deal on massagers Look how relaxed that lady is in the picture at the top of this post. Don't you want to be that relaxed? With Christmas and Hanukkah fast approaching, you're going to need all the help you can get. Perhaps that's why Amazon is running a killer one-day dale on top-rated massagers that are sure to do the trick. Prices start at $22.47 for a "neck massager," you can get an actual neck massager for $29.73, and the $145 InvoSpa Shiatsu Neck and Back Massager Chair with Heat is down to just $71.09. The...
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Neowin |
Court rules in favour of Elon Musk in “pedo guy” defamation case Elon Musk has been cleared by a court in Los Angeles over remarks he made. Vernon Unsworth was suing the billionaire after the latter called the former "pedo guy" publicly on Twitter. Read more...
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Slashdot |
How Fake News Is Still Fooling Facebook's Fact-Checking Systems Slashdot reader peterthegreat321 shared an article from Medium's technology blog OneZero revealing the "cracks, loopholes, and limitations in Facebook's systems that bad actors are busily exploiting." Facebook says it's proud of the progress it has made, though it acknowledges there's more to be done. "Multiple independent studies have found that we've cut the amount of fake news on Facebook by more than half since the 2016 election," the company said in a statement to OneZero. "That still mean...
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Hacker News |
Every Startup Needs to Prepare for Its Downfall
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HuffPost - Breaking Ne... |
WHO Calls Measles Outbreaks Cases Across The Globe A ‘Collective Failure’ The World Health Organization says the rise of the vaccine-preventable disease is "an outrage."
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MSPoweruser |
Microsoft Surface Book owners are reporting swollen batteries Microsoft didn’t refresh the Surface Book this year at their annual Surface Event which means users are still stuck with old hardware on Surface Book and Surface Book 2. Unfortunately for Microsoft, that old hardware seems to be giving up as users are complaining of a major issue with the Microsoft Surface Book. Spotted first […] Read More: Microsoft Surface Book owners are reporting swollen batteries
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Reddit |
New Qualcomm Snapdragon 865 Features announced 25% Faster CPU submitted by /u/Ajabgajabfacts [link] [comments]
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HuffPost - Breaking Ne... |
California Utility PG&E Says It Will Pay $13.5 Billion In Wildfire Settlement The money will help thousands of victims of wildfires blamed on the company's shoddy equipment.
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Thurrott.com |
Google Assistant Gains New Note-Taking Capabilities Google announced this week that it is adding support for Google Keep, Any.do, AnyList, and Bring to its Assistant. The post Google Assistant Gains New Note-Taking Capabilities appeared first on Thurrott.com.
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Neowin |
OnePlus 8 Lite renders leak, OnePlus' first mid-range smartphone in four years Renders of OnePlus' new mid-range smartphone, the OnePlus 8 Lite have leaked online. The renders show the handset with a punch-hole display, a rear camera bump housing two camera sensors, and more. Read more...
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Techradar - All the la... |
Man City vs Man United live stream: how to watch Premier League 2019 football online from anywhere Who will win the bragging rights in the Manchester derby? You can watch all the Premier League action by following our Man City vs Man United live stream guide.
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Mashable! |
New ad for Ryan Reynolds' gin company establishes a Peloton Wife cinematic universe Try explaining any of this to your grandkids in 50 years. In recent days, the internet started working off all that Thanksgiving food by hollering about a deeply unsettling TV ad for Peloton's luxury exercise bikes. A new ad featuring the same actress emerged on Friday and went viral, thanks to Ryan Reynolds of all people. In the ad for Aviation Gin, actress Monica Ruiz gives a dead-eyed stare at a bar for several seconds before declaring that the gin she's drinking is "very smooth." Her two...
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Business Insider |
The top 9 shows on Netflix and other streaming services this week Every week, Parrot Analytics provides Business Insider with a list of the nine most in-demand original TV shows on streaming services in the US. This week includes Disney Plus' "The Mandalorian" and Netflix's "The Dragon Prince." Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories. Disney Plus' "The Mandalorian" continues to dominate streaming television, thanks in no small part to the popularity of Baby Yoda. Every week, Parrot Analytics provides Business Insider with a list of the nine most i...
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Wired Top Stories |
3D Printing Can Keep Aging Air Force Aircraft Flying And the military wants you—to help it make spare parts for decades-old B-52 bombers and other planes.
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Hacker News |
Robots in Finance Could Wipe Out Some of Its Highest-Paying Jobs
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Boy Genius Report |
‘Game of Thrones’ fans are freaking out over clues ‘The Winds of Winter’ is coming soon Just because Game of Thrones concluded its epic eight-season run on HBO earlier this year doesn't mean the franchise is now a thing of the past, or that fans are any less intense in their devotion to the story both on the small screen as well as in book form. Indeed, fans still have a lot to look forward to here. Because not only is HBO prepping at least one prequel series, House of the Dragon, but we're still waiting on George R.R. Martin's final two books in the series to arrive -- with The W...
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Android Police - Andro... |
The OnePlus 8 Lite could be coming, and here's what it looks like The coming year may mark a return of OnePlus-branded mid-range phones after nearly four years of inactivity, according to a new leak. A set of CAD-based renders shared by 91mobiles and OnLeaks show the alleged OnePlus 8 Lite with a flat display and a centered hole-punch camera. The handset takes design cues from the OnePlus 8 and the 8 Pro that surfaced in similar renders in October.
One particularly striking change is the...
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Business Insider |
THE FUTURE OF APPLE: The road ahead for the tech giant is services, not iPhones (AAPL) Apple is at a tipping point. The tech giant’s fiscal Q1 2019 represented the first time in more than a decade the company saw declines in both revenue and profit during a holiday season. Apple’s peripheral segments — 'Services' and 'Wearables, Home, and Accessories' — were two bright spots for the company. And Apple’s latest event marked a shift in the company’s approach, with a focus on news, games, videos, and other content. Business Insider Intelligence has...
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MakeUseOf |
The Safari Shortcuts Cheat Sheet for Mac Safari is one of the best browsers for Mac users and beats Chrome on many counts. Have you decided to stick with this native macOS app for browsing? Then it’s time to take your Safari experience a notch or two higher by adding a few choice shortcuts to your workflow. Take your pick from the shortcuts we’ve compiled in the cheat sheet below. (Using them all is even better!) The cheat sheet contains several keyboard shortcuts as well as link-based shortcuts for handling tabs, bookmark...
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Boing Boing |
BREAKING: A quantity of those who labor in police departments are the same as those who ignite crucifixes Oh look. A bunch of American police cadets giving a Nazi salute. Whom ever could have seen this coming? From the Charleston Gazette-Mail: Several West Virginia state employees have been suspended after a photo emerged depicting a training class of roughly 30 correctional officers performing a Nazi salute. Department of Military Affairs and Public Safety Director Jeff Sandy sent a letter to all employees Wednesday describing the photo as “distasteful, hurtful, disturbing, highly insensitive, an...
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TechCrunch |
This Week in Apps: Black Friday’s boost, security news and the year’s biggest apps Welcome back to This Week in Apps, the Extra Crunch series that recaps the latest OS news, the applications they support and the money that flows through it all. What are developers talking about? What do app publishers and marketers need to know? How are politics impacting the App Store and app businesses? And which apps […]
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Neowin |
Hands on with the reborn Motorola razr Motorola's new razr is a brand new take on an iconic flip phone from 15 years ago. The foldable smartphone comes in a clamshell form factor, and we got to try one out at Snapdragon Tech Summit. Read more...
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The Verge - All Posts |
7 new trailers you should watch this week Photo: DANJAQ and MGM / Nicola Dove Hi everyone, I’m back after a couple weeks away — partly because of the holidays, partly because the trailer selection just wasn’t very good. (I’m sorry, I couldn’t post another Cats trailer). I got to watch a few things during the break though, with the biggest being Joker. There’s something incredible about indie filmmaking styles now being so mainstream that a major comic book movie is able to emulate them. All of Joker feels this way to an e...
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BleepingComputer.com |
FBI Recommends Securing Your Smart TVs and IoT Devices The U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) recommends making sure that Internet of Things (IoT) devices and smart TVs in your home are properly configured to protect them and your other devices from potential attackers. [...]
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Wired Top Stories |
Space Photos of the Week: What the Parker Solar Probe Will See Once It Reaches the Sun Images from Parker's predecessors show us what it'll see once it arrives at the Sun.
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Hacker News |
Buffett tried to persuade Bill Gates to spend $370M on an engagement ring
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MSPoweruser |
Microsoft celebrates Computer Science Week with free coding workshops for kids across the US, Canada, UK & Australia Microsoft is celebrating Computer Science Education Week with free coding workshops for kids across the US, Canada, UK & Australia. In the coming years, technology jobs are expected to grow significantly, but most schools don’t offer computer science classes for kids. To improve this situation, Microsoft is offering over 400 free workshops, in addition to […] Read More: Microsoft celebrates Computer Science Week with free coding workshops for kids across the US, Canada, UK & Aus...
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Hacker News |
File systems unfit as distributed storage back ends: 10 years of Ceph
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Business Insider |
These $150 wireless earbuds from a company you've probably never heard of made me want to ditch my $250 AirPods Pro (AAPL) The Anker Soundcore Liberty 2 Pro earbuds offer great sound, long battery life, and a comfortable fit at an affordable price. The Liberty 2 Pros also come in a compact case that's easy open with one hand and store in a pocket or purse. They're lacking some of the features I've come to appreciate from Apple's AirPods, but they're still a worthwhile option for those looking to spend a little less on a great pair of wireless earbuds. Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories. ...
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Hacker News |
FDA Approving Drugs at Breakneck Speed, Raising Alarm
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Hacker News |
The Crystal Palace
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Ars Technica |
No one knows why rocks are exploding from asteroid Bennu NASA’s OSIRIS-REx spacecraft spotted the asteroid spitting out rocks.
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AppleInsider |
How to fix one AirPod not working For no reason that you can fathom, either the left or right AirPod Pro isn't working and you're just getting sound in mono out of the other. If the causes aren't clear, though, the solutions are.
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Reddit |
Why the iPhone 11 Tracks Your Location Even When You Tell It Not To submitted by /u/MyNameIsGriffon [link] [comments]
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Gizmodo |
Saturday's Best Deals: Anker PowerPort Strip, Aged & Ore Drinkware, Razer DeathAdder, and More A huge toy Gold Box, The Claw multi-tool, magazine subscriptions, and a $50 Instant Pot lead of Saturday’s best deals from around the web.
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Business Insider |
Uber reveals the top 15 countries users visited, according to its own data Uber has released a list of 15 countries that US tourists took the most international trips to. The list is topped by Mexico and includes six European countries, such as the Netherlands. Visit BusinessInsider.com for more stories. Uber has released a list of 15 countries that US tourists took the most international trips to, with neighboring Mexico topping the list. The ride-hailing company used its own rider data to compile the list in its "A look back at 2019" report. The list includes six Eu...
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Boy Genius Report |
Cyber Week is over but Amazon’s Kindle and Kindle Paperwhite deals are back If you're a savvy shopper, you know that there are still going to be terrific new deals that pop up constantly between now and the holidays. What, you thought the fun was over just because all the big-name sales are done? Fat chance, and to prove it, Amazon just brought back its Kindle deals that ended this past week on Cyber Monday. Snag a new $130 Waterproof Kindle Paperwhite for $99.99 or the $90 All-new Kindle for $69.99, and you've got yourself a fantastic gift for you or anyone on your lis...
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Techradar - All the la... |
Apple could ditch the iPhone SE 2 name in favour of the iPhone 9 The iPhone 9 name would plug a gap for Apple and make more sense if this is the successor to the iPhone 8.
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Engadget |
Ask Engadget: Which charities give gifts to those in need? The support shared among readers in the comments section is one of the things we love most about the Engadget community. Over the years, we've known you to offer sage advice on everything from Chromecasts and cameras to drones and smartphones. In fac...
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Business Insider |
12 kinds of shopping tech that didn't exist 10 years ago but have changed retail as we know it It's been a banner decade for advancements in shopping technologies. From smart dressing rooms to automated checkout, we took a look at the 12 biggest digital advancements in retail over the last 10 years. Sign up for Business Insider's retail newsletter, The Drive-Thru. Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories. The past decade has transformed modern retail as we know it. Advances in technology have drastically changed the way consumers shop, both in-store and online...
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VentureBeat |
How Peloton’s ad got made (a short play) The Internet is having a field day with Peloton’s silly holiday ad. But underneath the barbs is an interesting question: How do ads like this get approved?
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Tom's Hardware |
6.9 GHz on All 8 Cores: How I Set a World Record with a Hand-Picked Core i9-9900KS This specially-binned chip got as quick as 6.95 GHz on all of its cores or over 7-GHz on a single core.
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9to5Mac |
Apple says a software update is coming to fix 16-inch MacBook Pro ‘popping’ speakers As speculated, it seems that the “popping” speakers problem that some 16-inch MacBook Pro users are experiencing is a software-related rather than hardware. Apple has reportedly confirmed in an internal document that it is working on a fix for the issue, which will be available via a future software update. more… The post Apple says a software update is coming to fix 16-inch MacBook Pro ‘popping’ speakers appeared first on 9to5Mac.
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Hacker News |
Rust implementations of abstract algebraic structures
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Business Insider |
Uber and Lyft know they have to raise prices in order to turn a profit. Neither of them wants to make the first move. (UBER, LYFT) Uber and Lyft are playing chicken with each other. Both companies need to raise prices and wean customers off the coupons that helped grow market share in years past if they ever want to turn a profit. Lyft said last week that it tried to cut back on coupons, but didn't see it matched by Uber, leading it to change course. Analysts agree that rationalization is coming to the ride-hailing industry. But someone has to lead that charge, and so far, neither company seems to want to go fir...
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HuffPost - Breaking Ne... |
Iran Frees American Scholar Held Since 2016 In Prisoner Swap The trade involves detained Princeton graduate student Xiyue Wang and scientist Massoud Soleimani.
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Business Insider |
Renderings reveal how failed flying car designs from the past may have looked if they were made today The classic 1982 science fiction movie "Blade Runner" predicted we'd have flying cars in 2019. That hasn't panned out, and companies seem to be moving into self-driving, rather than flying cars. Over the years many inventors have patented designs of what a flying car could look like, although they never actually made it to production. Scottish leasing comparison startup LeaseFetcher commissioned a studio to render what these designs would look like if they were made. Visit Business Insider's hom...
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Boy Genius Report |
6 new trailers you need to watch: Black Widow, Mulan, No Time to Die, and more With PlayMobil: The Movie, The Aeronauts, and Little Joe out this weekend, it’s likely that Frozen 2 will continue to crush the box office, after setting several records for Disney over the past couple of weekends. The first real challenger drops next week in Jumanji: The Next Level, just one week ahead of the film that everybody will want to see this Christmas, Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker. As for new trailers, we’ve got plenty of clips worth watching this week, after last week’s...
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9to5Mac |
Apple @ Work: Setapp for Teams provides an affordable alternative to the Mac App Store with Jamf integration One of the most significant changes in enterprise IT over the last decade has been with Software as a Service (SaaS) going from the minority to the expectation. Thanks to frequent (and free) updates of macOS and iOS, developers are having to spend considerable resources on maintaining their apps on top of trying to grow their feature sets. Instead of spending $1500 every time a new version of Adobe Creative Cloud comes out, organizations can have a recurring charge for the number of seats they n...
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Techradar - All the la... |
Top Christmas gifts for PC gamers Our top suggestions for spoiling the PC gamer in your life in the Holiday 2019 season.
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SlashGear |
Apple leak hints at software fix for MacBook Pro speaker popping noise Apple is planning to release a software fix for an annoying popping noise reported by some 16-inch MacBook Pro owners, a new leak claims. The problem may appear in the MacBook Pro model after audio has stopped playing from an application, though some users experience the popping noise during audio playback. The leaked Apple memo indicates the noise can be … Continue reading
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