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Daily Archives: September 26, 2016
The One Sign Your Job Is In Trouble
We’ve all been there: that one team member who seems destined to ruin everything. Cartoon by Shannon Wheeler.
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20 Cartoons About Your Job And Coworkers
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Google To Launch ‘Andromeda’ OS On Nexus Tablet And Pixel Laptop, According To Leaks
The long-rumored Android-Chrome OS merger might finally be in the works. According to new leaks from Android Police and 9to5Google, a hybrid OS called Andromeda could come on a new Pixel laptop and Huawei Nexus tablet from Google by Q3 2017, if not sooner.
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The San Diego Padres And Its Petco Stadium Get Smart On Energy
As a person who wishes to die listening to a cricket commentary of an English test match, the notion of baseball has always been beyond me. The process seems too long-winded and this from a person who loves watching a game of cricket for five days where the ‘result’ could be a draw.
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‘Warcraft’ 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray Review: Borked Orc
Game off.
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Kidney Stones? Science Suggests Heading To Disney World
New research backs up the notion of what could be called the “Big Thunder Mountain Railroad” home remedy for kidney stones.
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‘One-Punch Man’ Anime Is Getting A Second Season
The hugely popular anime adaptation of One-Punch Man will finally be getting a second season some time in the future.
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Genesis of the data-driven bug
Genesis of the data-driven bug
The discreet and omnipresent nature of computing can trick us into believing that all algorithmic systems are objective, operating under the strict, pre-programmed guidelines. But software is gradually drifting away from that reality, especially within the currently popular domain of computing called machine learning.
September 26, 2016 at 11:30AM
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Tectonically Active Planet Mercury
New NASA-funded research suggests that Mercury is contracting even today, joining Earth as a tectonically active planet. Images obtained by NASA’s MESSENGER spacecraft reveal previously undetected small fault scarps— cliff-like landforms that resemble stair steps. via NASA http://ift.tt/2d3OfXI
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