Ten Years Ago, North Korea Went Nuclear
The DPRK’s first nuclear test was pretty crappy, but still. Continue reading Ten Years Ago, North Korea Went Nuclear
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How a Single Circuit Component Mimics Neurons in the Brain
Engineers score a major advance in neuromorphic computing. Continue reading How a Single Circuit Component Mimics Neurons in the Brain
It’s Healing Time at Arduino
With new foundation, Arduino seeks to a heal long-stewing trademark dispute. Continue reading It’s Healing Time at Arduino
Vint Cerf: Modern Media Is Made for Forgetting
“The truly impressive knowledge we have collectively produced in the past 100 years or so may simply evaporate with time.” Continue reading Vint Cerf: Modern Media Is Made for Forgetting
What It Means To Be a ‘Popular’ Programming Language
Alternately, what does it mean for a hammer to be the most popular tool? Continue reading What It Means To Be a ‘Popular’ Programming Language
Hack This: Start an IRC Channel
Old-school chat still thrives. Continue reading Hack This: Start an IRC Channel
Hack This: Catching Up with Hack This
What do you want to learn? Continue reading Hack This: Catching Up with Hack This
New Knitting Technique Produces Electronic Smart Fabrics at Industrial Scales
Meet the bike shorts of the future. Continue reading New Knitting Technique Produces Electronic Smart Fabrics at Industrial Scales
Hack This: Programming with the Twitter Firehose
How to automate your Twitter in less than 10 lines of code. Continue reading Hack This: Programming with the Twitter Firehose
Hack This: Become a Command Line Assassin
One of your operating system’s most powerful tools is more accessible than you think. Continue reading Hack This: Become a Command Line Assassin