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David Shuttleworth @ The Next Web · 09/29/2021 08:52 EDT

What are DAOs and how do they work?

The emergence of DAOs has brought forth a powerful mechanism to manage blockchain protocols and presents a novel opportunity for individuals to get directly involved with a passion project on many different levels. Individuals now have the opportunity to be a part of a community that collectively operates a protocol of interest as well as the chance to get paid for meaningful contributions that push the project forward. So let’s... Read more â€ș

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Rebecca OKeeffe @ The Next Web · 09/29/2021 08:26 EDT

The most in-demand programming languages of 2021 

The battle for the best programming language is raging. But who will make it out on top? Just kidding, they’re all great, but we did check our database of job postings from over 6,000 tech companies across the globe to see which languages were most in-demand from employers.  So, whether you’re a seasoned programmer with years of experience and a few languages under your belt, or you’re just starting out... Read more â€ș

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Callum Booth @ The Next Web · 09/29/2021 06:16 EDT

How stop your Apple Watch stupidly announcing exercise details

Something horrible keeps happening: I upgraded to watchOS 8 and now a computer shouts at me while I’m working out. I’ll be running or doing yoga and, out of nowhere, a disembodied voice will tell me how far I’ve gone or that I’ve closed my exercise ring. It’s haunting. Look, there’s nothing wrong this new feature per se — it’s just not for me. Voice Feedback (which is what it’s... Read more â€ș

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Stefanie Schillmöller and Charlotte Wiede @ The Next Web · 09/29/2021 05:06 EDT

You need to start planning for immortality in the metaverse

There is a new culture arising between (wo)man and machine. The digital afterlife — avatars we created throughout the years, photos and accounts we accumulated, contacts and messages we exchanged — is challenging our assumptions about life and death. The new frontiers we try to establish between the real and the virtual, between past memory, current experience, and futuristic vision are blurry. Who owns all the data we leave behind?... Read more â€ș

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Andrea Hak @ The Next Web · 09/29/2021 04:03 EDT

Developers hate WordPress — and so should marketers

WordPress is hands down the most popular CMS out there. Since it started in 2003, it’s accumulated a market share of 39% of websites on the internet. BBC America, the Washington Post, Walt Disney World, the government of Sweden, and, hell, even your favorite news source (TNW by the way) all use WordPress to build their websites.  But, while the CMS system is powering the websites of so many businesses... Read more â€ș

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Ivan Mehta @ The Next Web · 09/29/2021 01:49 EDT

Amazon’s new fitness offerings aim to rival Apple and Fitbit

Amazon’s Astro robot was certainly the most eye-catching announcement of the last night. However, the ecommerce giant also launched a new version of its Halo fitness band, along with health-related services, including workout and nutrition guidance. The new $80 Halo View has an AMOLED screen to display time, notifications, and fitness stats. While that’s the biggest upgrade from last year’s screen-less Halo band, Amazon has also dropped the always listening... Read more â€ș

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Napier Lopez @ The Next Web · 09/28/2021 21:53 EDT

Ever since Amazon introduced Alexa to the world and invested heavily in its personal assistant AI, it seemed we all knew where the company was eventually heading: personal robots. That moment has finally arrived. The company today announced Astro, its oft-rumored home robot. Although it’s pricey at an initial cost of $999.99, it has the potential of being the first real mainstream home assistant robot (as opposed to, say, a... Read more â€ș

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Tristan Greene @ The Next Web · 09/28/2021 18:26 EDT

Researchers use AI to determine which animal diseases will infect humans next

Did you know Neural is taking the stage on Sept 30 and Oct 1? Together with an amazing line-up of experts, we will explore the future of AI during TNW Conference 2021. Secure your ticket now! A team of researchers from the University of Glasgow in the UK have created an AI-powered system for identifying which diseases will make the leap from the animal kingdom to causing human infections. This... Read more â€ș

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Thomas Macaulay @ The Next Web · 09/28/2021 15:44 EDT

AI study suggests a London gallery’s been exhibiting a fake for years

Did you know Neural is taking the stage on Sept 30 and Oct 1? Together with an amazing line-up of experts, we will explore the future of AI during TNW Conference 2021. Secure your ticket now! Samson and Delilah is among the most famous works by Peter Paul Rubens, one of the most influential artists of the 17th century. The painting depicts an Old Testament story in which the warrior... Read more â€ș

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Thomas Macaulay @ The Next Web · 09/28/2021 13:00 EDT

Twitter’s down for many users, who are reporting error messages

Twitter has gone down today for many users, who are reporting issues logging into the service’s website. The Downdetector website said it’s been receiving reports of problems since 11:49AM EDT. Users have reported seeing error messages suggesting that they refresh the page, but the recommendation seems to have had little effect. The issues logged by Downdetector about been pretty evenly split between the website and log-in. The Twitter app, however,... Read more â€ș

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Ioanna Lykiardopoulou @ The Next Web · 09/28/2021 11:27 EDT

Big surprise: Drivers love their EVs and prefer charging to fueling up

Did you know SHIFT is taking the stage on Sept 30 and Oct 1? Together with an amazing line-up of experts, we will explore the future of mobility during TNW Conference 2021. Secure your ticket now! This year, the NewMotion EV Driver Survey questioned over 10,000 respondents from five key European markets (Germany, the Netherlands, France, UK, and Belgium) to identify fresh insights into the electric vehicle driving and charging... Read more â€ș

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TNW Deals @ The Next Web · 09/28/2021 10:00 EDT

Train with uTalk to learn foreign languages — and hear every nuance with these xFyro noise-cancelling earbuds

TLDR: The Lifetime Language Learning Bundle ft. uTalk and xFyro lets you learn two new languages, all while hearing it in crystal clarity. Sometimes, it’s best to just try and erase every possible reason for procrastinating or not moving forward on a project all in one fell swoop. Like saying to yourself that the reason you haven’t started learning Italian yet is because those headphones you’ve got are really crummy... Read more â€ș

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Ivan Mehta @ The Next Web · 09/28/2021 08:59 EDT

Dropbox, uh, drops new screen and video capture tool

Since the pandemic started, all software companies have been launching collaborative tools to help remote teams. Dropbox is announcing a few such features today, including a video/screen capture, video collaborations, and a tool for adding digital creations to shopping listings. Dropbox‘s new screen and video capture tool is simply called Capture, and it’s launching today in beta. It lets you record your screen, and even provide video commentary with it,... Read more â€ș

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Rhea Moutafis @ The Next Web · 09/28/2021 08:18 EDT

Your code is sloppy (unless you’re a computer scientist)

Why does every developer think they are writing perfectly understandable code? Why is that same developer unable to decipher someone else’s code, lest maintain it? Because they’re all writing sloppy code that works. That is, code that works now but that is not very expandable or versatile due to its messiness. Except for Computer Scientists — they write beautiful code that doesn’t work. Reason 1: For Computer Scientists, coding is... Read more â€ș

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Ivan Mehta @ The Next Web · 09/28/2021 07:13 EDT

Facebook won’t force WhatsApp and Messenger integration on you, VP claims

In 2019, Mark Zuckerberg kicked off the project to merge Facebook Messenger, Instagram DMs, and WhatsApp. Last year, the company started unifying Instagram and Messenger by allowing you to message contacts across both networks. But this is just the beginning of the work, and the final aim for the social network is to let you reach your friends across networks from any of the apps. I spoke to Loredana Crisan,... Read more â€ș

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The Conversation @ The Next Web · 09/28/2021 04:14 EDT

Think the fax machine is dead? Not in Japan

With Japan riding the crest of its postwar economic miracle, Sony chairman Akio Morita and Japan’s Minister of Transport Shintarƍ Ishihara unleashed a manifesto. The document, published in 1989, contained a prophecy that propelled it to domestic bestseller status, and into the concerned hands of officials at the CIA. At the time, the authors noted, the American and Soviet superpowers had become “dependent on the initiative of the Japanese people”... Read more â€ș

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Jesse Moerkerk @ The Next Web · 09/28/2021 04:12 EDT

3 reasons why your team needs a sumo wrestler

I used to be a sumo wrestler in Japan. Yup, I’m not kidding. I lived in Tokyo, in a house with 30 of the strongest sumo wrestlers in the world. We did everything together: lived, trained, and ate. My time in the sumo house has taught me a lot. Not only how to become a good sumo wrestler — or how to gain 11 kilos in six weeks — but... Read more â€ș

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Lauren Razavi @ The Next Web · 09/28/2021 03:52 EDT

Is the digital nomad dream dead?

Join Lauren Razavi onstage at TNW 2021 as she moderates a panel on ‘Hustle Culture and the Burnout Generation.’ As borders closed and remote work boomed, the rules of the game changed overnight. For digital nomads, this brought unexpected challenges – and new opportunities. Closed borders, national lockdowns, travel restrictions, fewer and more expensive flights. It sure seems like a bad time to be a digital nomad. Yet in the... Read more â€ș

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Ivan Mehta @ The Next Web 1 place · 09/28/2021 02:00 EDT

Microsoft CEO opens up about last year’s failed TikTok deal

Last year, companies like IBM, Oracle, and Walmart were vying to buy TikTok, after the Trump administration threatened to ban the short video app. However, the most prominent and likely firm to acquire the app was Microsoft. The company registered interest in TikTok for the first time in August 2020. But as we know, no deal was finalized. A year later, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has shed some light on... Read more â€ș

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Napier Lopez @ The Next Web · 09/27/2021 17:51 EDT

Microsoft’s free course teaches the non-tech skills you missed in school

It’s no secret the tech industry often doesn’t fully represent the people it attempts to serve. Tech companies can often be homogenous, and many of those who leave the industry can end up feeling excluded by workplace cultures that don’t feel inclusive. And yet, paradoxically, there are more spots open for technical jobs than there are people to fill them. It’s a clear sign the tech industry can do more... Read more â€ș

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