I deleted LinkedIn this week. I am enjoying a refreshing break from SEO and VA business development managers who want to connect in the name of synergy. From work/life coaches who âjust want to ask me one question.â And from copy-paste content written by wannabe rockstar recruiters about the various times they either turned someone down or gave them a job on the spot. Iâve been focusing on reducing the... Read more âș
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Rivian is one of the most hotly anticipated electric vehicle upstarts of the moment. However, because of how the global pandemic slowed production, weâre having to wait a little longer before we can get a real-world look at its vehicles. Until now! Over the past week, RJ Scaringe, the boss of Amazon-backed Rivian, has posted a series of short videos to his Twitter account which show a couple of Rivian... Read more âș
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Facebook said today that it wonât let publishers in Australia post their content on its platform, which means people in the country wonât be able to see or share news and other kinds of articles from outlets there. This move comes after Australia proposed a law that required big tech â especially Facebook and Google âto pay publishers for the privilege of displaying content from third parties on their digital... Read more âș
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Most of us watching the Nintendo Direct today were hoping for news about âBreath of the Wild 2,â only to be disappointed to learn weâd have to wait longer â series producer Eiji Aonuma said weâd hear some actual news later this year. Thatâs something, I guess. Still, for the real Zelda fans out there, there was one bit of welcome news: an HD port of The Legend of Zelda:... Read more âș
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Google Maps today introduced a few updates to help you get around town without having to slow down to pay at a parking meter or wait in line for a train ticket. The company announced integration with ParkMobile and Passport, allowing you to pay for your parking meter in some cities right within Maps. Once you arrive at your location, youâll see a âPay for Parkingâ button in maps. Enter... Read more âș
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Nearly half the worldâs population is at risk of malaria. The World Health Organization estimates that the disease killed more than 400,000 people in 2019. A startup called ZzappMalaria hopes to shrink these numbers by targetting the mosquitoes that transmit the infection. The companyâs tech focuses on larviciding, a method of treating the water bodies in which the insects breed. In conventional operations, fieldworkers can easily miss some of the... Read more âș
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I thought the controversial first-person survival/shooter game Six Days in Fallujah was dead over a decade ago. At the time, I felt its cancellation was good riddance to bad rubbish. But today I learned itâs back on schedule for a 2021 release. My complete disdain for this title has a bit more nuance today. I enlisted in the US Navy exactly 21 years ago today, on 17 February 2000. I... Read more âș
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Microsoft is helping the Xbox Series X and S leverage their extra power when running backward-compatible games. The company today announced FPS Boost, a feature that does exactly what its name implies: make old titles run faster. Although Microsoft and developers had already optimized some backwards compatible titles, the new FPS Boost works without the need for game updates or changes by the developer. Using âa variety of new methods,â... Read more âș
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This article was originally published by Sarah Wray on Cities Today, the leading news platform on urban mobility and innovation, reaching an international audience of city leaders. For the latest updates follow Cities Today on Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, and YouTube, or sign up for Cities Today News. From reinvented shopping malls to pedestrianized suburban neighborhoods and a growing role for technology, âmicrocitiesâ are changing. A new study from ABI... Read more âș
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Scientists have used the worldâs fastest supercomputer to develop an AI tool that predicts tsunami flooding in almost real-time. The system was created by researchers in Japan, one of the most seismically active areas in the world. Tsunamis have occurred so frequently in the archipelagoâs history that the Japanese invented a word to describe the phenomenon: âtsuâ meaning harbour, and ânamiâ meaning wave. In 2011, the country was hit by... Read more âș
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When lockdown happened and the world burst into chaos, there was at least one thing I could rely on: my home network. Sad? You betcha. But with the Wi-Fi speeds I get with my Netgear router, Iâm the one pointing and laughing and mocking. Not sure at who, really, but someone. Yes, I am a man in love with a router: the Nighthawk RAX120. Let me spin you a tale.... Read more âș
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Teaching yourself deep learning is a long and arduous process. You need a strong background in linear algebra and calculus, good Python programming skills, and a solid grasp of data science, machine learning, and data engineering. Even then, it can take more than a year of study and practice before you reach the point where you can start applying deep learning to real-world problems and possibly land a job as... Read more âș
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TLDR: LingvaNex Translator takes language translation to another level, translating text, voice recordings, even foreign words in an image in more than 112 different languages. Itâs a very kumbaya, new-agey, John-Lennon-singing-Imagine kind of thoughtâŠbut what would the world be like if we werenât separated by language? What if the greatest barrier to understanding across our many and varied Earth cultures was suddenly wiped away? With the very real hurdles of... Read more âș
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This article was originally published on Cities Today, the leading news platform on urban mobility and innovation, reaching an international audience of city leaders. For the latest updates follow Cities Today on Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, and YouTube, or sign up for Cities Today News. With electric vehicle (EV) sales booming across the US in recent years, cities must keep pace and begin actively planning their cityâs electric vehicle infrastructure,... Read more âș
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Poems are one of the favorite topics to explore for AI researchers. Google built one to help you compose poetry that doesnât look like you shat words on paper, Microsoft built one to convert images into Chinese poetry, and OpenAIâs GPT-3 helped you correct the grammar of your sad prose. However, this new video created by computer artist and animator Glenn Marshall uses AI to narrate and create visualizations for... Read more âș
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Itâs not just Jaguar Land Rover that is making waves by committing to an electrified future. American automaker Ford has also laid its cards down, and itâs going all-in on an all-electric future, for Europe at least. The Blue Oval has said in a statement today that it will only sell EVs in Europe by 2030. By 2026 the company is aiming for all of its passenger vehicles to be... Read more âș
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I have always been envious of some professionals that with their know-how may have an impact on day-to-day life. Think about a plumber, a dentist, or a chef: their skills and qualifications are nice perks to have, not only at work. As a Data Scientist and Software Engineer, the advantages are usually less tangible; yes, I know how to deal with technology, but my job usually leans towards the business... Read more âș
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As part of the upcoming launch of iOS 14.5, Apple is overhauling some of its emoji. Woah, donât give me that âbig whoopâ nonsense â thereâs a lot of meaning to our modern hieroglyphs. Anyway, there was one thing that particularly grabbed me:Â the new iOS headphone emoji being a pair of AirPods Max. If youâre unaware, the AirPods Max are Appleâs new over-ear headphones. They caused a bit of... Read more âș
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The sun always rises in the east, the only certain thing in life is paying taxes, and people donât always get the salary raise they deserve. Iâd like to help you with changing that last part. Performance reviews matter How you structure your performance review has a direct influence on your ability to get a potential salary raise. Generally speaking, companies will provide anywhere between a 1-10% annual raise depending... Read more âș
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Nearly eight in every 10 electric vehicles sold in the US last year were made by Tesla. In fact, of the top five electric vehicles sold in the US in 2020, four were made by Tesla. The other, was the budget oriented Chevrolet Bolt, according to figures from Automotive News cited by Teslarati. If ever there was a single statistic that summarized the state of the electric vehicle market in... Read more âș
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