The first of my technomadic machines was Winnebiko, a custom recumbent bicycle that covered 10K miles from 1983-85, kicking off the digital nomad lifestyle.

→ Listen to this story on Racket. “You just learn one thing, and that’s the browser,” quipped Bill Gates while showcasing the then-upcoming Windows 98. The empire that Microsoft had built piecemeal—software languages here, DOS and Windows there, Office and…

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Firefighters say blaze that began during testing on Friday has been particularly challenging as it is the first mega pack fire in the world

"We certainly don't want to affect the 99.5% of our customers who are just there to pick up their hammers and nails," exec Scott Glenn said.

Certain mental tools that help athletes in the short-term can be harmful in the long run

TL;DR Clojure is a great programming languages due to its functional nature, lack of objects / concentration on primitive values

Thirteen years ago, Eric Raymond

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As I gain experience, I use less libraries/frameworks and rely on HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. I suggest considering doing the same.

Maybe because what countries think of as a "tech industry" isn't always the same

Announcement is first time an independent and official authority has corroborated Pegasus project findings

The zoologist Arik Kershenbaum argues that because some evolutionary challenges are truly universal, life throughout the cosmos may share certain features.

Revamping the structure of public media could help shore up local news.

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EXCLUSIVE: After a near five-year battle, Australian citizen Troy Lee has won a landmark legal case against the Department of Home Affairs and is now hoping for a seven-figure payout. This is how he went from doing a routine passport renewal to being threatened…

The first time I opened Peter Singer's "Animal Liberation," I was dining alone at the Palm, trying to enjoy a rib-eye steak cooked medium-rare. If this sounds like a good recipe for cognitive dissonance (if not indigestion), that was sort of the idea. Preposterous…