Tech platforms usually have backdoor entries to sort out issues, but employees can abuse those passes. Google firing is just one case of such abuse.

The solution is to legalize more and more kinds of it

Apple yesterday officially announced a range of new features coming later this year, dubbed Expanded Protections for Children. The new features include protections for sensitive images in iMessage, iCloud Photo scanning for child sexual abuse material (CSAM)…

I think that it was the Pragmatic Programmer that recommend that you should learn a new language a year. For me, in 2020 that was Rust. I read a bunch of boo...

Rajabandot adalah bandar resmi yang menyajikan keluaran data macau paling lengkap di tambah prediksi dan result live draw macau yang tepat waktu bisa diakses tanpa kendala.

A Swiss Ph.D. student tweeted critically about China. Afterward, his professor at the University of St. Gallen wanted nothing more to do with him, worried that her own ability to get a visa would be at risk.

The stakes are incredibly high, and Apple knows it. Whatever you think of Apple’s decision to implement these features, they’re not doing so lightly.

An impressive number of transformations in both compilers and in ordinary programming are special cases of a transformation called “defunctionalization.” This post explains what it is a…

An open letter against Apple's new privacy-invasive client-side content scanning. - nadimkobeissi/appleprivacyletter

AlphaFold2 and related systems use deep learning to predict protein structure from co-evolutionary relationships encoded in multiple sequence alignments (MSAs). Despite dramatic, recent increases in accuracy, three challenges remain: (i) prediction of orphan…

Earlier this week I released sqlite-utils 3.14 with a powerful new command-line tool: sqlite-utils convert, which applies a conversion function to data stored in a SQLite column. Anyone who works …

Browse the latest Computer Science papers in Arxiv, and hear their Abstracts like a podcast.

A big report by the world’s scientists will predict global temperatures could rise beyond 1.5 degrees by early next decade, far earlier than expected.

Academics, activists and amateurs are making imaginative use of powerful tools