We face problems. As have all societies ever.

"It just looks crazy. I don't even understand how someone could've thought that was an OK place to put it," said Ald. Rosanna Rodriguez, who immediately contacted the Park District to get it moved.

It's not clear when the tennis ball shortage will ease.

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The former capital of Hitler's Third Reich was divided after World War II. But the people of Berlin were still able to move around freely in the city. That is, until August 13, 1961.

"I'm fresh out of ideas with regards to handling toxicity in the Perl community."

Timo Zimmermann about software engineering, leading teams, consulting and start ups.

Hey, that took only a month, which means that it’s time, once again, to display some Emacs charts. And since this is the tenth post in this series, I thought I’d natter on even more tha…

The company’s hostility to academic scrutiny limits our ability to understand how the platform amplifies political falsehoods

Nihilism, like botulism, is not an ideology or conceptual system. It is a stance: an emotionally-charged way of being.

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Are there any plans to implement IPv6 support for Github Pages? It's a great hosting solution (I'd even be willing to pay a few $ a year to keep having it), but the lack of IPv6 sup...

Most web applications suffer from the double declaration problem, defining type definitions in multiple places. This post discusses the problem and provides a solution.

Abstract. Scholars have maintained that public attitudes often diverge from expert consensus due to ideology-driven motivated reasoning. However, this is not a

This is the first post in a three-part series that will be examining the historical assumption of Paradox Interactive’s grand strategy computer game set in the 19th and early 20th century, Vi…

25 years ago Microsoft released Internet Explorer 3.0, its first real salvo in the “Browser Wars”. This launch taught taught me how a giant corporation could move at the speed of a startup. Here’s the story: