Level 2-assisted driving, especially in-city driving, is worse than useless. It's stupid.

In 1502 A.D., Sultan Bayezid II sent out the Renaissance equivalent of a government RFP (request for proposals), seeking a design for a bridge to connect Istanbul with its neighbor city Galata. Leonardo ...

Nearly two thirds of American workers are on the hunt for a new job, with most citing better pay as the main motivator.

My thoughts on why project management applications are often overkill, and using simple tools forces you to adopt more efficient practices as a small team.

Proposition 22, which exempts gig work companies like Uber and Lyft from treating drivers...

I’m happy to announce that rg3d 0.22 was released.

Working in 1-bit for this game has been interesting. Going in, I thought my experience with Obra Dinn would let me cruise through the visuals. Typical devlog setup, so let me describe in detail how wr...

EFF has joined the Center for Democracy and Technology (CDT) and more than 90 other organizations to send a letter urging Apple CEO Tim Cook to stop the company’s plans to weaken privacy and security

Judge sides with drivers in lawsuit brought over Proposition 22, which was approved by voters in November last year

A website where unsuccessful entrepreneurs with egos waste time browsing articles and websites, created by wanna-be entrepreneurs with even bigger egos who are trying to build a following. A place unknown to financially successful entrepreneurs.

Japan is planning on making its first domestic fighter aircraft for many decades. Called the F-X or "Godzilla" it will be a beast of fighter once finished.

With Afghan citizens’ data now in the hands of the Taliban, assumptions about controls that check misuse of intelligence are wide of the mark

When doing data engineering, it is common for engineers to want to first load all of the data in memory before processing the data. If you have sufficient memory and the loaded data is not ephemeral or you have small volumes, it is a sensible approach. After…

A London court on Wednesday approved a 10 billion pound-plus ($14 billion-plus) class action against global payments processor Mastercard that claimants said could ennoscript 46 million British adults to roughly 300 pounds each if it is successful.