Judge lowers $7B award but agrees Charter is liable.

Nature - ‘Jarring’ study reveals hiring bias at US institutions.

I interviewed Toby Young about this ironic and shocking case of censorship.

Experts debate whether Neanderthals created art. A paleoanthropologist explores the evidence and the sources of people’s skepticism.

Florida law was blocked by lower courts that found it violates First Amendment.

Have you ever wondered what a particular piece of code is doing?

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Long after graduation, anxiety in waking life often drags dreamers back into the classroom.

Signal is currently blocked in Iran. To help people in the country accessSignal, we are republishing and revising a post that weoriginally posted in February, 2021 during a very similar situation in Iran.If you are willing and able, please follow the instructions…

The demand for lithium for EV batteries is driving a mining boom in an arid Andes region of Argentina, Chile, and Bolivia, home to half the world’s reserves. Hydrologists are warning the mines could drain vital ecosystems and deprive Indigenous communities…

You can’t have a 4-slot GPU. You just can’t.
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Slack kept trying to build a flexible, interactive tool for sharing info–and kept failing. Then it turned to its Salesforce sibling Quip for the answer.

Stripe now reaches a majority of the globe: 4.4 billion people in more than 110 countries can receive funds in local currencies or crypto.

UsForThem said it has been unable to access thousands of pounds in donations ‘due to the nature of our activities’

SQLite is the most popular database in the world. Native support for SQLite in Python makes SQLite a popular database to start a project…

Astronomers estimate that there are tens of billions of super-Earths in habitable zones where liquid water can exist in the Milky Way alone.

The idea of being able to write kernel code in the Rust language has a
certain appeal, but it is hard to judge how well that would actually work
in the absence of examples to look at. Those examples, especially for
modules beyond the "hello world" level…