Regulator says now-shuttered student-loan assistance company fabricated data to entice JPMorgan Chase into sale.

This systematic review and meta-analysis evaluates the association between daily alcohol intake and risk of all-cause mortality.

Between 2019 and 2022, groups of Tesla employees privately shared via an internal messaging system sometimes highly invasive videos and images recorded by customers’ car cameras.

The Italian ChatGPT ban may end up affecting more European countries including France, Germany and Ireland.

Robert Pogue Harrison approaches Epicurus for different ways of looking at the problems of today....

Welcome to the future of server-side development with WebAssembly!<br />
Today we are introducing **WCGI**, a technology that marries the power of WebA...

I’ve been on a C kick recently as I learn the intricacies involved in low level programming. As a Data Scientist/Python Programmer I work with strings all the time. People say that handling strings in C range anywhere from tricky to downright awful. I was…

A March 27, 2023, decision by a California federal court in a putative class action, Sarcuni v. bZx DAO, has brought into focus how courts might construe the legal existence of decentralized...

Buck2, our new open source, large-scale build system, is now available on GitHub. Buck2 is an extensible and performant build system written in Rust and designed to make your build experience faste…

One of our Rust services started to show an odd memory profile. This is the story of how we investigated the issue.

Self-hosted AI coding assistant. Contribute to TabbyML/tabby development by creating an account on GitHub.

Ex-staffers tell Reuters about internal image sharing: "We could see their kids."

Further adding to the excitement of the upcoming Linux 6.4 merge window is the mainline kernel seeing the Device Tree (DT) additions for Apple's current M2 devices including the MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, and Mac Mini systems

Beneath the waves, off the Suffolk Coast, lies a city taken by the sea through centuries of erosion. Matthew Green revisits Dunwich, a once lively port transfigured into a symbol of loss, both eerie and profound, for generations of artists, poets, and historians…