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Inside Axon, the maker of Taser electroshock guns, workers take hits from the company’s weapons or get inked with its logos. Axon says it’s all voluntary.

How a team of spies in Mexico got their hands on Russia's space secrets—and tried to change the course of the Cold War.

The eSafety commissioner is to work with industry on a new code to educate parents about how to access filtering software and limit children’s access

Let’s make Chess more fun in Single-Player.

Deep neural networks (DNNs) are the go-to model for learning functions from data, such as image classifiers or language models.

Russia's Cinema Fund says it opposes piracy, in part due to “reputational risks." A furious cinema chief says the country needs pirated Barbie.

Notes on interstellar hitchhikers and the origins of life.

So… I’ve had the most unreal week of coding. Zero exaggeration, I’ve halved the RAM requirements of the search engine, removed the need to take the system offline during an upgrade, removed hard limits on how many documents can be indexed, and quadrupled…

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Kunal Kamra and T.M. Krishna are rare public figures in India challenging tech laws they say curb freedom of speech and expression

Iowa City Public Library, Vernon Area Public Library, and others have been targets of bomb threats this week.

By the time a dormant penny stock company known as Applied Sciences managed to wrangle a listing on the Nasdaq in April 2022, it had reinvented itself as a cloud hosting service for bitcoin miners and changed its name to Applied Blockchain. But with the crypto…