A nationwide shortage of controllers has resulted in an exhausted and demoralized work force that is increasingly prone to making dangerous mistakes.

A Big Four economist pinpoints 4 factors driving the productivity explosion.

Health officials are releasing the first nationally representative estimate of how many U.S. adults have chronic fatigue syndrome: 3.3 million.

Peter Sarris is Professor of Late Antique, Medieval and Byzantine Studies at Trinity College, Cambridge and author of Justinian: Emperor, Soldier, Saint (Basic Books, 2023)

Collection of beautiful, minimalist printable calendars, habit trackers and planners. Available in 31 languages.

Write Once. Run Anywhere. Connect Everyone. P2P and local-first for Web Developers. Socket Apps

Milk-V Pioneer is a developer motherboard based on SOPHON SG2042 in a standard mATX form factor. With PC-like interfaces and PC industrial compability, Pioneer provides native RISC-V development environment and RISC-V desktop experience. It is the first choice…

There has been a hardening of the host nation’s attitudes before a tournament shadowed by corruption, suffering and death

This spring, I taught an undergraduate class on chess engines. I probably learned more than any of my students.

Nokia Bell Labs will announce Monday that it is moving to the HELIX innovation center in New Brunswick, where it will use one of the three buildings planned for the complex as its North American research & development center, numerous people familiar with…

Controlled Text Generation via Language Model Arithmetic - eth-sri/language-model-arithmetic

For 75 years, programming languages have steadily raised the baseline of what “normal” programmers can express in their languages. They can still.

Stop Context Switching by Bringing Context Into Your Terminal. Wave is an open-source terminal with superpowers, integrating file previews, file editing, AI, web browsing, and workspace organization. Available for MacOS, Linux, and Windows.

Ever been in a situation where you landed a software engineering job with a particular tech
stack, mastered it, switched to another company with a different stack, nailed that too, and
then found yourself in a third company that used the original stack? Now…