‘Spin’, defined as exaggerating the clinical significance of a particular treatment without the statistics to back it up, is discernible in more than half of clinical trial abstracts published in top psychology and psychiatry journals, a review of relevant…

Roblox is big. Bigger than Minecraft big. The massively multiple online noscript has been around since 2006, but the game has been achieving a crazy amount of momentum of late. On Friday, it announced via blog post that it’s grown past 100 million monthly active…

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The Federal Reserve wants to make paying bills and transferring money easier and faster.

An emergency parachute failure raises questions about the safety of urban delivery drones

… and lessons learnt in IoT security

At the DEF CON hacking conference, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency hopes to learn lessons in how to better secure election systems from hostile intrusion.

Source document contributed to DocumentCloud by Lorenzo Franceschi-Bicchierai (Motherboard).

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Preface: the assumption for this essay is that you're building a B2B app, and you have something built but you're having trouble getting people to pay for it There are three problems with getting your first few customers: You (probably) don't know how to…

Focus on the high-expectation customer, the most organic way to build and scale a product

Reviewers praised the improved graphics but noted lackluster CPU gains on Ice Lake, Intel’s first mainstream 10nm chip.

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Ordinary Americans are using armies of phones to generate cash to buy food, diapers, and beer through ad fraud.

Digital bank says ‘bug’ meant unauthorised staff had access to numbers for six months

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This review looks at the Q2 2019 and lifetime hard drive failure rates of the 108,461 hard drives in use at Backblaze's data centers.