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Slack, one of Silicon Valley’s more diverse companies, has hired three formerly incarcerated coders.

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Discover how Broadway can help you create highly concurrent data processing pipelines in your Elixir app.

From unopened shampoo to unworn clothes, perfectly good products end up in dumpsters and landfill sites. Why? The Current went dumpster diving with a seasoned scavenger to find out.

A look at what the newest generation of Java GCs can do

There is more than aesthetics and investment in today's demand for Chinese art. Art has become an “invisible cloak” that helps businessmen navigate Chinese corruption

The picture of a family dressed in finery features in an exhibition charting 150 years of visitors.

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A comparison of ideas behind Dynamo and Cassandra

From “Hockey player talks on phone” to “Colleagues chat over ketchup chips”

About a year and a half ago, No Starch Press got in touch with me about publishing a print box set of my zines. I have two kinds of zines right now:

Note: This piece contains sexual content and denoscriptions of child sex abuse that could be disturbing to some readers. The messages…

Humans usually take minutes to learn how to find diamonds in the game, but AI agents struggled.

Zhaoxin unveiled plans for two new x86 SoC designs: a high-performance 16-nanometer server chip with up to 32 cores and a separate 7 nm mobile and desktop chip.

Our Journey to Microservices, Kubernetes and beyond.

Both continue to record big losses, but executives at the companies hinted in recent calls that they are trying to cut back on discounts, and subtly raise prices.