The 1976 film Network, written by Paddy Chayefsky and directed by Sidney Lumet, was a brutal and prescient satire of television, auguring everything from reality TV to the erasure of the line between pundit and reporter to the transformation of political…

With the end of the Spring ’20 semester a month away, I have spent almost two academic years at Cornell. A quick rundown of everything that happened:
Failures Short paper on FuTIL rejected from LCTES ’20. Rejected from Facebook fellowship ’20. Dahlia rejected…

7-min read Lenin said nothing can happen for decades, and then decades can happen in weeks. Yes, a pandemic pulls the future forward, and there’s a lot to learn. Another phenomenon that forms rain clouds of perspective is, wait for it … death. Or, specifically…

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I can no longer sync iOS’ Contacts with my macOS Catalina’s Finder (the iOS sync portion of iTunes is now built into the Finder in macOS Catalina); the OS insists I’ve iCloud configured for Contact...

Making a game where your enemies need to chase the player?  This starts out easy, make the enemy run towards the player!  But what happen...

Many companies are interested in developing their own processors, following the success of RISC-V, but verification is a daunting challenge.

We’re altering the way we handle text in Figma. Join me on the journey we took to get there — through type history and into the modern times.

An interview with author Geoffrey Cain

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I was very excited when I first used YAML, but some real-world usage showed it's not so great after all

Conferences in computer science are an odd occurrence. Unlike most other research fields which primarily focus on publishing in journals, conferences ended up being the primary publication and presentation venue in CS. They also became the place where researchers…

SAN FRANCISCO/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - As the U.S. Federal Reserve rolls out trillions of dollars to blunt the economic fallout of the coronavirus pandemic, there’s a notable difference to the last financial crisis: close to zero concern over “moral hazard”…