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18 Feb 2020 6 minute read 4 comments Henrique Rocha
A couple of weeks ago I presented the topic of linked lists to my colleagues. The reason for that is that some of our colleagues don’t have a computer science background and they never learned it, even though they are software developers, but also be...
17 Feb 2020 1 minute read 0 comments Anna_M
The MIT presented a study of a software that uses the AI to correct obsolete information within the pages. Still in implementation, the algorithm - which will be able to write "as a human" - could also be used to find false news. An artificial intell...
17 Feb 2020 3 minute read 0 comments Dastan
You have promised yourself not to take that extra chocolate chip cookie, then, 10 minutes later you are staring with awe at its empty case… You have promised yourself to go jogging in the evening and suddenly the laziness monster creeps in and dissua...
16 Feb 2020 1 minute read 0 comments Anna_M
It is called remdesivir and is an antiviral capable of reducing the replication of some coronaviruses, preventing Mers in macaques or decreasing their severity. The hope is that it will also be useful against the Chinese coronavirus. A new (potentia...
11 Feb 2020 2 minute read 5 comments Sugarfix
Ok so it is not strictly true.....but yet it sorta is as in theory they could. I see you looking all dubious "and who is this dweeb trying to kid". :) You see crocodiles don’t age or rather their cells don’t. This means that a 70 year old croc is jus...
10 Feb 2020 11 minute read 3 comments shellatreille
Conducting a Site Survey By Shelley M. Latreille This is a paper that I wrote for my Wireless Networking Class. It revolves around conducting a wireless site survey for a fictional college called Wardlowe Community College. They are unhappy with th...
9 Feb 2020 1 minute read 2 comments Solominer
As I open the Bamboo reeds I find it hard remove the Bees gracefully. Sometimes the cocoons and whatever else inside goes flying everywhere due to the Bamboo being hard to open. The Bamboo has a spring to it and making it hard to open slowly and care...
5 Feb 2020 10 minute read 5 comments Creepto
TL;DR: There's a way to prove your identity without going through an long KYC process with every service provider. Note: In this post, I'll do my best avoid diving too deep into cryptography, math, and actual research. Where possible, I'll mention re...
4 Feb 2020 1 minute read 0 comments trumpman
Here's an interesting paper I stumbled upon today. So, you may have heard of olms (Proteus anguinus). In case you haven't, the tldr description is that they are cave dwelling, aquatic salamanders, occuring in caves southern Slovenia, the basin of th...
3 Feb 2020 1 minute read 0 comments Solominer
Carrying on with opening up Bamboo tubes, I remove the Solitary Bee cocoons that were laid last spring. By removing them, I tend to them and make sure mites wont be an issue when they emerge. There are also little Wasps that have taken over some of t...
