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5 months ago+1 1 0Hiring in tech is harder than ever. AI isn’t helping
Openings for tech jobs regularly generate an overwhelming number of applications, partly because remote work is more common and AI tools are automating the process. That creates a significant burden on both hiring organizations and would-be employees ...
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6 months ago+1 1 0Treva Silverman, Joke Whisperer
Treva Silverman, who wrote for "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" and other hits, is adored and admired by fellow comedy writers and actors alike.
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6 months ago+1 1 0Jordan becomes first country to receive WHO verification for eliminating leprosy
The World Health Organization (WHO) congratulates the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan for becoming the first country in the world to be officially verified as having eliminated leprosy.
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6 months ago+1 1 0Some Museums Scrambled to Remove Native American Items From Display. These Museums Didn’t Need to.
Under new repatriation rules, museums must gain consent from Native American tribes before displaying their cultural items. Some museums rushed to comply, but others, such as the Museum of Us and History Colorado, were prepared to meet the moment.
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6 months ago+2 2 0What a Harris Presidency Could Mean to A.I. Policy
Some experts see Harris as emboldening technological innovation with diversity, equity and inclusion in mind.
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7 months ago+38 38 0The World Map of the Internet in 2021 by Martin Vargic
After almost a full year of work, young Slovakian designer Martin Vargic is introducing the brand new Map of the Internet, up to date for the year 2021. This fun and extensive project aims to concisely, but still comprehensively visualize the curren ...
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8 months ago+2 2 0The history of coloring margarine
Life when we had to color our food.
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8 months ago+2 2 0Blackhouses of Scotland
Hundreds of years ago the highlands of Scotland and Ireland were dotted with a type of dwelling called blackhouses. These were long narrow buildings, often laid in parallel to other blackhouses, with dry-stone walls and thatched roofs rendered black ...
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8 months ago+1 1 0Amid Regulatory Gaps, Telehealth Prescribers Flourish
Through telehealth, it’s easier than ever to get prescription drugs online. Should regulators be paying more attention?
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8 months ago+1 1 0Making Radio Pay: Toll Broadcasting and the First Ad on the Airwaves
Radio stations as we know them would not exist, or be turning a profit, without the early days of AT&T and a ten-minute talk from the Queensboro Real Estate Company.
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8 months ago+2 2 05 of the Oldest Jokes in History
For as long as humankind has existed and suffered, we’ve also laughed.
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8 months ago+1 1 0Captain Beefheart's 10 Commandments of Guitar Playing
1. Listen to the birds. That's where all the music comes from. Birds know everything about how it should sound and where that sound should come from.
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9 months ago+1 1 0DARPA program aims to sift through quantum computing hype
DARPA’s Quantum Benchmarking Initiative will work to validate the progress of quantum computer hardware development.
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9 months ago+1 1 0Objects of Our Life
Exclusive video footage of Steve Jobs talking about his design vision and philosophy and how design worked at Apple.
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9 months ago+1 1 0The Black fugitive who inspired ‘Uncle Tom’s Cabin’ and the end of US slavery
Born enslaved, John Andrew Jackson spent his life fighting for freedom as a fugitive, abolitionist, lecturer and writer. Along the way, he met an aspiring writer.
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9 months ago+2 2 0The company that has a monopoly on ice cream truck music
How a small, family-owned electronics company came to control 97% of the ice cream truck music market.
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9 months ago+1 1 0An Archaeology of Personhood and Abortion
Opinions about fetal personhood and abortion have fluctuated enormously throughout history and differ in surprising ways between cultures.
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9 months ago+1 1 0Artists, activism and AIDS
Posters by artists who turned their art into activism to support their communities and raise awareness of the AIDS epidemic in the 1980s and 1990s.
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9 months ago+5 5 0Japan declares victory in effort to end government use of floppy disks
Japan's government has finally eliminated the use of floppy disks in all its systems, two decades since their heyday, reaching a long-awaited milestone in a campaign to modernize the bureaucracy. …
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9 months ago+1 1 0Tech couples are working out their issues with off-sites, performance reviews
A number of San Francisco couples have turned to tech tools to optimize their relationships. From marriage off-sites, to mental unloading apps, they’re making it work.