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Breakthrough DNA Editor Borne of Bacteria | Quanta Magazinequantamagazine.org
Interest in a powerful DNA editing tool called CRISPR has revealed that bacteria are far more sophisticated than anyone imagined. -
Lessons From Google’s First Rollout Of Google Fiberfastcompany.com
In Kansas City startups are growing, cable companies are catching up, but the digital divide is as wide as ever. -
Did chip espionage, IP theft give Samsung its 14nm manufacturing lead? | ExtremeTechextremetech.com
Samsung's ascendancy to the pole position of semiconductor manufacturing was surprising, but there are allegations that the company achieved it through less-than savory means. Did Samsung hit its 14nm goals by luring away TSMC engineers? -
Ginkgo Bioworks - Sales Prospecting Leadjobs.lever.co
Biotech is rapidly expanding into new markets including cosmetics, flavors & fragrance, sweeteners, nutrition, and more. Ginkgo Bioworks, the Organism Company, provides the technology that is leading this transition. We design yeast to make new c... -
This journalist used ALL CAPS for an entire week.fusion.net
Meet the inventor of the caps lock key and the journalist who made the terrible decision to use it for a full week. All texts, all tweets, all emails. IN CAPS. What could go wrong? -
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Meet the Phage, a Tiny Killer - The New Yorkernewyorker.com
There are five times as many phages in a teaspoon of seawater as there are people in Rio de Janeiro. But what, exactly, do phages do? -
Cheap Smartphone Dongle Diagnoses HIV And Syphilis In 15 Minutes | IFLScienceiflscience.com
The list of things that our smartphones can do these days is virtually endless. They can help you learn a new language, brew you a coffee from bed, track your fitness, plan your night out and keep you entertained for hours on end, to name just a few. N... -
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The Singular Universe and the Reality of Time by Roberto Mangabeira Unger and Lee Smolin – reviewtheguardian.com
Is time, after all, real? Two mavericks take an axe to the established theory of cosmology. By Caspar Henderson -
Once-starving GnuPG crypto project gets a windfall. Now comes the hard partarstechnica.com
With project understaffed for a decade, code has fallen into disrepair. What now? -
TurboTax Halts State E-Filing Amid Data-Breach Probeblogs.wsj.com
TurboTax parent Intuit, the nation’s biggest online tax-software company, halted electronic filing of all state returns amid reports from states of criminal attempts to obtain refunds through its systems. -
How Elementary School Teachers’ Biases Can Discourage Girls From Math and Sciencenytimes.com
Early educational experiences have a quantifiable effect on the courses students choose later, a study shows. -
We Need a Manhattan Project for Cyber Securitymedium.com
Grand thinking created the Internet, small thinking won’t save it -
How I Built a Barbecue Restaurant in Brooklyn: What Happens When a Restaurant Diesseriouseats.com
On a cold Monday morning I was sitting at the counter of a diner. It was buzzing; omelets, French toast, and eggs Benedict flew by. And as I sipped on my coffee, my eyes were darting all over, putting price tags on every fixture, every chair, every pac... -
Goodbye, Turing Test; Bring on the Turing Decathlon - Facts So Romantic - Nautilusnautil.us
A statue of Alan Turing by sculptor Stephen Kettle made entirely of pieces of slate. The statue depicts Turing working on an Enigma…