The best documentaries of 2017
From Interesting Stuff, a Flipboard magazine by jha
It's been a good year for documentary storytelling – make sure these films are on your list if you haven't seen them yet 31December 2017 Throughout 2017 we've seen…
From Interesting Stuff, a Flipboard magazine by jha
It's been a good year for documentary storytelling – make sure these films are on your list if you haven't seen them yet 31December 2017 Throughout 2017 we've seen…
The 100 best nonfiction books of all time: the full list
the guardian
After two years of careful reading, moving backwards through time, Robert McCrum has concluded his selection of the 100 greatest nonfiction books. Take a quick look at five centuries of great writing Robert McCrum reflects on his 100 greatest nonfiction books list The 100 best novels written in English: the full list What did Robert miss? Leave your thoughts in the comments 1. The Sixth Extinction by Elizabeth Kolbert (2014) An engrossing account of the looming catastrophe caused by ecology's " Read the full story
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10 Best Free Antivirus Software For 2018 To Protect Your PC
Fossbytes
f you're using Windows operating system and you have a rough idea of what's happening in the cybersecurity world, you must be knowing that your favorite computer isn't safe from malware and other threats. Same applies to Android and macOS platforms. To protect you from threats, cybersecurity firms develop and release antivirus software. In this […] The post 10 Best Free Antivirus Software For 2018 To Protect Your Computer appeared first on Fossbytes. Read the full story
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So the darkness shall be the light, and the stillness the dancing.
A New Type of Computer Could Render Many Software Hacks Obsolete
VICE
DARPA is pumping millions of dollars into a computer circuit "Rubik's cube." Read the full story
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From mathematics, a Flipboard magazine by sarah masare
In 2000, the Clay Mathematics Institute announced the Millennium Prize problems. These were a collection of seven of…
From Cool Stuff, a Flipboard magazine by Kenneth Reid
Netflix's incredibly niche, personalised subgenres have long captivated movie nerds, from "Steamy Crime Movies from the…
From Music, a Flipboard magazine by NPR
In spite of the back seat classical music often takes in America in terms of sales figures and sheer visibility, there's nothing wrong with the music…
From Food & Drink, a Flipboard magazine by The Guardian
From Scotland to Japan, the best buys for the festive season The Scots have an appealingly philosophical way of looking at weather. You can hear it in…
From Artificial Intelligence, a Flipboard magazine by Jeremie Faye
This tutorial was originally posted here on Ben's blog, GormAnalysis. Artificial Neural Networks are all the rage. One has to wonder if the catchy name played a role in…
Stealth turns 40: Looking back at the first flight of Have Blue
Ars Technica
The forerunner of the F-117 Stealth Fighter flew for the first time 40 years ago this month. Read the full story
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The best tech for people who appreciate practical gifts
Popular Science
When you're a kid, practical gifts are the worst. Sure, you needed those pens for school, but you asked Santa for Nintendo or a Ninja Turtle, not office supplies. They might as well be vegetables. Read the full story
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Scientists Have Expanded the Genetic Code in Bacteria
Futurism
All living things are made up of four genetic bases. Now, scientists have successfully added two synthetic bases that could generate amino acids with groundbreaking medical applications. Read the full story
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