The 10 biggest archaeology discoveries of 2020
With the pandemic and accompanying economic recession clouding 2020, it goes without saying that the year will not go down as the happiest for humanity. The…
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Chess.com finds streaming success - Protocol — The people, power and politics of tech
Twitch users watched 18.3 million hours of chess content in January, nearly as much as they consumed throughout 2019. Last week, chess even surpassed League of Legends, Fortnite and Valorant as the most-watched gaming category.
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The Legend of Zelda: 35 Years Later
It’s strange to look back at a game as long-running as the original The Legend of Zelda and discover how many of the pillars on which one…
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Switching from Rust to TypeScript (and vice versa)
Seamlessly transition from programming in Rust to TypeScript and vice versa, while exploring the benefits and drawbacks of each.
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Biden’s transportation battle begins
America’s transportation fund is bankrupt. Public transit is on life support. Can Biden save America from its Elvis-era transportation…
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The 100 Most Influential Studies in Sports Medicine
Tallying which articles are most frequently cited in later studies reveals the biggest trends in sports science—and some oversights
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Leadership Soft Skills: Master Your Own Mind to Lead Your Team to Success
Everything about leadership soft skills: practical applications, methods to improve, and stories about hardships that led to growth. Interview with Gergely Hodicska "Felhő", VP of Engineering, Bitrise.
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The case for opsimaths. Maybe late bloomers aren't so late - The Common Reader
Late bloomers and lifelong learners
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An Air of Permanent Mourning
The polarization between city and country is an old story, but now it is entrenched in the upstate New York communities that were sacrificed to provide water to the downstate metropolis.
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Inside the Making of Facebook’s Supreme Court
The company has created a board that can overrule even Mark Zuckerberg. Soon it will decide whether to allow Trump back on Facebook.
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WA launches investigation into 200,000 missing cows at center of Easterday bankruptcy, legal fight
Agriculture By Thomas Clouse February 03, 2021 05:00 AM , Updated February 04, 2021 10:22 AM Cody Easterday of Easterday Farms looks out over his feedlot off…
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Why are video calls so tiring? You might be misreading cultural styles
Video meetings aren’t ideal, but we can make them a little easier by understanding that there are multiple ways of interacting with your fellow humans.
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Why are video calls so tiring? You might have opposing cultural styles
Video meetings aren’t ideal, but we can make them a little easier by understanding that there are multiple ways of interacting with your fellow humans.
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What I wish I had known before starting to use Flow
I've been using Flow at work for more than a year and there's a few things that I really wish I had known from the start. Some of these could have been found by simply reading the entire documentation from start to finish (a great habit when picking up a
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For The Love Of All That's Holy, Use CCL To Control Complexity In Your Systems
<rant>Two years ago I sat in on a security meeting. The subject was protecting the code and associated websites from attack. "I'd just attack the npm packaging system, introducing subtle changes in several that would work together to do whatever I wanted." All I got was blank
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Your tech startup is a glorified consultancy
Many companies regard themselves as software startups but don’t operate that way. Instead of creating a product that can be resold with…
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Farmers Are Having to Hack Their Own Tractors Just to Make Repairs
Owners are turning to hacked software from Eastern Europe as farm equipment companies won't license it to them directly.
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Inside the Worst-Hit County in the Worst-Hit State in the Worst-Hit Country
Every day seems to bring another test of whether our democracy can succeed in managing the problems of a country as big, varied, and individualistic as ours. In…
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The future of computing is analog
Analog systems will not only observe and map the meaning of things—they will start constructing meaning as well
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Here’s What Learning to Juggle Does to Your Brain
First of all, you have to stop thinking and kind of become a robot.
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