Thousands of Software Engineers Say the Job Market Is Getting Much Worse
9,388 engineers polled by Motherboard and Blind said AI will lead to less hiring. Only 6% were confident they'd get another job with the same pay.
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New Study Shows 'Man-Children' Are Destroying Women's Sex Drives
Here's how to spot the behaviour - and fix it.
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The Fierce Debate Over How to Feed Your Baby
From rigid paediatric guidance to baby-led weaning, there's never been so much fuss about how parents should get their baby to start eating solids.
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Majority of U.S. Power Grid at Risk of Failure This Summer, Report Warns
The Midwest is at "high risk of energy emergencies" and Texas and the West could see outages and shortfalls amid high heat and drought.
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CDC Tracked Millions of Phones to See If Americans Followed COVID Lockdown Orders
Newly released documents showed the CDC planned to use phone location data to monitor schools and churches, and wanted to use the data for many non-COVID-19 purposes too.
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‘Buy the Constitution’ Aftermath: Everyone Very Mad, Confused, Losing Lots of Money, Fighting, Crying, Etc.
ConstitutionDAO tried to buy the Constitution. Now it has a $40 million mess on its hands and entire refunds are being wiped out by high fees.
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Dormitorium
The man responded exactly as they said he would, his eyelids growing heavy, before, against his will, he closed them.
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Don't Piss Off Bradley, the Parts Seller Keeping Atari Machines Alive
The world's greatest hoard of original Atari equipment is guarded by a very temperamental, very devoted dragon named Bradley.
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'FIND THIS FUCK:' Inside Citizen’s Dangerous Effort to Cash In On Vigilantism
Internal documents, messages, and roadmaps show how crime app Citizen is pushing the boundary of what a private, app-enabled vigilante force may be capable of.
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The Hacker Who Archived Parler Explains How She Did It (and What Comes Next)
The hacker, donk_enby, explained that she only scraped what was publicly available: "I hope that it can be used to hold people accountable and to prevent more death."
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Six Reasons Why Google Maps Is the Creepiest App On Your Phone
Google knows where you are, and so do advertisers.
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An Oral History of 'Marge vs The Monorail', the Episode That Changed 'The Simpsons'
"If a gun was put to my head, and they said, ‘Tell me the best episode of television ever,’ it’s this."
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A Thousand Years Before Darwin, Islamic Scholars Were Writing About Natural Selection
Professors are starting to orient Charles Darwin within a rich history of people from all cultures who have grappled with the mechanisms of life.
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Hundreds of Americans Planted 'Chinese Mystery Seeds'
What I learned by reading thousands of internal emails about the Chinese mystery seeds.
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The Planet Is Probably in Worse Shape Than We Can Even Predict
Scientific estimates could be lowballing how bad the climate crisis will get.
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We're Being Too Optimistic About What Post-Pandemic America Will Look Like
The coronavirus has revealed so many of our institutions to be vulnerable or broken. But that doesn't mean they will change.
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Why Conference Call Technology Never Works
The fact is, despite four decades of evolving technology, video conferencing is a sort of low-level magic that still konks out half the time. Here’s why.
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Why Conference Call Technology Never Works
The fact is, despite four decades of evolving technology, video conferencing is a sort of low-level magic that still konks out half the time. Here’s why.
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We Can't Have A Feminist Future Without Abolishing the Family
The feminist thinker Sophie Lewis has a radical proposal for what comes next.
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An ‘Off-the-Shelf, Skeleton Project’: Experts Analyze the App That Broke Iowa
Multiple experts analyzed Shadow Inc.’s Iowa caucus app. They found all kinds of problems.
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Why People Are Dying from Vaping in the U.S. and Not the U.K.
There's a reason—actually, a few—and none of them are very flattering to American politicians.
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This Is What America Could Look Like When Our Coasts Are Under Water
Rising sea levels could be an opportunity for social change—or a dystopian hellscape.
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The Case for an 8-Hour Work Week
Robots may be coming your job, but a new study finds we don’t need to work that much anyway.
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A Deep Dive Into ‘Grand Designs’, the Greatest Show on British Television
Or: why middle class couples in gilets are determined to build their legacy.
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Does ‘Predator’ Actually Suck?
On its 30th anniversary, we look back on 'Predator' to figure out why it was so despised by critics.
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The Drug Lessons They Should Have Taught You at School | VICE | United States
Some advice that would have been more useful than: "You will die if you do drugs."
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We Hung Out with the Hells Angels to See What They're All About in 2016
The police still recognize the biker brotherhood as an organized crime group, but to me they just looked like a friendly group of guys with face tattoos.
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We Hung Out with the Hells Angels to See What They're All About in 2016
The police still recognize the biker brotherhood as an organized crime group, but to me they just looked like a friendly group of guys with face tattoos.
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I Trained Rats to Trade, and Win, on Wall Street | VICE | United States
I taught lab rats to trade in the foreign-exchange and commodity-futures markets. With the help of these rodents, I managed to outperform some of the world's leading human fund managers.
