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Canonical's Open Documentation Academy aims to help newcomers participate in the open source community, offering mentorship and…
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Want to invisibly spy on 10 iPhone owners without their knowledge? Gather their every keystroke, sound, message and location?The New York Times From ACM News | September 2, 2016
You don't have to be an expert on digital currencies like bitcoin to be intrigued by the potential of the technology underlying them. Blockchain, as it’s called...Bloomberg Businessweek From ACM Careers | September 2, 2016
Blue spires seem to pop out of the photograph in one place; a patch of bushy forms of pinkish-purple in another.Nature From ACM Careers | September 1, 2016
Each year, NASA funds a handful of futuristic concepts to push forward the boundaries of space exploration.Jet Propulsion Laboratory/NASA From ACM Careers | August 31, 2016
My phone connection kept dropping out, which didn’t make sense because I was in the heart of Silicon Valley.The New York Times From ACM Careers | August 30, 2016
It may not qualify as a lightning-bolt eureka moment, but Jeffrey R. Immelt, chief executive of General Electric, recalls the June day in 2009 that got him thinking...The New York Times From ACM Careers | August 29, 2016
Most of the world's mathematicians fall into just 24 scientific 'families', one of which dates back to the fifteenth century.Nature From ACM Careers | August 26, 2016
Earlier this month, on his HBO show "Last Week Tonight," John Oliver skewered media companies' desperate search for clicks.The New Yorker From ACM Opinion | August 26, 2016
China faces an uphill battle in its push to become the global leader in computer chips because of a lack of technological know-how and talent, according to an analysis...Bloomberg From ACM Careers | August 24, 2016
Internauts, today we celebrate this glorious technology that brings us all together! On August 23, 1991--25 years ago today--the public gained access for the first...CNET From ACM News | August 23, 2016
When president-elect Barack Obama chose physicist John Holdren as his top science adviser in December 2008, some biomedical researchers worried that the pick signalled...Nature From ACM Opinion | August 22, 2016
To do science, scientists need money—and usually a lot of it because specialized equipment and tools don’t come cheap.Scientific American From ACM Careers | August 22, 2016
Say you're scrolling through your Facebook Newsfeed and you encounter an ad so eerily well-suited, it seems someone has possibly read your brain.The Washington Post From ACM News | August 22, 2016