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Industrial-grade vapor-cooled SSDs are now a thing
Taiwanese company Team Group created an industrial-grade vapor-cooled M.2 SSD with sustained read/write speeds up to 3500 MB/s.
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Study suggests women’s computer code is preferred, only if their gender is unknown
According to new research, women write better code than men on GitHub, or at the very least, their contributions are accepted more often by fellow coders.
President Obama pledges $4 billion in Computer Science for All program
President Obama has pledged $4 billion to fund computer science education in America's schools.
Apple just hired Virginia Tech professor and VR expert Doug Bowman
In a suspected attempt to join the likes of Microsoft, Facebook, and Sony on the VR bandwagon, Apple has hired virtual reality expert Doug Bowman.
Teach Your Toddler How to Code With the Code-a-Pillar
To be a prodigy, you've gotta start young. And if you get your child the Code-a-Pillar from Fisher-Price, you can turn a toddler into a computer scientist.
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Read these tea leaves to see if the signs point toward a career in computer science
A new study conducted by Code School proposes that "most coders and software developers form hobbies and interests in computers before the age of 16."
Stanford women set to reclaim their place in the field of computer science
The most popular major among Stanford women is now computer science, with 214 women planning to declare the field as their primary focus of study
“Just make it a requirement,” says Chicago mayor of computer science in high school
Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel is calling for computer science and coding classes a graduation prerequisite.
New York City’s mayor mandates computer science curriculum for public schools
On Wednesday, Mayor De Blasio announced that all city public schools will have to offer computer science to all their students within the next decade.
Wondering about your selfie’s popularity potential? Here’s an algorithm to predict that
A researcher from MIT has discovered the properties of the most and least popular images on the Internet.
