Here Come the Men in Black (and Ghostbusters!) in the Latest Tabletop Gaming News
The spooky month of Halloween (yes, it’s a full month now) has come and gone, and gamers are getting ready to bring their new favorite board...
Grab pulls in $250M from Hyundai as ongoing round reaches $2.7B
Grab, the Singapore startup that bought Uber’s Southeast Asia business earlier this year, continues to announce strategic investors for its ongoing Series H funding round. The...
Navy Sailors Who Operated a Nuclear Reactor Busted for Allegedly Using and Selling LSD
A probe of U.S. Navy sailors accused of distributing and using LSD is expanding. At least two men who worked in the nuclear reactor department on...
Tinder now has 4.1M paying users, expects $800M in revenue this year
Facebook Dating is no challenger to Tinder-owner Match Group (NASDAQ: MTCH), which posted third-quarter earnings per share of 44 cents on Tuesday. The company, which owns...
TWIICE One Exoskeleton furthers the promise of robotic mobility aids
Few things in the world of technology can really ever be said to be “done,” and certainly exoskeletons are not among their number. They exist, but...
MAY THE BLUE WAVE DESTROY US ALL: Splinter’s Big Fat Midterm Elections Live Blog
Well, comrades, it’s finally here: Election Day 2018. Read more… Source : MAY THE BLUE WAVE DESTROY US ALL: Splinter’s Big Fat Midterm Elections Live Blog
Again With the Needle
For those of you who stayed up to watch the numbers roll in during the 2016 presidential election, you likely remember that fucking needle. The New...
The Way We Define a Kilogram Could Change Next Week
The future of mass depends on a conference vote next week. Read more… Source : The Way We Define a Kilogram Could Change Next Week
Damnit, Another 4 Critically Endangered Black Rhinos Have Died After Being Relocated
Efforts to save the critically-endangered black rhino appear cursed. Conservation nonprofit African Parks and South African National Parks, along with the governments of South Africa and...
Three ways to avoid bias in machine learning
Vince Lynch Contributor Vince Lynch is CEO of IV.AI, an artificial intelligence company that teaches machines how to understand human language so companies can better engage,...
