How El País used AI to make their comments section less toxic
At El País, our vision for the perfect comments section was a place where readers would provide input, insight and tips on an investigative story, add...
Presenting the Kidlit These Days Podcast!
Make some space in your podcast listening schedule, because Book Riot has a new kidlit podcast hosted by me, New York Times bestselling author Karina Yan Glaser,...
Save $18 on the Granddaddy of All Kitchen Thermometers
If you want to invest in your cooking, a good meat thermometer isn’t far behind a good knife in the hierarchy of important gear. And today,...
5 Things You’ll Relate to If You’re Suffering From a Serious Case of Senioritis
“Senioritis” is defined as “a supposed affliction of students in their final year of high school or college, characterized by a decline in motivation or performance.”...
7 Signs You’re in the Wrong Relationship
Does your relationship feel a little off? Has it actually felt that way since the very beginning? It’s not you, it’s definitely the partnership. You might...
SAP Moves to Make Advanced Analytics More Accessible
SAP continues to make a case for rationalizing BI and analytics platforms that are typically strewn across the average enterprise. Source : SAP Moves to Make...
What are Pivot Tables in Google Sheets, and How Do I Use Them
Pivot tables let you analyze large amounts of data and narrow down large data sets to see the relationships between data points. Google Sheets uses pivot tables...
The Best RFID-Blocking Wallets
Itslife, Travelambo If you’re concerned about RFID skimmers and high-tech pickpockets, then maybe you should invest in an RFID-blocking wallet. RFID is a form of wireless...
Voices in AI – Episode 83: A Conversation with Margaret Mitchell
[voices_in_ai_byline] About this Episode Episode 83 of Voices in AI features host Byron Reese and Margaret Mitchell discussing the nature of language and it’s impact on...
How to Get the “Save As” Shortcut Back in macOS Mojave
The “Save As” menu option is hidden in macOS Mojave. Apple would prefer you “Duplicate” the file to make changes. That may be more intuitive for...
