The Insider News

Mashable[^]:

A new study suggests that including emoji in your work emails may be making you look incompetent.

CSOnline[^]:

CrowdStrike, Cylance, Endgame and others flagged Hello World as unsafe or malicious

Fast Co.Design[^]:

“There used to be an immediacy to the web,” says Anil Dash. “It was something you made.”

Quartz[^]:

After programmers build an AI algorithm, they need to help it learn from data.

iProgrammer[^]:

Proofs that P=NP, and even for the less exciting and more likely P≠NP, abound. Most of them by enthusiasts who, usually, can be commended for their enthusiasm, but not so much for their proofs.

Ars Technica[^]:

The silk proteins themselves are involved in locally increasing the laser power.

Visual Studio Magazine[^]:

By now, everyone in the development community is familiar with the extent to which Microsoft has open sourced its development tools -- .NET Core, ASP.NET Core and others. What most might not know is that Microsoft tried numerous times in the past to do this.

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Microsoft researchers have created a system that uses artificial intelligence to keep the sailplane in the air without using a motor, by autonomously finding and catching rides on naturally occurring thermals, similar to how many birds stay aloft.