“We created custom hardware and software and editing software to make this all happen…because this thing doesn’t exactly exist…” Read more about how studioquasi.com made this happen for RoyalPalmsChicago.com at WGNT.
Astrophysicists leave academia for Silicon Valley
Astrophysicists leave academia for Silicon Valley jobs in data science where they figure out what you want to wear, watch, and listen to. “To understand what’s driving astrophysicists into consumer product startups, consider the recent explosion of machine learning. ……
After Hurricane Dorian, The ‘Wikipedia Of Maps’ Came To The Rescue
“When Hurricane Dorian hit the Bahamas on Sept. 1, local disaster response agencies quickly realized they needed help. But not the kind of help you might expect: They needed mappers … more than 100 volunteers from around the world logged…
Kids learn how to make a bot army at DEFCON
DEFCON Hacking Conference is going on right now in Las Vegas. One of the seminars targets kids and shows them how to create their own bot army. “The goal isn’t to launch a new flurry of hoaxes and chaos on…
Discover 15+ resources for learning and teaching code
“According to Code.org, 90 percent of parents in the U.S. want their children to learn computer science—it will be crucial for many jobs in the near future—but only 40 percent of schools teach it … A focus on STEM is…
Find out how math is integral in designing video games
Matthew S. Stenquist shares a first-hand look at how math is used in video game design. His shared experience at Quora might inspire your kids to get involved in the business. Read more at Forbes.
Triad trains students at Byte Back
Triad and McGraw-Hill had an amazing morning last week helping students gain skills and get ready for tech careers at Byte Back in DC. Byte Back provides a pathway of inclusive tech training that leads to living-wage careers.
DJs of the Future Don’t Spin Records—They Write Code
DJs at live-coding shows known as algoraves use computers to play music and display the code on big screens. “Whereas a traditional EDM show might feature a performer cueing up sounds or samples on a laptop, DJs at live-coding shows…
Kids need to learn two codes to succeed
Find out why your kids need to master “two codes” — computer science and the U.S. Constitution. Read the entire article at The New York Times.
PC Speaker Pushed to Eleven
System Beeps, a new album by shiru8bit, runs in MS-DOS and is produced entirely through the PC speaker — you know, the one that can only beep. Read more about it at TechCrunch aind out how he did it at…