By Dylan Mahler and Luke Helt
The Pangeo Project has been exploring the analysis of climate data in the cloud. Our preferred…
This is a text version of the interview with a Professor of Theoretical Physics Dr. Barry Sanders on quantum computing which was recorded on the ApexQubit Podcast Channel. The audio version is available here.
This is what I’ve seen in quantum tech in the last month:
Rob Dimeo, Director, NIST Center for Neutron Research, National Institute of…
This will end in tragedy. Best case scenario is having no perceptible effects, worse case one incurs a price your kid(s) are not prepared to pay and will keep paying for the rest of their life. The technology to make changes is speeding ahead, but the understanding of which changes do what, that is advancing at a snail’s pace.
Internally, our lives are dictated via orchestrated molecular mayhem. By way of…
I have always appreciated the genius of the man Leonardo da Vinci. He is known popularly for his painting Mona Lisa but it is a display of just a fraction of the capabilities of this man. He was a polymath, mastering painting, engineering…
Digging down this dirt worm hole
Most of us see lighting as something which illuminates our surroundings and enables us to see, but a…
There are a lot of us walking around with diamonds on our fingers, around our necks, in our ears…
No, you and I don’t know what it’s like to be a person of colour…
The thing is, POC is a vague term. “White” is a vague term too. I wrote about this issue in an article when I first started writing here. Am I even white? Some people say I am. I don’t identify as white though.
Evolution seems to favor bilateral symmetry for many organisms, because it provides a lot of benefits. Thermodynamics also drives organisms to evolve towards multicellular and eventually societal level organisms as well, so if the environment is anything like that of Earth’s I’d say there’d be a lot of similarities between aliens and life on Earth. I guess there’s only one way to really find out though, huh?