An Anonymous Coward writes:https://www.forbes.com/sites/saibala/2025/05/15/apple-is-developing-tech-so-users-can-control-devices-with-only-their-thoughts/
fliptop writes:Regeneron has agreed to buy 23andMe, the once buzzy genetic testing company, out of bankruptcy for $256 million under a court-supervised sale process:
canopic jug writes:The Verge, Space News, and The South China Morning Post are reporting that Red China has begun assembling a744 TOPS super computer in Earth's orbit. The advantages of an orbital super computer include better access to solar energy, easier radiation of waste heat, and, above all, shorter communications times with other satellites.
An Anonymous Coward writes:https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/bluetooth-61-enhances-privacy-with-randomized-rpa-timing/By Bill Toulas (May 11, 2025)
canopic jug writes:The 1517 Fund has an article exploring why Bell Labs worked so well, and what is lacking in today's society to recreate such a research environment:
An Anonymous Coward writes:Research out of the University of Connecticut proposes neural resonance theory, which says neurons in our body physically synchronize with music that create stable patterns that affect our entire body.
quietus writes:So, I need to develop a service onto some server software on Github.This open source project runs for well over 12 years now (it started back on SourceForge), and seems to be the only reliable piece of software implementing the protocol I need.Still driven by its original author, it currently counts 573 files spread out over 131 directories, using 2 different programming languages, one macro language, 2 scripting languages and ofcourse the shell and Makefile.Documentation exists for some functions, but not, ofcourse, for [an unknown number of] others. Documentation -- apart from one-line comments interspersed within the code -- consists of a short functionality description, parameters and return type. There is no architecture design nor much of explanation about how the different parts fit together.I've already managed to insert a small proto service. In doing so, I noticed that, for one reason or another, I cannot directly write to the outside world; and also that the developer(s) implemented their own versions of specific standard library functions.I've already sacrificed a newborn lamb and splattered its blood over my laptop, but I wonder, oh Soylentils, how would you approach this task? What steps would you take, what tools would you use, and what sacrifices would you make?Original SubmissionRead more of this story at SoylentNews.
pdfernhout writes:A recent US Congressional Report suggests: "We stand at the edge of a new industrial revolution, one that depends on our ability to engineer biology. Emerging biotechnology, coupled with artificial intelligence, will transform everything from the way we defend and build our nation to how we nourish and provide care for Americans."From the Executive Summary: