Now I’m going to have nightmares about synchronized tea breaks.
Source: CNET
The news could amplify worries over the reliability of automated-driving systems, but Tesla says they’re still the safer option.
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Using a team of data analysts and basketball enthusiasts, Google will be at the NCAA Final Four using machine learning and data collected from the first half of the games to make real-time statistical predictions at halftime.
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Recording a show or switching between streaming apps will be easier than ever with new developer tools now available for Amazon’s Alexa. You can record shows by name or easily control on-screen playback.
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Terrace House is a tough show to explain.
Like The Real World and other reality TV, the show puts a group of largely young and attractive strangers together in a house. But that’s about where the similarities end.
On Terrace House, most of the cast members genuinely seem to be rooting for each other. And while there’s drama, it’s scaled way back, so that passive aggressive remarks about soup can end up dominating an episode.
Darrell’s a big fan, so on this week’s episode of the Original Content podcast, we checked out the latest season, Opening New Doors (a co-production of Netflix and Japanese TV network Fuji). Sadly, this is his final episode as a regular host, but at least he got to go out with a bang. (And we’re hoping to lure him back.)
We also covered the week’s streaming and entertainment news, like the (distant) launch date for Apple’s TV efforts, Netflix’s plans for Carmen Sandiego and new trailers for The Handmaid’s Tale and Westworld. Plus, Jordan finishes watching the entire Star Wars saga.
You can listen in the player below, subscribe using Apple Podcasts or find us in your podcast player of choice. If you like the show, please let us know by leaving a review on Apple. You also can send us feedback directly.
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Google makes changes to its services fairly regularly, but few have managed to generate as much of a backlash as the revamp of Google Finance. In short, fans are not happy with the new changes.
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To be competent, autonomous vehicles need to drive 100 billion miles, a feat that’s unfeasible. Instead, the industry is turning to simulation to train, test and validate self-driving cars using better graphics-generated models.
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China’s “Heavenly Palace” space station is predicted to crash into Earth’s atmosphere on April 1, but the latest revisions may prolong its life by a day or so.
Source: CNET
The “Solo” director tweets a glimpse of a TIE Fighter firing its gun and says work on the film set for May is running ahead of schedule.
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If Ferrari ever made a headphone amp, it would look and sound like the Viva Egoista 845.
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