The USDA is currently reviewing whether to allow Cornell University and Oxitec to release tens of thousands of GM moths into a 10-acre site in New York. The post Oxitec Pioneered the GM Mosquito. Up Next? Moths, of Course appeared first on WIRED.
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Recruiting is miserable. The experience lacks so many things: transparency, fairness, timeliness and so on that solutions to date have only addressed part of the problem. LinkedIn made the resume digital and put people in (mostly) one place. Others have created labor marketplaces and educational resources to “fix” hiring, but last time I checked hiring was still broken. With… Read More
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The auto industry is rebuilding itself. Here’s a chart to keep you up to speed. The post Mapped: The Top 263 Companies Racing Toward Autonomous Cars appeared first on WIRED.
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Zuora, the company that helps customers deal with subscription billing, and counts cloud companies like Box, Okta and DocuSign as customers, announced its intent to acquire Leeyo Software, Inc., a privately funded, boot-strapped startup that helps automate revenue recognition. The company did not reveal a purchase price. Leeyo is not just any revenue recognition company, though, because it… Read More
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The CEO of Nucleus, which developed a video intercom using Alexa, is now looking to team up with others against Amazon.
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Expect a high-level discussion of Microsoft’s software and development plans for the year ahead.
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It’s time for “normies” to stop taking the alt-right at its own word. The post The Alt-Right’s Newest Ploy? Trolling With False Symbols appeared first on WIRED.
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It takes spinning reaction wheels and rockets firing for mere seconds to keep the Cassini probe on course in orbit around Saturn The post The Finesse of Flying Cassini Between Saturn’s Rings appeared first on WIRED.
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It’s not perfect and a little pricey, but V-Moda’s in-ear Bluetooth sports headphone is hard to beat for its sound quality and secure fit.
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