progscrape: news.nationalgeographic.com/2017/06/ravens-memory-unfair-trade

Ravens and other members of the corvid family (crows, jays, and magpies) are known to be intelligent. Scientists have discovered that the canny corvids even remember people who give them unfair deals for up to two years.

7 years ago news.nationalgeographic.com

“There are people who can see and others who cannot even look”

9 days ago worldhistory.substack.com

Opinion: How to pull your family members out of the information rabbit hole

8 days ago statepress.com

A chunk of the Earth's crust is missing and scientists have discovered where it is

17 days ago indy100.com earth

People with right-leaning political views tend to trust climate scientists less than other scientists

8 days ago news.unsw.edu.au environment

Gemini 2.5: Our most intelligent models are getting even better

7 days ago blog.google

People with higher intelligence tend to reproduce later and have fewer children, even though they show signs of better reproductive health

27 days ago psypost.org biology

When people think that protests are more likely to be met with state violence, they are more likely to view confrontational tactics as legitimate and effective

6 days ago theconversation.com psychology

Is Kotlin still the go-to for modern Android development, or are people switching to other tools?

15 days ago sciflare.com android

People follow rules, even when breaking them has no consequence

16 hours ago nature.com psychology

Meta and Spotify are teaming up to lobby against Apple and Google

26 days ago theverge.com apple google meta spotify

Indigenous scientists are fighting to protect their data — and their culture

15 days ago theverge.com

Scientists have developed a machine learning tool that is able to identify metabolism-related molecular profile differences between patients with colorectal cancer and healthy people

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New contact lenses give people infrared vision — even with their eyes shut

5 days ago nature.com engineering

That fractal that's been up on my wall for years

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Looking for people to prep dsa and algorithms

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Gamers Are Making EA, Take-Two and CDPR Scared to Use AI

2 days ago forbes.com ai

Ozempic and similar drugs are safe and effective for people with mental illness looking to lose weight

17 days ago scimex.org health

Scientists have been studying remote work for four years and have reached a very clear conclusion: "Working from home makes us happier."

10 days ago farmingdale-observer.com

Shingles vaccine lowers the risk of heart disease for up to eight years

22 days ago cbsnews.com disease health vaccine

Research found older adults who maintain curiosity and want to learn new things relevant to their interests may be able to offset or even prevent Alzheimer's disease

20 days ago newsroom.ucla.edu disease neuroscience

The new statins may have arrived - and you've already heard of them

12 days ago inews.co.uk health

A drug used to help people stop smoking may be useful for teens and adults looking to ditch vaping

19 days ago sciencenews.org health

New Nintendo of America policy asks users to give up their rights to a class-action lawsuit and call customer service instead: "Most matters can be quickly resolved in this manner"

17 days ago gamesradar.com lawsuit nintendo

Making C and Python Talk to Each Other

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Cannabis study: legalization reduces problematic consumption, particularly among people who use other drugs in addition to cannabis

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Adolescents who were more physically active tended to have fewer internalizing and thought problems

14 days ago psypost.org health

Scientists have found a way to 'tattoo' tardigrades

22 days ago phys.org

Sam Altman’s goal for ChatGPT to remember 'your whole life’ is both exciting and disturbing

10 days ago techcrunch.com chatgpt gpt

If Google is forced to give up Chrome, what happens next?

18 days ago theregister.com chrome google

Scientists have fashioned a microstructure made of modified glass fiber that could in principle function as a tiny lantern for medical probes exploring the interior of blood vessels and other tubular cavities in the body.

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