Scientists Find Secret Code in Human DNA

Image by Getty / Futurism One person’s junk is another’s treasure. An international team of scientists have found that strings ...
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A ‘Grand Unified Theory’ of Math Just Got a Little Bit Closer

“We mostly believe that all the conjectures are true, but it’s so exciting to see it actually realized,” said Ana ...
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I spent a weekend with Meta’s new Oakley smart glasses – they beat my Ray-Bans in every way

Meta Oakley HSTN Smart Glasses ZDNET’s key takeaways The latest smart glasses by Meta feature an enhanced design and features ...
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Protein Startups Still Gobble Up Capital, Even As Investors Move Away From Alt-Meat

If your vision of a protein-rich diet looks highly carnivorous, you haven’t been following startup funding trends. Who needs meat ...
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Sabrina Carpenter’s Espresso Comes To Beat Saber

Sabrina Carpenter’s pop mega-hit Espresso is now a track in Beat Saber. Widely considered one of the catchiest songs of ...
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PayPal dominates web store payments in Germany, but Apple Pay reigns in the UK

Appcharge, the direct-to-consumer payment platform for mobile game publishers, has analysed data from $500 million in web store transactions, revealing ...
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SS&C acquires funds network Calastone in $1bn deal

Investment funds processing network Calastone has been bought by US-based funds servicing firm and software vendor SS&C Technologies in a ...
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What Is a Query Folding in Power BI and Why should You Care?

a query folding?” “Does your query fold?”… Maybe someone asked you those questions, but you were like: “Query…Whaaaat?!” Or, maybe ...
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Microsoft to stop using China-based teams to support Department of Defense

Last week, Microsoft announced that it would no longer use China-based engineering teams to support the Defense Department’s cloud computing ...
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