#Engineers

scholarslab

scholarslab

We're so happy folks have been reaching out to us about applying our makerspace equipment & skills to medical relief efforts! We're also hearing from people wondering how they can

Ros Atkins

BBCRosAtkins

THREAD (on a clock panel no less). In the last few weeks, I've been broadcasting from home and lots of you have asked about BBC clock panel on our living

Btechstories

BStories4

Mobile Printing: How to print documents from your phoneA thread https://btechstories.com/mobile-printing-how-to-print-documents-from-your-phone/ Printing on PC is as popular as knowing that the earth is spherical but printing from our mob

Senior Oops Engineer

ReinH

Measuring Mean Time To Recoveryhttps://twitter.com/QuinnyPig/status/1265036735307808772 Let's measure how long it takes 1000 different animals to run 100 meters and then punish the slow ones Yo human, cheetah's MTTR is consistently

Paul Stovell

paulstovell

I am going to get banned from developer events for saying this but:As a technical founder I really love having a sales team. I wish we had built it sooner.

CHAIRMAN BHADDY

Opey3mi

Elon Musk is such a fucking genius. I know most people agree but here are a few reasons if you still have doubts. Electric cars became cool so everyone

Tyler Buchanan

Tylerjoelb

535+ dead in Ohio from COVID-19 in July. Somewhere around 1,000-1,100 people die in Ohio car crashes every year. TOTAL.https://twitter.com/jake_zuckerman/status/1290632123385249792 The coronavirus is a uniquely difficult challenge in relati

Jonathan Hoffman

ChiefPentSpox

You are inanely wrong. @EsperDoD spent 20+ years in uniform in service to his country and is a recipient of the Bronze Star, Combat Infantry Badge, and Legion of Merit

David Tsao

dtsao

We’ve been working hard @BillionToOne on a new COVID-19 test that scales testing to everyone in the US https://www.billiontoone.com/covid-19 .It (1) re-purposes existing infrastructure, (2) eliminates time-consuming RNA extraction, and (3)

Julien Vehent

jvehent

A bit of Mozilla history to brighten your tuesday. Since we're reminiscing about the old Mozilla days and how the Rapid Risk Assessment (RRA) method was created, I thought I

Kevin Yien

kevinyien

Kids are asleep. Wife is joining virtual "bachelorette party". Let's try that 1 like / 1 tweet thing!Topics: product...and ice cream Roadmaps are like weather forecasts. The further out you

Justin Silverman

JustySilverman

I finally beat #DeathStranding. Took me 92 hours (a runtime of 61 movies.) I was just so engrossed in the world (and the building of a zip-line network...)Anyway, below is

New York Magazine

NYMag

The return to the classroom will be exceedingly difficult — and maybe impossible. @keithgessen reports on city schools' struggle to reopen during a still-festering pandemichttps://nym.ag/2BUi8sf The people charged with preparing

Nathaniel Eliot

temujin9

Ancient religious practices have this interesting natural tension between legibility and mysteries. Legibility emphasizes making yourself predictable and pleasing to others. Mysteries emphasize private personal improvement, which makes you less

Jeff Balcerski

AstroAgro

1/n I experienced the rare victory of seeing “Selected” in the @NASA #proposal system this week. So I’m going to celebrate by jotting down a few notes that I hope

Tom Cotton

SenTomCotton

Sadly, it seems Zoom is yet another American company that has sacrificed the security and privacy of Americans to China in order to save a buck.https://www.businessinsider.com/china-zoom-data-2020-4 Zoom generates its encryption