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Flashy Gen Z résumés, containing photos and bitmoji, are colliding with employer efforts to reduce hiring bias with systems that remove such embellishments (Chip Cutter/Wall Street Journal)

Chip Cutter / Wall Street Journal: Flashy Gen Z résumés, containing photos and bitmoji, are colliding with employer efforts to reduce hiring bias with systems that remove such embellishments  —  Employers see surge in Gen Z CVs containing photos and illustrations; ‘there’s a freaking bitmoji’ Flashy Gen Z résumés, containing photos and bitmoji, are colliding

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How St. Louis University is trying to help new students acclimate to campus life by putting an Echo Dot in every dorm room with a campus-specific Alexa skill (Molly Price/CNET)

Molly Price / CNET: How St. Louis University is trying to help new students acclimate to campus life by putting an Echo Dot in every dorm room with a campus-specific Alexa skill  —  Students at St. Louis University are headed back to school with Alexa in their dorm rooms to help with everything from weather

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This startup’s ‘AI’ to build your apps is just a bunch of human devs

AI is one of the most common buzzwords of the current startup generation. Companies often claim to have revolutionary AI that’ll change their customers’ lives. However, there are some startups who exaggerate their technical capabilities to get funding. A report by the Wall Street Journal published yesterday claims this startup named Engineer.ai, which professes to

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Profile of Microsoft's Executive VP of Gaming Phil Spencer, who has steadfastly advocated for cross-platform play since taking over as head of Xbox in 2014 (Laura Parker/GameSpot)

Laura Parker / GameSpot: Profile of Microsoft’s Executive VP of Gaming Phil Spencer, who has steadfastly advocated for cross-platform play since taking over as head of Xbox in 2014  —  On a warm Saturday in early June, Phil Spencer, the Microsoft executive in charge of Xbox, was helping Keanu Reeves, the movie star … Profile

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Overclocking In An SNES Emulator

The bsnes emulator has a new overclocking mode to eliminate slowdowns in SNES games while keeping the gameplay speed accurate. We’re emulating old SNES hardware on modern machines that are vastly more powerful. Eliminating slowdowns should be trivial, right? For an emulator such as bsnes, which is written to achieve essentially pixel-perfect accuracy when emulating,

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