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Saturday's Best Deals: Insignia 32" Fire TV, Tacklife Jump Starters and Tire Inflators, Assassin's Creed Valhalla and Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War, Macy's Cookware, GoWise Air Fryer, N95 Masks, and More

An Insignia 32-inch Smart HD Fire TV and a sale on Macy’s cookware lead Saturday’s best deals. Read more… Saturday's Best Deals: Insignia 32" Fire TV, Tacklife Jump Starters and Tire Inflators, Assassin's Creed Valhalla and Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War, Macy's Cookware, GoWise Air Fryer, N95 Masks, and More Source: Life Hacker

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Analysis finds that nearly three dozen ransomware attacks have targeted US school districts educating 700,000+ students since the pandemic began in March (Tawnell D. Hobbs/Wall Street Journal)

Tawnell D. Hobbs / Wall Street Journal: Analysis finds that nearly three dozen ransomware attacks have targeted US school districts educating 700,000+ students since the pandemic began in March  —  Districts around the U.S. are fighting a wave of increasingly aggressive hackers, who are publicly posting sensitive student information Analysis finds that nearly three dozen

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Q&A with AI expert Kai-Fu Lee on China catching up to the US in AI, his investment philosophy, ethics in AI, China's natural advantages, and more (Rich Karlgaard/Forbes)

Rich Karlgaard / Forbes: Q&A with AI expert Kai-Fu Lee on China catching up to the US in AI, his investment philosophy, ethics in AI, China’s natural advantages, and more  —  Any credible list of influential books about tech from the last decade would include AI Superpowers: China, Silicon Valley and the New World Order

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Scientists criticize a lack of transparency in AI research, citing issues of replication in research and unequal access to code, proprietary data, and hardware (Will Douglas Heaven/MIT Technology Review)

Will Douglas Heaven / MIT Technology Review: Scientists criticize a lack of transparency in AI research, citing issues of replication in research and unequal access to code, proprietary data, and hardware  —  Tech giants dominate research but the line between real breakthrough and product showcase can be fuzzy.  Some scientists have had enough. Scientists criticize

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Unity posted a net loss of $144.7M, up 218% YoY, on revenue of $200.8M, up 53.3% YoY, in its first earnings report since the company went public in September (Salvador Rodriguez/CNBC)

Salvador Rodriguez / CNBC: Unity posted a net loss of $144.7M, up 218% YoY, on revenue of $200.8M, up 53.3% YoY, in its first earnings report since the company went public in September  —  – Video game software developer Unity Software’s stock fell more than 6% in after-hours trading on Thursday as the company posted

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[Thread] A look at the first ARM processor ARM1, which was built in 1985 and had 25K transistors, next to Apple's M1 chip, which has 8 cores and 16B transistors (Ken Shirriff/@kenshirriff)

Ken Shirriff / @kenshirriff: [Thread] A look at the first ARM processor ARM1, which was built in 1985 and had 25K transistors, next to Apple’s M1 chip, which has 8 cores and 16B transistors  —  how it started: how it’s going: https://twitter.com/… [Thread] A look at the first ARM processor ARM1, which was built in

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The challenge of closing the digital divide for students has proved daunting in N. Carolina, which has a large rural population lacking reliable internet access (Dan Levin/New York Times)

Dan Levin / New York Times: The challenge of closing the digital divide for students has proved daunting in N. Carolina, which has a large rural population lacking reliable internet access  —  Millions of American students lack reliable internet access.  Some are learning in parking lots connected to Wi-Fi buses or crashing with relatives to

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