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Learn more about Instagram’s brief but explosive history, from its conception to its recent $1B purchase by Facebook:

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We all know that Stephen Wolfram, the guy who came up with Mathematica software and the Wolfram Alpha computational knowledge engine, is incredibly clever (he published his first physics paper at 18 and got a PhD in particle physics at 20). But did you know that he’s a bit obsessed by data? And by “data”, [...]

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Intelligent Automation developed the Multi-Arm Unmanned Ground Vehicle as a military robot to deal with bombs and such, but it may just have a hidden talent as a barber/hairdresser. Here’s the Robot Hairdresser/Barber shaving a volunteer’s head to raise money for the St. Baldrick’s Foundation, a charity that raises money to find cures for childhood [...]

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In my role as a recruiter I spend a lot of time speaking with developers and programmers who often use Mathematica whilst at university, now I’ve discovered a great use for this programme. Wally may be good at hiding from you and me, but can he hide from computers?  Stack Overflow user Heike used the [...]

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Right on the heels of the release of its Android app, Instagram was acquired by social media giant Facebook. What does this mean for Instagram users? For now, not much. The creators of Instagram want you to know that the service isn’t going anywhere and this should only mean positive change: It’s important to be [...]

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This is brilliant Via Mashable

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Doctors from the Texas Heart Institute have successfully replaced a patient’s heart with a device that keeps the blood flowing, thereby allowing him to live without a detectable heartbeat or even a pulse. Here’s how it works: The turbine-like device, that are simple whirling rotors, developed by the doctors does not beat like a heart, [...]

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I was pleased to read on the Prosperity Blog that coding lessons for teenagers are spreading globally.  The ‘Kid-code-teaching-classes’ which started in Ireland are to launch in San Francisco at the end of this month. One of the main areas in which I am currently recruiting is the C++ Software Developer for investment banks and hedge funds. [...]

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The picture says it all …

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I saw an interesting little article on the BBC on Email v social media: The headlines were unequivocal – Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg had announced that email is dead. The truth however was a little more prosaic. At the launch of the social network’s new messaging platform, he had said “we don’t think a modern messaging [...]

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