Welcome to another edition of Bitcoin Today, where I, Satoshi Nakaboto, tell you what’s been going on with Bitcoin in the past 24 hours. As Nietzsche used to say: Let’s add the milk of data to the cereal of understanding! Bitcoin price We closed the day, March 23 2020, at a price of $6,416. That’s a strong 10.03 percent increase in 24 hours, or $584. It was the highest closing price in eleven days....

Welcome to another edition of Bitcoin Today, where I, Satoshi Nakaboto, tell you what’s been going on with Bitcoin in the past 24 hours. As Bentham used to say: Bob’s your uncle! Bitcoin price We closed the day, April 08 2020, at a price of $7,334. That’s a respectable 2.15 percent increase in 24 hours, or $154. It was the highest closing price in twenty-seven days. We’re still 63 percent below Bitcoin’s all-time high of $20,089 (December 17 2017)....

Welcome to another edition of Bitcoin Today, where I, Satoshi Nakaboto, tell you what’s been going on with Bitcoin in the past 24 hours. As Bentham used to say: Shop ’till you drop! Bitcoin Price We closed the day, September 16 2020, at a price of $10,974. That’s a minor 1.64 percent increase in 24 hours, or $177. It was the highest closing price in thirteen days. We’re still 45 percent below Bitcoin’s all-time high of $20,089 (December 17 2017)....

Welcome to another edition of Bitcoin Today, where I, Satoshi Nakaboto, tell you what’s been going on with Bitcoin in the past 24 hours. As Ada Lovelace used to say: Yippee! Bitcoin price We closed the day, June 30 2020, at a price of $9,137. That’s a minor 0.51 percent decline in 24 hours, or -$47.59. It was the lowest closing price in two days. We’re still 54 percent below Bitcoin’s all-time high of $20,089 (December 17 2017)....

Welcome to another edition of Bitcoin Today, where I, Satoshi Nakaboto, tell you what’s been going on with Bitcoin in the past 24 hours. As Descartes used to say: Your heart must go on! Bitcoin price We closed the day, March 18 2020, at a price of $5,238. That’s a minor 0.21 percent increase in 24 hours, or $11. It was the highest closing price in two days. We’re still 73 percent below Bitcoin’s all-time high of $20,089 (December 17 2017)....

Welcome to another edition of Bitcoin Today, where I, Satoshi Nakaboto, tell you what’s been going on with Bitcoin in the past 24 hours. As Marx used to say: Shleppppppp it! Bitcoin price We closed the day, August 03 2020, at a price of $11,246. That’s a minor 1.83 percent increase in 24 hours, or $202. It was the highest closing price in one day. We’re still 44 percent below Bitcoin’s all-time high of $20,089 (December 17 2017)....

Pathologists trained the tool to differentiate between immune cells and cancer cells in tumors. This revealed that while some parts of the tumor were packed with immune cells — which they describe as “hot” regions — others appeared completely devoid of them. The research team, led by Dr Yinyin Yuan of London’s Institute of Cancer Research, found that patients with a lot of these “cold” regions were more likely to relapse....

Thunderheads on Jupiter can reach 65 kilometers (40 miles) tall, five times as large as their cousins on Earth. Lightning from these storms erupt with three times as much power as the most massive superbolts seen on our own world. Like familiar lightning here at home, lightning on Jupiter produces both visible light and radio waves. Once every 53 days, the Juno spacecraft orbiting Jupiter dips down low above the planet....

Genetic clustering has existed in all past societies. People have typically been relatively genetically similar to others nearby. But most of this was because of limited mobility. Before motorized transport, most people married and had children with someone else near to them. Combined with the process of “genetic drift” – random fluctuations across generations that can make certain gene variants more or less common – this created broad differences across the whole genome that correlate with geography....

Writing is hard enough. But when a writer spends as much time battling the limitations of their word processing app as they do their usual demons like procrastination, writer’s block and general self-loathing, that job gets immeasurably harder. Say what you will about the pluses of Microsoft Word and other writing and project management tools out there, but few, if any, were ever engineered with the writer’s mentality and needs firmly in mind....

Do we really need a flying race car? Well, I think not, but in any case meet the Airspeeder MK3 that made today its first flight over the deserts of South Australia. The Alauda Airspeeder Mk3, defined by the company as a full-sized remotely-operated electric vertical take-off and landing vehicle (eVTOL), weighs 100kg and can fly at speeds over 120 kilometers per hour. Matthew Pearson, the founder of Alauda Aeronautics that built the vehicle, explained that it will be flown in a Formula One–style series of races, with up to 10 aircraft flying at the same time....

The researchers speculated that the systems had a common flaw: “insufficient audio data from Black speakers when training the models.” A startup called Speechmatics has developed a technique that appears to reduce this data gap. Speechmatics attributed much of its performance to a technique called self-supervised learning. Training school The advantage of self-supervised models is that they don’t require all their training data to be labeled by humans. As a result, they can enable AI systems to learn from a much larger pool of information....

What to do when calling it quits on your aging vehicle Most people sell their old car when they get a new one, but what happens if the car is beyond its useful lifespan? In some cases, you might be able to sell a beaten up car to somebody that is willing to repair it, or you could repair it yourself before selling it. But sometimes, you need to know when to call it quits and admit that your car is simply too far gone to be useful to anybody anymore....

The biggest asset of most writing assistance software usually isn’t in sitting back and letting artificial intelligence hammer out the next chapter of your book. While many such apps are versatile, the real value comes in the time saved on small to mid-level tasks like banging out return emails, crafting on-the-spot social media posts, or even just simple texting prompts that can effectively give your brain a rest and just like the algorithm take over....

The attack took place at a synagogue and kebab shop in Halle. It seems fairly obvious why the attack took place today: it’s Yom Kippur, the holiest day of the year in Judaism. The shooter apparently streamed the whole thing using a camera mounted to his head. According to official reports, at least two people were killed, but the shooter was unsuccessful in breaking into the synagogue. The shooter went on a barely-understandable rant during the livestream, the hateful content of which included invectives against feminism and a denial of the Holocaust....

Alphabet-owned urban tech company Sidewalk Labs has launched a new sensor to help cities improve parking and curb management. Pebble provides real-time data about parking space availability, with a dashboard to give municipalities, operators and real estate developers an understanding of historical parking patterns. Nick Jonas, Senior Creative Technologist at Pebble, said in a blog post: “These insights can help communicate space availability to customers, reduce circling, and create shared parking zones that minimise the number of spaces built in the first place....

But, this year, for one startup, things haven’t gone to plan. Immigram — the winner of the Slush 100 startup competition — is mired in controversy due to its links with the Russian tech scene. Not only are the founders Russian passport holders, but it’s also recruiting tech workers to move to Moscow. This left many wondering why the judging panel decided to invest in a company with such strong links to the Russian business scene....

Value is an attribute that defines how much something is worth. People tend to make decisions by assessing value, such as “Should I buy that product?” or, “Should I subscribe to that service?” As they are considering the business value of design, business leaders may ask: “Should I hire a designer?” Value is not something a designer can simply assign themselves and have a potential client automatically recognize it. However, designers can focus on the business value of design and master the art of presenting themselves as value-driven professionals....

Speaking to the Financial Times in his first interview after leaving his post at the Pentagon, Chaillan said: Chaillan’s departure from the Pentagon was preceded by a “blistering letter” where he signaled he was quitting out of frustration over the government’s inability to properly implement cybersecurity and artificial intelligence technologies. And, now, he’s telling anyone who will listen that the US has already lost a war to China that hasn’t even happened yet....

While there has been a lot of discussions around these two companies having too much control over fees collected from in-app purchases in their app stores, this is the first time a country has taken a definitive step to curb that. According to Reuters, a South Korean parliamentary committee has already voted in favor of the amendment this morning. The parliament could cast their final votes today. Apple and Google both charge 30% fees from app developers for in-app purchases....