"The Computer Girls," was a 1967 Cosmopolitan piece about a strange new field dominated by women. It was called programming: https://
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The Computer Girls: Women Pioneers in 1967 Programming
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MIT CSAIL Generative AI Event: Synthesis, LLMs, Vision
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Register for MIT CSAIL’s Generative AI event. We’ll discuss program synthesis, large language models, computer vision, generative code, and more: http://
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MIT researchers develop ML-powered faster hash functions for databases
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MIT researchers helped utilize ML to build faster and more efficient hash functions, which are a key component of databases. Their new method accelerates data retrieval: http://
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Microsoft Went Public 37 Years Ago Today
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Microsoft went public 37 years ago today. (cover @FortuneMagazine
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World Wide Web’s Birthday: Tim Berners-Lee’s Vague But Exciting Invention
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Happy birthday to the World Wide Web! MIT professor Tim Berners-Lee's invention was initially described by his CERN supervisor as "vague but exciting": http://
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MIT Professor Wins Nebula Award Finalist for D&D Game Writing
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Congrats to MIT CSAIL prof. @FoxHarrell & co-authors on being named finalists for the Nebula Award in game writing. The honor is for their D&D book “Journeys Through the Radiant Citadel” : http://
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MIT’s Robot Dog Navigates Snow with Advanced Mobility
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MIT’s robot dog isn't afraid of a little snow:
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Ask Your Questions on Generative AI and Large Language Models
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Ask us your questions on generative AI and large language models.
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Apple I 1976: The Original Personal Computer Hardware
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Old school: the Apple I from 1976. v/
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