How obsessive artists colorize old photos (Vox) Mohamed Hamad Aug 20, 2018 Worth a Thousand Words Photo colorization isn’t just coloring within the lines — it requires meticulous research to make sure that every detail is historically accurate.
Designing A Fantastic UX With Psychology (Coding Tech) Mohamed Hamad Aug 12, 2018 Dev 2 Dev Humans only have limited mental capacity and no-one is ever operating at 100%. We are all influenced by the world around us and by how […]
This Canadian Genius Created Modern AI (Bloomberg) Mohamed Hamad Aug 12, 2018 Talkin Tech For nearly 40 years, Geoff Hinton has been trying to get computers to learn like people do, a quest almost everyone thought was crazy or at least hopeless – right up until the moment it revolutionized the field.
Why Hong Kong’s buildings are full of holes (Vox) Mohamed Hamad Aug 1, 2018 Always Be Learning Hong Kong’s famous skyline is known for its colorful lights and modern buildings, but a closer look reveals some unique designs inspired by feng shui. Like the gaping holes in the middle of buildings to let dragons fly through or cannon-like structures installed to deflect bad “qi” (pronounced chi).
How KaiOS Is Becoming the 3rd Major Mobile OS (TechAltar) Mohamed Hamad Jul 24, 2018 Talkin Tech Google has just invested $22 million into an operating system called KaiOS. Can it become the 3rd major mobile platform?
PHP in 2018 by the Creator of PHP (Coding Tech) Mohamed Hamad Jul 19, 2018 Dev 2 Dev For many in the PHP community 2016 and 2017 was all about getting onto PHP 7. The drastic performance improvements and overall efficiency has resulted […]
How 156 years of British rule shaped Hong Kong (Vox) Mohamed Hamad Jul 18, 2018 Always Be Learning Hong Kong has British DNA. Follow the Vox Borders watch page: https://www.facebook.com/VoxBorders/ Follow Johnny on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/johnnywharris/ Watch on YouTube
Why artificial intelligence has no common sense Mohamed Hamad Jul 14, 2018 Talkin Tech We are surrounded by artificial intelligence. From the Google Home and Amazon Echo, to Facebook’s facial recognition and whatever it is Huawei’s doing. It’s easy to become desensitized to the term and misunderstand the current state of AI we live in.
G Funk | Official Documentary Mohamed Hamad Jul 12, 2018 Always Be Learning “When you’re making magic, sometimes the ingredients don’t come with instructions” – Snoop Dogg During the early 90s the G Funk style of hip-hop emerged […]
Sexual attraction is shaped by gut bacteria and desires (Big Think) Mohamed Hamad Jul 11, 2018 Always Be Learning Behind our sexual impulses — who we feel attracted to and why — complex biological interactions help determine our feelings, our obsessions, our repulsions… Kathleen McAuliffe’s book is This Is Your Brain on Parasites: How Tiny Creatures Manipulate Our Behavior and Shape Society
What makes a good life? Lessons for the longest study on happiness (Ted) Mohamed Hamad Jul 11, 2018 Always Be Learning What keeps us happy and healthy as we go through life? If you think it’s fame and money, you’re not alone – but, according to […]
Robot restaurants won’t take your job and food will be better (Vox) Mohamed Hamad Jul 10, 2018 Always Be Learning Robot restaurants are popping up all over downtown San Francisco, as a futuristic option for people to grab fast food for cheap. The latest example is Creator, a robotic restaurant that specializes in making gourmet hamburgers with their all-in-one burger robots.
What if we got rid of all road signs? (Vox) Mohamed Hamad Jul 8, 2018 Always Be Learning Some cities in Europe are undergoing a fascinating transformation: they’re getting rid of all of their road signs. That’s thanks to a design concept called “shared space,” where urban planners drastically lessen the presence of traffic lights, signs, and barriers, encouraging all forms of transportation to share the road.
How Aristocracies Rule (The Atlantic) Mohamed Hamad Jul 8, 2018 Always Be Learning The American fairytale is far from enchanted. Power and wealth are concentrated in an anxious aristocracy, comprised of 10% of the population, that reigns by dividing the lower classes and pitting them against each other so that the poor turn against the poor. It’s how most aristocracies throughout history have worked. It’s also how the American elite convinced 25 million non-slaveholding citizens to aid and abet them in slavery.
How France produces the best football players Mohamed Hamad Jul 6, 2018 Always Be Learning France has had the most native players and coaches in the last 4 World Cups… and their dominance has been on the rise. Players like Kylian Mbappe and Paul Pogba are the children of immigrants and the product of the French soccer academy system. French- born players have played for Togo, Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Argentina, Portugal, and many more.