Новости за 11.03.2016

At first, the Go champion thought the move was rather odd. Then he saw it was wonderful. The post The Sadness and Beauty of Watching Google's AI Play Go appeared first on WIRED.

Despite what Elon Musk has said, running from San Francisco to Los Angeles would be a terrible way to start building the Hyperloop. The post Slovakia Is a Natural First Stop for the Hyperloop—No Joke appeared first on WIRED.

After July 9, the lucky holder of one $150 raffle ticket will be the new owner of the San Francisco Dream House. Or maybe not.

– Rabiu Kwankwaso is facing suspension from the APC  – The former governor of Kano state might be suspended for organizing a “violent rally” and declaring interest in the 2019 presidential election – Nigerians warned the APC of consequences The All Progressives Congress (APC) in Kano state has threatened to suspend former governor Rabiu Kwankwaso, for […]

Japan could well be called the cradle of seismology. It occupies one of Earth’s most precarious tectonic settings, at the nexus of four plates, and its written record of earthquakes extends back to 599 A.D., during the reign of Empress Suiko. Japanese seismologists of the early twentieth century made a number of significant contributions to geophysics, some of which anticipated plate-tectonic theory by decades. In 1899, several years after a powerful tsunami struck the Sanriku Coast, a man named... Читать дальше...

When the current owners of 439 Clipper St. bought the property in 2008, they purchased an “as is” fixer, meaning the home was in the sort of shambolic state that offers no seller-funded repairs. It’s often difficult to secure loans for these homes, and they’re often purchased for cash. Then, more cash goes into the

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Mischa Berlinski's novel is about a failed Florida policeman trying to make a new life in Haiti. Critic Jason Sheehan says the book explores "the gray middles of everything."

The new J.J. Abrams-produced movie is better left as a mystery. Here's why that makes it fantastic. The post 10 Cloverfield Lane Is Great, But We Can't Tell You Why appeared first on WIRED.

In this week's episode Sarah, Ezra, and Matt talk about why Silicon Valley's technical marvels aren't visible in economic statistics, dive into the details of Donald Trump's surprisingly banal health plan, and tackle some new research on improving teaching by improving textbooks.

Need to catch up on what happened this week? From murder trials, to the imminent release of Chris Hani's killer and the very real threat of a ratings downgrade, we round up some of the big stories - local and international - that made the news...

A slew of recent films about sex robots such as ‘Ex Machina’ and ‘THX 1138’ have certainly piqued public awareness, however many of these films are more worried about what happens when something goes wrong - if your robot is a ruthless emotionless killer — than about the effect that sexbots are having upon humankind.

A behind-the-scenes look at a delicate restoration of a rare 19th century artifact.

Happy Middle Name Pride Day! You should always be proud of who you are and today is no exception. Whatever your middle name, goofy or not, it's best just to embrace it. Even stars have the...

Syria`s war has in five years spiralled into a complex, multi-front conflict, with regime forces, rebels, Kurds and jihadists carving out zones of control as world powers conduct air campaigns.

To tell the story of the Near South, and to balance how it’s been depicted in the past, neighborhood leaders decided to elevate the discussion -- with aerial film footage.

HOLMEN — The parents of a Holmen High School sophomore who killed himself have started a campaign to raise awareness about cruel behavior.

Groups opposed to Donald Trump are spending millions of dollars to flood the airwaves with attack ads to stop the Republican front-runner's momentum ahead of key contests in Florida and Ohio. Shelby Holliday takes a closer look at who's funding the barrage of attacks and whether the "Never Trump" message is sticking in WSJ's Campaign Q&A. Photo:

CNBC goes to four cities, highlights two properties in each: A $1 million rental and a $1 million dollar. Which comes out on top?

Steve Wozniak thinks the Amazon Echo is better than Siri.

Gold is up nearly 20 percent in 2016, and that has veteran trader Dennis Gartman urging investors not to sit out on the rally.

PARIS - The International Energy Agency says "there are signs that prices might have bottomed out" in the global oil market.

PARIS (AP) — The International Energy Agency says "there are signs that prices might have bottomed out" in the global oil market.

PARIS (AP) — The International Energy Agency says "there are signs that prices might have bottomed out" in the global oil market.

PARIS (AP) — The International Energy Agency says "there are signs that prices might have bottomed out" in the global oil market. The Paris-based organization, which represents the world's major oil-consuming nations, said Friday however that the recovery in crude prices in recent days from multi-year lows does not mean that there will be a significant and sustained rebound in the short-term.