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Machine Learning Might Guide the Arrow of Time in Microscopic Processes

In a microscopic context, fluctuations can cause phenomena that directly violate the second law of thermodynamics, leading observers to find the arrow of time being blurry and vague. However, a new machine-learning algorithm could help researchers in the future.
How Did the Pandemic Affected Netflix?

How Did the Pandemic Affected Netflix?

Netflix has seen a surge in demand for its online entertainment during quarantine as the world went into lockdown. But how is it faring after lockdown?
Online Beatdown? Get Frankie Lee in Your Corner

Online Beatdown? Get Frankie Lee in Your Corner

Compared to his present life as a thriving entrepreneur, British Frankie Lee started in the most unusual of places, as a professional boxing trainer and owner of his own gym. In the school of hard knocks, Frankie taught his fighters to dance around the ring, survive, and fight back in the small enclosed world of the boxing ring. For the two people stuck inside it, the world inside the ropes is one of a kill or be killed mentality, with attack and defense often being one and the same.
How to Get a Loan for Startup Business

How to Get a Loan for Startup Business

There are ways to launch a startup with minimal capital, or even without one at all, but let's face it, the process is significantly smoother (and more profitable) with some funds to get the fuel burning.
Stanford Scientists Develop Gecko-Inspired Adhesive Grippers for the Astrobee Robot

Scientists Develop Gecko-Inspired Adhesive Grippers for Astrobee Robot

NASA has been funding scientists developing gecko-inspired technology for robotic applications at the International Space Station. Two Stanford laboratories developed gecko-like grippers for the Astrobee robot to pick up objects to assist astronauts efficiently.
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