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Avengers Endgame Trailer – Developer version [No Spoiler]
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Aujourd’hui, jour de sortie d’Avengers Endgame aux US, nous accueillons notre bon vieux parrain Thanos ChooseYourBoss ! Dans un monde où les jobboards classiques ne répondent plus à l’exigence des codeurs sursollicités, ChooseYourBoss permet vous permet de choisir votre prochaine aventure professionnelle tout en restant protégés et anonymes. Alors, si vous avez fait une mauvaise requête BDD, ou si vous…
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Will Smith investit 46 millions de dollars dans l’eSport
Will Smith et des investisseurs débloquent 46 millions de dollars de fonds pour une équipe eSport ! Avec en prime, des contenus promotionnels ! Source: Will Smith investit 46 millions de dollars dans l’eSport
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Le One Mix 2S Yoga passe au processeur Core i7-8500Y
One Netbook annonce la sortie du nouveau One Mix 2S Yoga Platinum Edition, un engin qui affiche en FullHD via un écran IPS tactile de 7 pouces par dessus un véritable clavier complet – en Qwerty uniquement – autour d’une charnière qui se déploie à 360°. L’engin peut ainsi se convertir en tablette, profiter d’un affichage tente ou présentation. Un…
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Voice-Controlled Drink Dispenser Built with LEGO and a Raspberry Pi
LEGO was the start of many people’s maker hobbies, because the simple building blocks appeal to everyone’s innate sense of creativity. LEGO bricks have been in production for 70 years now, which means several generations of children have grown up with them. There doesn’t seem to be any sign of that stopping anytime soon, and kids today still enjoy LEGO…
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Google Home Hub smart display will reportedly be renamed the Google Nest Hub
Insiders reportedly familiar with Google’s plans confirmed the Google Home Hub will be rebranded Google Nest Hub. Citing accidental leaks in the Google Store about the Nest Home Max, informed sources suggest a May 7 launch date. The post Google Home Hub smart display will reportedly be renamed the Google Nest Hub appeared first on Digital Trends. Source: Google Home Hub…
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Get destroyed by OpenAI’s masterful Dota 2 bots this weekend
OpenAI achieved a historic milestone in the world of artificial intelligence this weekend when its Dota 2 system, called OpenAI Five, handily bested the strategy game’s world champion e-sports team, OG, in a best-of-three contest. Now, the AI research organization wants to let the public get a taste of what it’s like to play against a program that’s virtually trained…
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Dasung is About to Launch a New E-ink Monitor With Touchscreen and a Frontlight
The Chinese e-ink monitor maker Dasung is getting ready to launch its latest Paperlike model. This time they will be going all out and will be putting both a frontlight and a touchscreen on their monitor. You can sign up to be notified of the launch on Indiegogo. Dasung launched its first E-ink monitor in 2015. Over the past 4…
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3-in-5 Consumers Want the Same Voice Assistant in the Car as in the Home – New Amazon and JD Power Study
59% of U.S. consumers said they were more likely to purchase a new car from a brand that supports their favored smart speaker voice assistant according to a survey of 5,000 smart speaker owners by J.D. Power 76% of U.S. consumers said they are interested in seeing their smart speaker voice assistant accessible from inside their next car Smart speaker…
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Walmart to expand in-store tech, including Pickup Towers for online orders and robots
Walmart is doubling down on its technology innovations in its brick-and-mortar stores in an effort to better compete with Amazon. The retailer today announced the expanded rollout of several technologies – ranging from in-store Pickup Towers to help customers quickly grab their online orders to floor scrubbing robots. These jobs were, in many cases, previously handled by people instead of…
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A Japanese spacecraft just blasted a new crater into an asteroid
A Japanese spacecraft about 186 million miles from Earth dropped a can of explosives on an asteroid last night, excavating a crater on the rough surface. Eventually, the spacecraft will inspect the new crater, and it may even grab a sample from it, helping scientists learn more about the asteroid’s interior. The prospecting vehicle is Hayabusa2, a spacecraft operated by…
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