The 2012–2019 archive
Between June 2012 and February 2019 this domain published 194 posts. I did not write them: an IFTTT recipe reposted whatever I saved in Feedly, so each entry is an excerpt of somebody else's article with a link back to it. The full story is in Restarting this blog.
They are not republished here, because the text belongs to the publications that wrote it. What follows is the complete record — every title, every date — with each one linking to its capture in the Internet Archive. Nothing has been dropped or quietly tidied away.
2019 6 posts
- 23 Feb — Update regulations on medical AI, experts plead · originally science.sciencemag.org
- 19 Feb — Scientists use CRISPR to make stem cells invisible to immune system
- 13 Feb — Save the date and save a bundle on Disrupt SF 2019 · originally TechCrunch
- 11 Feb — New Google Docs toolkit can automate tasks
- 8 Feb — Big Data Approach Shown to be Effective for Evaluating Autism Treatments
- 5 Feb — Why Bluetooth 5.1 Will Make it Easier to Find Your Missing Car Keys
2018 11 posts
- 1 Dec — Scientists Propose New Way to Treat Depression With Brain Implants
- 9 Nov — Georgia’s secretary of state Brian Kemp doxes thousands of absentee voters · originally theatlantic.com
- 7 Nov — Empowering Healthcare Through Technology and Innovations
- 14 Aug — Amazon may have to drop next-day delivery claim in UK
- 14 Aug — Observe.AI raises $8M to use artificial intelligence to improve call centers · originally observe.ai
- 10 Jun — ‘FIFA 19’ has a lot more to offer than just Champions League
- 23 May — Bill Gates Names 5 Books You Should Read This Summer · originally YouTube
- 10 May — Buoy Health, CVS MinuteClinic partner to send patients from chatbot to care · originally MobiHealthNews
- 30 Jan — What If Amazon Ran Hospitals?
- 24 Jan — Comprehensive, open tutorial on using data analysis in social science research · originally Boing Boing
- 15 Jan — Researchers develop a remote-controlled cancer immunotherapy system
2017 43 posts
- 29 Dec — Is Video Game Addiction Unscientific Bullshit?
- 25 Dec — 12 things you may have missed from Google this year
- 20 Dec — Twitter launches a new enterprise API to power customer service and chatbots
- 2 Dec — Virtual Reality for Bacteria
- 30 Nov — Google’s newest app stops you burning through your data package
- 23 Nov — BMW hopes AI-managed electric bike roads will ease traffic
- 16 Nov — In a Major First, Scientists Edit DNA Within the Human Body
- 17 Oct — The Future of Crime in the Blockchain Economy
- 14 Oct — Researchers propose an open ‘internet of water’ tracking use, quality and costs
- 26 Sept — Dubai tests a passenger drone for its flying taxi service
- 21 Sept — What are the real risks we humans could face from a rogue AI superintelligence? · originally amzn.to
- 20 Sept — New technologies are transforming health, but culture lags behind
- 15 Sept — Robots Made From DNA Could One Day Transport Medicine Inside Your Body
- 9 Sept — AI Can Detect Sexual Orientation Based On Person's Photo
- 26 Aug — Google expands its offline YouTube Go app to Indonesia
- 26 Aug — Amazon will lose money on Whole Foods — but probably not for long · originally nch.com
- 16 Aug — $550 dock turns a smartphone into a medical lab
- 10 Aug — AssemblyAI wants to put customized speech recognition within reach of any developer
- 27 Jul — Google launches its own AI Studio to foster machine intelligence startups · originally gv.com
- 16 Jul — The First Trailer for Ava DuVernay's A Wrinkle in Time Is Here, and It's Fantastic
- 15 Jul — Google’s life sciences unit is releasing 20 million bacteria-infected mosquitoes in Fresno
- 12 Jul — Google's new AI acquisition aims to fix developing world problems
- 5 Jul — Einride's self-driving truck looks like a giant freezer on wheels
- 28 Jun — Google unveils Advr, an experimental Area 120 project for advertising in VR · originally immersv.co
- 19 Jun — IKEA plans to improve AR shopping tools with help from Apple
- 18 Jun — Texas explicitly allows driverless car tests
- 15 Jun — This self-driving grocery store has no employees
- 25 May — The Library of Congress Makes 25 Million Records From Its Catalog Free to Download
- 11 May — Bill Wurtz' video presents history of the world in 20 minutes · originally amzn.to
- 5 May — Scientists have eliminated HIV in mice using CRISPR
- 21 Apr — Elon Musk’s Neuralink wants to turn cloud-based AI into an extension of our brains
- 20 Apr — Alphabet starts collecting health info to better predict disease
- 18 Apr — Chef Angela Dimayuga issues the perfect rejection of Ivanka Trump’s lifestyle brand
- 13 Apr — Apple might have a secret team working on glucose sensor technology for diabetes
- 7 Apr — 23andMe Now Provides Risk Information for 10 Genetic Diseases and Conditions
- 2 Apr — Discussing the limits of artificial intelligence
- 27 Mar — Mass-produced artificial blood is now a real possibility
- 23 Mar — UK data scientists, digital media company team up to develop AI chatbots to triage care for NHS
- 28 Feb — Work hacks from G Suite: Make it automatic
- 23 Feb — What do productivity, machine learning and next generation teams have in common? Google Cloud Next ‘17.
- 7 Feb — RankScience wants to replace your SEO staff
- 23 Jan — Top 10 Free Alternatives to Expensive Software
- 10 Jan — The iPhone's legacy, 10 years later
2016 17 posts
- 30 Nov — Google timelapses offer a 32-year look at Earth's history
- 23 Nov — 9 new ways that Google Cloud Machine Learning can help businesses
- 7 Nov — Elon Musk: We Need Universal Income Because Robots Will Steal All the Jobs
- 4 Oct — Using Twitter as a Data Source for Studying Public Communication about Cardiovascular Health
- 27 Jul — Providers argue true digital health reimagines the patient experience
- 12 Jul — Patient Monitoring: On the Road of Continuous Transformation
- 2 Jun — Facebook’s new DeepText AI categorizes everything you write
- 21 May — Reshaping human health and changing lives through gene editing · originally 1.usa.gov
- 7 May — Your Next Phone Might Have a Holographic Glasses-Free 3D Display · originally youtu.be
- 6 May — The Best Data Visualizations of the Year Are Absolutely Incredible
- 3 May — Did Pharma Really Spend $3 Billion on Internet Advertising in 2015? · originally sco.lt
- 16 Apr — We should be worried about job atomization, not job automation
- 14 Apr — Introducing Goals in Google Calendar on Android and iPhone
- 8 Apr — Emergency room doctors used a patient's FitBit to determine how to save his life · originally amzn.to
- 28 Mar — Open Source Version of Studio Ghibli’s Animation Software Is Now Officially Ready to Download
- 17 Feb — Get More Responses to Your Emails With These Six Simple Rules
- 3 Jan — Top 10 TED Talks That Could Change Your Life · originally YouTube
2015 15 posts
- 11 Nov — Google Updates Its Container Services With Focus On Speed, Scaling And Authentication
- 7 Nov — You Can Now Watch Any YouTube Video In Google Cardboard
- 5 Nov — How to Turn an Old Laptop Into a Chromebook with CloudReady
- 23 Oct — Twitter opens up polls to everyone
- 16 Oct — Researchers build a cheap camera that sees what we can't
- 24 Sept — Google Launches Cloud Dataproc, a Managed Spark and Hadoop Big Data Service
- 16 Jul — Keep Kids Learning This Summer with Google's Free Online Science Program
- 13 Jul — 3 amazing technologies that could be part of your new smartphone
- 10 Jul — The most amazing building in the world was started in 1883 – still not finished building it
- 26 Jun — Listen Again in Google Translate
- 21 May — Google Maps gets even more detailed traffic features
- 15 May — Final Week to Apply to the 2015 NY Digital Health Accelerator
- 7 May — Introducing Google+ Collections, a new way to group posts by topic
- 29 Apr — Europe is making in-car emergency calling standard by 2018
- 17 Feb — DailyPulse Gets Updates from Coworkers for You, Helps You Avoid Meetings
2014 27 posts
- 15 Nov — We landed a freaking spacecraft on a comet. This GIF and video explain Rosetta's 12-year journey.
- 29 Oct — Report: Pharma companies have many apps, relatively few downloads
- 24 Oct — Understand neuroscience with these neat animations by Harvard University
- 7 Oct — How Much Coffee You Need Is a Genetic Trait
- 18 Sept — Increased productivity and security for iOS devices with iOS Sync for Google Apps
- 8 Sept — All we know about one of the strangest objects in the Universe
- 5 Sept — Create Customizable GeoMaps with Google Sheets
- 24 May — Best illusions of the year - Boing Boing
- 14 May — The Most Common Two Minute Emails You Can Deal With Right Away
- 6 May — Google Stars leak reveals a new way to share and search your bookmarks
- 21 Apr — Electronic Monocle Uses Biofeedback to Track Your Favorite Websites
- 17 Apr — Police Are Testing a "Live Google Earth" To Watch Crime As It Happens
- 16 Apr — Google Looked Into Space Elevator, Hoverboards, and Teleportation
- 2 Apr — Computers Are Now Able to Teach Each Other Pac-Man, The End is Near
- 1 Apr — FDA Launches Social Media Educational Initiative for Pharma
- 21 Mar — 3D Printed Aorta Cells: Steps Forward
- 14 Mar — Health researchers see unique opportunity in self-tracker data
- 4 Mar — This animation explains the Big Bang better than school did
- 19 Feb — Skyhigh Debuts CloudRisk, A Tool To Help Large Companies Track Their Cloud Exposure
- 8 Feb — Big Pharma Presses US To Quash Cheap Drug Production In India
- 4 Feb — Trouble With Your Code? AirPair Connects You Live With Expert Programmers
- 29 Jan — Use YouTube for Instant and Free Transcription
- 27 Jan — Scientists film how the brain makes memories for the first time ever
- 25 Jan — Use Your Computer From Anywhere: A Guide to Remote Controlling Your PC
- 14 Jan — Man spams App Store for fun and makes $2800 in profit
- 9 Jan — Where the hell did they put the camera in this awesome ski jump video?
- 7 Jan — Sony's Life space UX projector can squeeze a 147-inch 4K screen in a small space
2013 37 posts
- 28 Nov — New Version of syngo.via brings "Anatomical Intelligence" to Diagnostic Reading
- 28 Nov — Tunstall Healthcare Joins Employers for Carers
- 16 Nov — Folders in Chrome's App Launcher
- 11 Nov — Developers: Use Your Coding Skills To Help Typhoon Haiyan Rescue Efforts In The Philippines
- 6 Nov — 5 alternativas a IFTTT para ser más productivo · originally Bitelia
- 6 Nov — Cómo saltarse las limitaciones geográficas en Internet · originally tunlr.net
- 4 Nov — Google+ Connected Classrooms offers virtual field trips with the help of Hangouts
- 29 Oct — Custom Google+ URLs
- 24 Oct — Google Testing Banner Ads On Select Search Results · originally facebook.com
- 22 Oct — E-Patient Dave to Present at the Social Media in Medicine University Course in Budapest!
- 21 Oct — BlackBerry Messenger llega al fin a iOS y Android · originally blogs.blackberry.com
- 21 Oct — Google Media Tools: a new intersection for newsgathering
- 18 Jun — Novedades de Google Penguin 2.0: cómo mejorar nuestras webs · originally Bitelia
- 12 Jun — Llega el 4G, desatascador de pantallas · originally Noticias madri+d
- 11 Jun — El protocolo on-line de atención a las enfermedades raras mejora el control de estos pacientes y su relación con el médico · originally semFYC - RSS
- 31 May — Google Gives Webmasters New Tools For Adding Structured Data To Their Sites And Emails · originally TechCrunch
- 30 May — Presentar a nuestra empresa en internet de manera disruptiva para ganar clientes · originally Pymesyautonomos
- 28 May — Entendiendo HTML5: guía para principiantes · originally Bitelia
- 25 May — China sigue empeñada en construir el rascacielos más alto del mundo (y a este paso lo consigue): 838 metros · originally Microsiervos
- 23 May — La versión básica de Unity pasa a ser gratuita para desarrolladores indepentiendes y pequeños estudios · originally EsferaiPhone
- 22 May — Google's conversational search goes live with latest version of Chrome · originally Engadget RSS Feed
- 22 May — Extensiones para descargar vídeos de YouTube desde Google Chrome · originally Bitelia
- 21 May — Sky Sports for iPad adds more live camera options ahead of Champions League final · originally Engadget RSS Feed
- 17 May — The New Google Maps, Now Available · originally Google Operating System
- 13 May — Google Unifies Its Free Storage, Now Gives You 15GB For Drive, Gmail And Google+ Photos · originally TechCrunch
- 10 May — Desafíos visuales que prueban que eres incapaz de concentrarte · originally ALT1040
- 9 May — No, no hay una Escalera Escheriana en el Edificio 7 del Instituto de Tecnología de Rochester · originally Microsiervos
- 9 May — See the Last 20 Years of the Whole World in the Biggest Timelapse Yet · originally Gizmodo
- 9 May — Google Visualizes Massive Changes To The Face Of The Earth With New Timelapse Project · originally TechCrunch
- 9 May — Cómo hacer tus propias apps móviles sin saber programar · originally Bitelia
- 3 May — Jornada de Tiendas Online y Nuevas Profesiones en Internet · originally Loogic
- 2 May — Chordify, analiza los acordes de cualquier canción · originally Genbeta
- 24 Mar — Intel NUC review: a little desktop PC that holds big promise · originally Engadget RSS Feed
- 24 Feb — Londres en 320 gigapíxels. La imagen de la semana · originally Genbeta
- 23 Feb — Cinco herramientas que te ayudarán a elegir las palabras claves para tu página web · originally Tecnologiapyme
- 21 Feb — You're not a doctor, but you can play one on the iPad · originally Boing Boing
- 8 Feb — It's not a horror movie; it's physics · originally Boing Boing
2012 38 posts
- 14 Dec — Carromero será trasladado a España para cumplir su condena · originally Portada de EL PAÍS
- 29 Nov — Un descomunal agujero negro rompe las reglas del cosmos · originally Noticias madri+d
- 27 Nov — ¿Por qué creéis que se vende más Android pero se navega más con iOS? La pregunta de la semana · originally Genbeta
- 26 Nov — Study Finds Similar Structures In the Universe, Internet, and Brain · originally Slashdot
- 25 Sept — La web móvil es clave para convertir visitantes en clientes en dos de cada tres casos · originally Tecnologiapyme
- 14 Sept — La identidad online del sector hospitalario · originally Publicidad y Salud
- 13 Sept — Google Maps shows how we spent summer 2012 · originally The Official Google Blog
- 10 Sept — Entrevista a Bernardo Quintero fundador de Virustotal · originally Loogic.com
- 8 Sept — Diagramly: dibuja diagramas y guárdalos en Google Drive · originally Bitelia
- 3 Sept — Un Atlas para guiarse en el diseño de fármacos · originally Noticias madri+d
- 21 Aug — Quantum Graphity: reescribiendo la teoría del Big Bang · originally ALT1040
- 16 Aug — Usan conexiones wifi para ver a través de las paredes · originally Noticias madri+d
- 16 Aug — Why All Schools Need iPads: Ending Texas’ Bizarre Control Over National History Textbooks · originally TechCrunch
- 16 Aug — Impresionante imagen a color de Curiosity llegando a Marte · originally ALT1040
- 11 Aug — Why do Olympic records keep getting broken? · originally Boing Boing
- 3 Aug — Estudio afirma que la Antártida albergó una selva tropical · originally ALT1040
- 27 Jul — Un español crea una nueva especie animal en laboratorio · originally Noticias madri+d
- 26 Jul — CERN Scientist Talks About Higgs Boson, Particle Colliders And End Of The World · originally TechCrunch
- 25 Jul — Joven de 17 años construye “cerebro” artificial que detecta el cáncer de mama · originally ALT1040
- 24 Jul — La vida en 'software' · originally Noticias madri+d
- 24 Jul — The winners of the 2012 Google Science Fair · originally The Official Google Blog
- 23 Jul — El terremoto que creó un laberinto · originally Noticias madri+d
- 21 Jul — Investigan contraseñas tan seguras que no las recordarás · originally Xataka
- 20 Jul — La agencia DARPA investiga como apagar fuegos sólo con sonido · originally Xataka
- 19 Jul — Happy birthday, air conditioning! · originally Boing Boing
- 17 Jul — Microsoft presenta el Office que podrás usar de forma táctil · originally Xataka
- 16 Jul — Crean el material más ligero del mundo, hecho de un 99,99% de aire · originally Noticias madri+d
- 13 Jul — Los móviles dañan el cerebro de las hormigas, según un estudio · originally Noticias madri+d
- 12 Jul — Hubble Discovers 5th Moon of Pluto · originally Slashdot
- 11 Jul — Un largo segundo en el cerebro · originally ALT1040
- 8 Jul — La NASA lanza espectacular imagen de Marte · originally ALT1040
- 4 Jul — El CERN anuncia el descubrimiento de una nueva partícula en consonancia con el bosón de Higgs · originally ALT1040
- 3 Jul — Comunicación aumentada: ayudando a hablar a un niño · originally ALT1040
- 3 Jul — Lamus, el ordenador capaz de componer música clásica · originally ALT1040
- 1 Jul — ¿Por qué engordan las células grasas? · originally Noticias madri+d
- 29 Jun — Científicos europeos crean un nuevo programa informático de código libre para las biociencias · originally Noticias madri+d
- 27 Jun — Google Adds Movie Purchases, TV Shows, And Magazines To Google Play · originally TechCrunch
- 27 Jun — Making Human Organs on a Chip · originally BusinessWeek.com -- Technology