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February Break Programming at the Royal Saskatchewan Museum | News and Media

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Released on February 12, 2024 The Royal Saskatchewan Museum is celebrating the Family Day Long Weekend and February break with several activities for visitors. Whether it is hearing Scotty, the world’s largest Tyrannosaurus rex, roar inside the CN T. rex Gallery, checking out the Home Gallery or experiencing our history in the First Nation Gallery, the Royal Saskatchewan Museum has something for everyone! Indoor Ice Fishing – February 17-18. Try our indoor version of ice fishing at the Field Station! Children will use magnetized fishing poles to make a lucky catch in this popular activity. The activity is…Continue Reading

60K Nothing Phone 2a Sold In 60 Minutes, Next Samsung Smartwatch May Get Square Dial, More

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60K Nothing Phone 2a Sold In 60 Minutes, Company Says Last week, Nothing unveiled its newest smartphone, the Nothing Phone 2a, in India and now, the device has gone on its debut sale. The company has now revealed that the reception to the Phone 2a has been exceptional. Within 60 minutes of its release, 60,000 units were sold across multiple channels. Earlier this month, Nothing collaborated with Croma for Nothing Drops for Phone 2a in India. Next Samsung Smartwatch May Get Square Dial According to a report by SamMobile, Samsung is considering returning to square design for its upcoming Galaxy…Continue Reading

New bra device could help monitor breast cancer tumors | TechNews

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The less invasive method could save lives (Picture: PA Wire) Scientists are developing a device which could fit inside a bra and monitor whether or not a breast cancer tumor is growing. If successful, it’s hoped the device could help save patients’ lives in the future by monitoring tumor growth in real time. A team at Nottingham Trent University’s (NTU) Medical Technologies Innovation Facility is working to create the technology which will use a form of electrical current that can scan and detect tiny changes in fluids inside and outside of the cells. Tumor tissue is denser than healthy tissue…Continue Reading

‘AI Software Engineer’ Now Real, Deepfake Audio Scams Becoming Rampant, More Top Technology News

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Deepfake audio scams becoming rampant. AI taking over programming jobs. Musk claims AI superiority is impending. The world of technology was dominated by these headlines in the week that was. Take a look. ‘AI Software Engineer’ Now Real Cognition, a technology company backed by Founders Fund, has unveiled Devin, an AI tool poised to revolutionize the landscape of software engineering. Devin distinguishes itself from existing software by its unique capability to write code, design websites, and develop software applications with just a single prompt. Termed as the “first AI software engineer,” Devin represents a significant advancement in the realm of…Continue Reading

Simple kitchen gadgets for cooks who like things hassle-free

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Right now, it feels like there’s a never-ending array of kitchen gadgets making their way to the market.  If you’re shopping for something new, it’s important to be sure it’s a gadget that’s reliable and easy to operate, as well as being something you’ll actually use. While gadgets with lots of buttons and multiple settings might work for some, they’re not for everyone – particularly if you have a busy lifestyle or want to focus on recipes rather than an instruction manual. At Which?, our tests cover how simple a product is to use, meaning our experts are well-placed to…Continue Reading

When a teacher is a terrorist

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March 6, 2024 DHAKA – Exemplary action must be taken against Sharif, administration of Sirajganj Medical College In an incident that seems stranger than fiction, Raihan Sharif, a teacher of Shaheed M Mansur Ali Medical College in Sirajganj, reportedly shot a third-year student in the leg during a viva exam. While the student, Arafat Amin Tamal, was miraculously spared his life as the bullet first hit the mobile phone in his pant pocket, the fact remains that a teacher had the audacity to open fire on his student. According to witnesses, not only did he injure Tamal, but he also…Continue Reading

Computer Programming vs Computer Science: Career Guide

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Comparison between computer programming and computer science In the fast-paced realm of technology, two key disciplines, Computer Programming and Computer Science, offer distinct yet interconnected paths for aspiring professionals. As we step into 2024, the landscape is evolving, and understanding the nuances between these fields becomes essential for those looking to carve a successful career in technology. This article serves as a comprehensive guide, shedding light on the roles, skills, educational paths, and industry trends shaping the careers of computer programming vs computer science. Computer Programming: Crafting Digital Solutions Computer programming, often regarded as the practical arm of technology, revolves…Continue Reading

Programming Language of 2023 Goes to C#

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TIOBE Software has declared C# the programming language of 2023 based on its long-running popularity index. The TIOBE Programming Community Index shows year-over-year trends in programming languages ​​based on search engine volume. In January 2024, the top three programming languages ​​were Python, C and C++. However, they all lost popularity over 2023 in TIOBE’s proprietary ranking system. Other major changes between January 2023 and January 2024 are as follows: C# had the most growth year-over-year at +1.43%. JavaScript rose from 7th to 6th place. PHP rose from 10th to 7th place. Visual Basic falls from 6th to 8th place. SQL…Continue Reading