Facial recognition tech is probably improving as time goes on. Given enough providers, controversy, and individuals who definitely want this tech to stop being so terrible at correctly identifying women and minorities, anything is possible. Rather than wait for the tech to catch up to the promises made by promotional materials, cops are apparently moving […]
For those aware of T-REX's history of operating under many names, the potential for confusion around their name seems patently obvious. So, it comes as no surprise that the organization chose today, the First April of the Month, to rebrand the organization.
Sebastian Bach has hopes to one day reunite with his old band Skid Row.In an interview with Metal Hammer, Bach looks back on his time with the band, noting that it…
A number of housing units in the city of St. Louis are in line for at least $24 million in renovations that will be funded through bonds issued by a city board.
An automotive industry trade group is calling on the White House to consider the implications of a failed Nippon Steel Corp.-United States Steel Corp. deal, namely antitrust concerns if rival Cleveland-Cliffs Inc. were to acquire U.S. Steel.
TechSTL, the St. Louis industry group that stages TechWeek, says this year’s event will offer more programming and is expected to draw more attendees compared to last year’s inaugural TechWeek.
This is a meerket peering out from its hidey hole at the LA Zoo. They're cute little things, but I suppose they'd rip your arms off if you tried to touch one, wouldn't they?
Every month I get a big pile of blood tests. Here's one of them: This result happens to be from May 26, 2020. A year later the "Non Black" designation suddenly disappeared. Why? Well, there's now a note that says "GFR estimate is by the CKD-EPI 2021 equation." I never noticed that before, but today ...continue reading "A new kidney test is still racist. It just harms a different race."
Apparently, everything really is bigger in Texas, including the audacity of federal judges who think they’re above the rules. In a stunning display of hypocrisy, the Northern District of Texas has decided that new judicial shopping rules just don’t apply to them. Because that would make it harder to win culture war fights. But if […]