Japanese firm reckons new tech is "difficult to operate intuitively" for functions such as air conditioning, moving against growing industry norm

Chris Smalls, an Amazon.com Inc. fulfillment center employee, said the company fired him after he led a strike at a warehouse in Staten Island, New York, over coronavirus safety conditions.

New Features:

auth package can now provide service level auth

Improvements:

fix logger package to read level from environment
many store fixes
add logging to api errors
improved api gateway rpc ...

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Whether you find it eerie or amusing—this stunning photo of a Japanese snow monkey using an iPhone captures just how much they resemble us humans.

Its origin is a mystery. All we know is how it sounds: stately and nostalgic.

An engineer invests countless hours preparing to interview for a new job. To succeed, the engineer must meet the hiring bar. What does that actually mean?

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The Justice Department is examining whether lawmakers traded ahead of the market turmoil caused by the coronavirus pandemic based on confidential briefings they received.

Service Directory provides a single pane of glass for all your network services

Workers say they will strike Tuesday because the Amazon subsidiary has failed to prioritize their safety during a period of record sales.

When I was first learning to play water polo, a coach told me something I’ve never forgotten. He said, “Great players make everyone around them look like great players.” A great player can catch any pass, anticipating imperfect throws and getting into position.…

New ultra-high resolution method records pollution deposited on ice over weeks or even days

Shares of Zoom Video Communications Inc. undefined were flat in extended trading Monday following a New York Times report that the New York Attorney...