Kelly Paik
Kelly Paik writes about science and technology for Fanvive. When she's not catching up on the latest innovations, she uses her free-time painting and roaming to places with languages she can't speak. Because she rather enjoys fumbling through cities and picking things on the menu through a process of eeny meeny miny moe.
Coding bootcamps must evolve or face shutting down
Five years ago, the first coding bootcamps popped up in Silicon Valley with a curious proposition to anyone thinking about changing their career. No...
Hate is hate: online abusers in the UK are on the hook for hate...
Ignoring the trolls for just a sec, I’d bet most of us could agree online abuse is unacceptable. That’s why we laud social media...
Last minute ways to view Monday’s Solar Eclipse
America’s total solar eclipse is fast approaching on August 21st and you still haven't bought your eclipse glasses. Don't panic, there's still time for...
FCC: Americans don’t need broadband internet because they own smartphones
Is the data you get on your smartphone fast and cheap enough to replace broadband internet service at home? Most of us would probably...
The man who invented password rules regrets it
Hate having to change your password every 90 days? Forgot again which special character went where and which letter was supposed to be capitalized?...
Emissions on track to warm up Earth over 2 degrees by 2100, says two...
Until just two months ago, the U.S. joined most of the rest of the world in an agreement to cut carbon emissions so that...
MIT debuts ‘Living Jewelry’ inspired by insects
Whether it's jumping cheetahs or self-folding origami, MIT is always pushing the boundaries of imagination in the field of robotics. Their latest creation is...
Scientists edit genes of human embryos for first time in US
A research team in Portland, Oregon just broke new ground and became the first scientists in the U.S. to edit genes of human embryos....
India launches a solar-paneled train to help fight air pollution
India’s legendary railway network lays out over 41,000 miles of track winding through everything from jungles to deserts to mountainsides as it reaches into...
Google’s ‘right to be forgotten’ dispute heading back to EU’s top court
Europe’s ‘right to be forgotten’ policy is heading back to the EU’s top court in a landmark dispute over whether search result delistings should...
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Facebook now uses a selfie to prove your identity
The next time Facebook notices suspicious activity on your account, they could be asking you to verify your identity via selfie. The social media...
Google now shows wait times for sit down restaurants and soon grocery stores
Google has once again improved the live search results returned for businesses. Last year Google added the ability to do real time crowd tracking....
No one’s in the driver’s seat of these driverless cars by Waymo
This week, Waymo debuted a public test of their self-driving cars in the Phoenix metro area with one very important thing missing - a...