We face a simple choice: algorithm or art. One isolates. The other inspires. One extracts attention. The other expands minds.

True randomness can make software programs safer, help prediction models operate better. But for decades, it simply didn’t seem possible. That has now changed.

Plus-size trainer and adventurer Kanoa Greene has led small groups hiking the Swiss Alps, surfing in Costa Rica, ...

Tom Green says he wouldn’t be where — or who — he is today without Canadian content rules.

If the idea of reading a physical book sounds like hard work, [Nick Bild’s] latest project, the PageParrot, might be for you.

This book got me out of a reading rut! It's about a mom who is struggling to keep her life together – while simultaneously trying to solve the mystery of her son's missing classmate. It's got fun ...

Sedgewick's book is great because it’s easy to understand and has cool pictures that show how algorithms are used every day. It teaches algorithms with Java, but you can use the ideas in other ...

In his brilliant satire of office culture, The Art of Asking Your Boss for a Raise, Georges Perec offered some startlingly ...

What Computer Science Skills You Need to Succeed To succeed in computer science, you typically need a combination of technical skills like programming, data structures and algorithms, along with ...

Creating an interactive electronic book (e-book) requires substantial time, skill, and effort. Our study reveals that authoring tools must eliminate users' need for textual programming. We propose a ...