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Robots today: from factories to homes — how they are changing our world

Just a couple of decades ago, robots seemed like a science fiction hero, but today they have become a part of everyday life.

Future technologies: 5 trends that will change the world

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July 19, 2025

Future technologies: 5 trends that will change the world

Modern technologies are developing at an incredible speed, transforming all areas of life - from medicine to space. In this article, we will consider five key technology trends that are already changing our future.

The code of life: DNA editing as a new medicine

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July 16, 2025

The code of life: DNA editing as a new medicine

1. What is genome editing

A room-sized computer: how programs were launched before the era of personal computers

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July 14, 2025

A room-sized computer: how programs were launched before the era of personal computers

1. Computer Architecture in the 1950s

Writing code by hand: before IDEs, autocomplete, or even keyboards

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July 13, 2025

Writing code by hand: before IDEs, autocomplete, or even keyboards

Today, a programmer just needs to open an editor, type a few lines, press “Run” — and he immediately sees the result. Now imagine: you are a programmer in the 1960s. You have no screen, no keyboard, no Stack Overflow. All you have is paper, a pencil, and a stack of punched cards.

How the internet came to be: through the eyes of a programmer

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July 6, 2025

How the internet came to be: through the eyes of a programmer

It all started with ARPANET, an experimental project of the US Department of Defense in 1969.

Forgotten programming languages: what they did right and why they disappeared

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June 24, 2025

Forgotten programming languages: what they did right and why they disappeared

The programming world is full of languages that most developers no longer remember.

The first bug in history: how the moth entered the history of programming

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June 24, 2025

The first bug in history: how the moth entered the history of programming

Mid-20th century. Harvard University operates one of the most advanced computers of its time, the Harvard Mark II.

Programming and politics: how IT has affected power, freedom, and control

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June 23, 2025

Programming and politics: how IT has affected power, freedom, and control

For decades, programming was considered a purely technical activity involving algorithms, logic, and engineering.

Algorithms in the wild: how ants and bees inspire code

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June 22, 2025

Algorithms in the wild: how ants and bees inspire code

Nature is the greatest engineer. It has been “tuning” its algorithms through evolution for millions of years, creating efficient, robust, and adaptive systems.