'Tesla is still a startup': a look at the company's work from the inside
Now there are many articles that Tesla is in terrible losses, there is no profit, and Elon Musk is misleading everyone. Entrepreneur Alex Krol interviewed for VC.ru Russian-speaking architect according to Tesla Big Data Alexey Ilyashov. Tesla has no profit? ...
Smartphones do not eavesdrop on owners, but they can spy on them.
Scientists from Northeastern University in the United States spent a year testing a conspiracy theory popular on the Internet that smartphones can eavesdrop on their owners and use the data for advertising purposes. For a whole year, ten smartphones were constantly tested in “field” conditions - testers...
How to save on electricity this summer
The hot summer in the United States is driving up electricity bills due to the heavy use of air conditioning. However, you can save money in two ways: make more efficient use of electricity or pay at a lower rate. According to the Energy Information Administration, retail electricity sales ...
How 24-year-old Estonian set up a billion-dollar company
Estonian aggregator Taxify with a capitalization of $ 1 billion pushes Uber in Europe and Africa. The CEO and co-founder of the company, Markus Willig, is only 24 years old, the RBC edition writes. He founded the company five years ago and was originally going to make a taxi aggregator that would only work ...
The most ridiculous gifts to world leaders: discs, carpet and grasshopper
During the meeting, the leaders of the DPRK and the United States discussed that Trump called his colleague “rocket man,” referring both to the military ambitions of the North Korean leader and to Elton John’s song of the same name, “Rocket man.” It turned out that Kim Jong-un had never heard this...
Pages of history: Anne Frank's family tried to escape from the Nazis in the United States, but could not get a visa
The family of Anne Frank, a Jewish girl who died in the Holocaust, tried to emigrate to the United States and then Cuba, but was unable to do so due to America's restrictive immigration policies and the outbreak of World War II. This is evidenced by new research, writes NBC ...
In Thailand, they cannot figure out how to save a children's football team from a cave.
Experts have come to the conclusion that it is still too dangerous to try to rescue 12 boys and a football coach trapped in a cave in Northern Thailand, writes CNN. Rescuers began pumping oxygen into the cave. It is noted that two of the boys and the coach are exhausted due to hunger. ...
Monuments and memorials that changed America forever
Yesterday, July 4, the United States celebrated Independence Day, a nationwide holiday celebrating the birthday of a relatively young but powerful nation. As in many other states, landmark milestones, people and events in the history of the United States were marked by the installation of a number of monuments, memorials and memorial complexes. ...
Where did immigrants come to the USA for the last 200 years: Infographics
Scientists from the US Northeastern University Pedro Cruz, John Wigby, Avni Gael and Felipe Shibuya have created an infographic that shows where immigrants have come to the United States over the past 200 years. Infographic published on the National Geographic website. So, in the 1840s and 1880s ...
A girl with cerebral palsy saved a one-year-old brother who fell into the pool
In Canada, in the city of Halifax in Nova Scotia, nine-year-old Lexi Comeu-Jackson, suffering from cerebral palsy, rescued her one-year-old brother Leeland, who fell into a pool, writes CNN. Family and friends got together to celebrate Lexi's birthday and were busy without noticing ...