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Why finding a job is so awful right now
For many job seekers, finding a role has become harder as they encounter cautious employers, fake l…
Tim Paradis
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OpenAI seems awfully defensive about its AI voice engine
OpenAI has been taking a very cautious approach to rolling out its text-to-voice tool.
Lakshmi Varanasi
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From space to cloud – ISRO signs MoU with Amazon Web Services
Amazon Web Services (AWS) signed a strategic memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the Indian Spac…
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Postman’s APIs to deliver the next wave of innovations: Leading the SaaS revolution from the front along with AWS
Then a Software engineer, Abhinav Asthana launched Postman in 2012 as a side project with the inten…
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Delhi University uses Amazon Web Services to drive process automation via Samarth eGov
The suite provides universities an automation engine to migrate from paper-based and traditional th…
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7 Indian institutes introduce 'AWS Educate' Cloud computing curricula
New Delhi, July 10 (IANS) To help develop the next generation of Cloud professionals, seven higher …
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Utah students are getting free Amazon AWS training, but if the skills fall out of favor it may not lead to a better education or a tech job
Amazon previously collaborated with California and Virginia's community and public colleges to offe…
Allana Akhtar
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I got a job at Amazon without a college degree. 5 years later, I lead an AWS team, bought a home, and have zero student debt.
Fidel Contreras applied to an Amazon Web Services technical learning program and says he's thankful…
Fidel Contreras
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Amazon Web Services revenue grows 37%, hits $59 billion annual run rate
Amazon Web Services (AWS) is now a $59 billion annualised run rate business, up from $43 billion at…
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Meet the electric guitar-wielding former AWS exec intent on making Goldman Sachs the Amazon of Wall Street
Goldman Sachs' incoming CIO Marco Argenti talks up his vision for the Wall Street bank, and he's le…
Aaron Weinman
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10 things in tech: iPhone privacy backlash - Musk's tiny home - AWS tension
People worry about iPhone privacy, we explore Musk's tiny home, and there's more tension at AWS: 10…
Jordan Parker Erb
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These 7 Indian engineering colleges have integrated AWS cloud computing into their courses
Students will now be able to learn cloud computing as a default skill as Amazon Web Services (AWS) …
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Fresno State did the right thing by not firing a professor who tweeted awful things about Barbara Bush
After Randa Jarrar's vile tweets about former first lady Barbara Bush went viral, many called on …
Daniella Greenbaum
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Meet the astrology entrepreneurs who turned an awful 2020 into a boom for the $2.2 billion industry
Astrologers have seen business boom this year. And five of them (mostly Leos and Scorpios) foresee …
Juliana Kaplan,Mark Stenberg
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I'm about to send my child to school even as the COVID-19 Delta variant is ripping through communities. It's a nerve-wracking experience millions of parents are going through every day.
Schools aren't safe enough to open, but political inaction on school shootings has primed parents i…
Kathi Valeii
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Teachers are going back to school after a year that pushed their limits. With the Delta variant surging, 5 of them tell us how they feel.
"Teachers are going to break again," Eleana Valencia-Knight told Insider, as she described returnin…
Anna Cooban
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Fixing America's $1.6 trillion student debt crisis is going to take a serious crackdown on wasteful schools and unnecessary loans, not quick fixes
"The Debt Trap" does a great job to showing how America got stuck with $1.6 trillion in student deb…
Jonathan A. Knee
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A Kansas lawmaker was charged with battering a student he was teaching. Parents say he kneed him in the groin and talked to students about sex.
Parents told the Kansas City Star that Samsel "put hands" on one boy and kneed him. He told student…