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Interview: Vitalik Buterin, creator of Ethereum

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Metro Auckland hits 90 per cent double-dose milestone

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David Brin: Our Favorite Cliché — A World Filled With Idiots…, or,Why Films and Novels Routinely Depict Society and its Citizens as Fools

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Tampons, or nappies? The broken child support system that hurts the poorest kids

The child support system is unloved by parents on either side of it, experts and even one of the ministers responsible for it. Can it be fixed?

Covid-19: Niue TikTok challenge aims to encourage vaccination at Auckland pop-up event

The TikTok challenge uses Niuen song Heke mai kae o - Jump on, let's go - to call on people to get the Covid-19 jab.

Here are Auckland's five most affordable suburbs

But Homes.co.nz chief data scientist Tom Lintern said 23 per cent of Auckland sales this year had been for less than $800,000, which showed “affordable” options did exist. “In fact, there are still four suburbs with a median value of less than $800,000 in Auckland, located in the apartment-filled central city and in the south of the city.” He said, based on Homes.co.nz estimates, the five most affordable were Auckland Central at $601,000, Grafton at $677,000, Manukau at $717,000, Clendon Park at $757,000 and Otara at $809,000. The list was not too different when based on the median sale price of council confirmed sales this year, Lintern said.

Connections: 80 authors, 80 science fiction stories shorter than novels

skip to main | skip to sidebar This blog comments on a variety of technology news, trends, and products and how they connect. I'm in Red Hat's cloud product strategy group in my day job although I cover a broader set of topics here. This is a personal blog; the opinions are mine alone. Sunday, October 25, 2020 This is an update to 50 authors, 50 science fiction stories shorter than novels. It's mostly an addition of 30 more authors (many from outside the "big SF names") but I also made some other tweaks.  I've been playing around with re-reading favorite science fiction short stories while also seeing if there's anything that has managed to elude me over the years. I've also tried to catch up with more recent authors given that I don't read as many books as I used to. (The market for science fiction short stories, in general, is in something of a decline but there are still some fabulous recent stories out there.)