The Weekend Edition

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We review the week's news in Tech, Startups, Design and You
The Weekend Edition by Nerd Stalker
Articles that caught the Nerd Stalker crew's eye from the last week.

Electronic "tattoo" muscles in on emotion mapping

What It Is Actually Like to Be in the Engine Room of the #Startup Economy

How minor changes can improve the user experience

Ex-Google engineer launches #blockchain based system for banks

Insights: 5 Myths about Artificial Intelligence

LinkedIn's Co-Founder: Here's the Massive Mistake You're Making on the Network

Learning to code as a 30-year-old kid with Apple’s Swift Playgrounds

The UN Wants You to Solve World Hunger Via Accelerator Model

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This weekly roundup offers an interesting snapshot of the wide range of topics attracting attention across technology, startups, design, and online communities. The selection covers everything from improving user experiences and learning to code to emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence and blockchain, giving readers several different perspectives on current developments.

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