How Hinge became the dating app for people who hate dating apps

Sitting on a coffee table in his Chelsea office in New York City and surrounded by framed wedding invitations on the walls, Justin McLeod is worrying about AI. Specifically, the cofounder and CEO of dating app Hinge is concerned that his users—many of whom have asked him to their weddings over the years—might fall inContinueContinue reading “How Hinge became the dating app for people who hate dating apps”

The next hot career: Mining engineering

It’s a little-known fact that Columbia University, in Manhattan, was home to the first mining school in America—the School of Mines—founded in 1864.  For the past three decades, the university’s program has been mothballed. Parts of its curriculum were subsumed into the more fashionable subjects of earth and environmental engineering.  But next fall, Columbia UniversityContinueContinue reading “The next hot career: Mining engineering”

These super-insulating windows are as energy-efficient as walls—and could help save the power grid

As utilities struggle to keep up with surging energy demand, they’re starting to turn to an unexpected tool: windows that insulate like walls. “Think of it like a thermos bottle in your walls,” says LuxWall CEO and founder Scott Thomsen, who worked in the semiconductor and flat-panel display glass industry before taking on the challengeContinueContinue reading “These super-insulating windows are as energy-efficient as walls—and could help save the power grid”

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