Justin Trudeau Is ‘Very Concerned’ With FCC’s Plan to Roll Back Net Neutrality “We need to continue to defend net neutrality,” Trudeau said, but stopped short of saying he'd speak to Trump directly.

https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/ywb83y/justin-trudeau-is-very-concerned-with-fcc-plan-to-roll-back-net-neutrality-donald-trump

Are computer science and computer programming the same thing? The answer is no. Think about it this way: computer science is the study of all things related to computers. That means understanding everything from hardware, chips, circuits, processors and storage, to programming languages and theory. “Computer science requires computer programming but it’s possible to learn how to program, and be good at it, without a foundation in computer science,” says engineering manager Stefania Sicurelli. She studied art, worked in animation, then learnt programming and computer science through web development boot camps. “Just like driving a car, you can make a computer do things without fully understanding what’s happening under the bonnet.

https://careerswithstem.com/computer-science-computer-programming-same/?mc_cid=2794a0ed7c&mc_eid=414e09e1c9

UP to 500 jobs are expected to be created in South Australia over the next three years through a dedicated video game industry hub backed by $2 million in State Government funding. The funding announcement, made by Premier Jay Weatherill on Monday, comes after The Advertiser first revealed plans for an industry space to raise the profile and professionalism of SA’s gaming, animation and software development community.

http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/business/jobs/video-game-companies-to-benefit-from-2-million-state-government-investment-in-dedicated-industry-hub-for-south-australia/news-story/8bc04434ab700b393a805d7b790fdbf1

Home to more than 70 businesses, including start-ups, and now attracting about 1000 workers and 6500 students annually, the site is being developed as a collaborative working and living space for students, researchers and businesses. German optical and optoelectronics firm Zeiss will move from Lonsdale to Tonsley in April next year, taking up the largest spot — about 4000sq m — under what’s known as the Main Assembly Building. Siemens, Signostics, Micro-X, Flinders University, TAFE SA, Zen Energy Systems, Radical Torque Solutions and the State Drill Core Reference Library are on site. Retail food outlets and cafes are also on site — but there is more room to grow. The growth has followed a $253 million investment commitment by the State Government to redevelop the automotive manufacturing site formerly used by Chrysler and Mitsubishi.

http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/smart-sa/innovation-in-adelaide-tonsley-precinct-a-collaborative-space-for-creative-thinking/news-story/e55d10c2a9a13cbeb18a853a1c009c82

Cyber Security firm VeroGuard Systems to set up base in Adelaide’s north, creating almost 600 jobs

http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/business/jobs/cyber-security-firm-veroguard-systems-to-set-up-base-in-adelaides-north-creating-almost-600-jobs/news-story/8ed612ca5df16bd261217f9bb87eafe2

BOSTON DYNAMICS' ATLAS ROBOT DOES BACKFLIPS

https://www.wired.com/story/atlas-robot-does-backflips-now/