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leemailll··on Asus Bike Booster
disappointed to see no tire brand listed as a partner or sponsor
leemailll··on 4chan Sharty Hack And Janitor Email Leak
early belongs to slashdot
leemailll··on Watermark Anything
>so their models don't get Habsburg'd.

Nice metaphor

leemailll··on 12 Months of Mandarin
haha, so true. I had the same experience while in graduate school.
leemailll··on Ford patents in-car system that eavesdrops so it can play you ads
imaging ford is granted and then sue around and win
leemailll··on Cancer Incidence by Country
Why Poland is high?

Also I suspect most of the countries on the map with low rates are not low with cancer rates but worse public health system. So not very telling

leemailll··on Ask HN: What was your most humbling learning moment?
>a power plant for a major airline

an airline owns power plant?

leemailll··on Ask HN: What was an interesting project you started and finished over a weekend?
iPod Shuffle without copy files

EDIT: wait, after take a look at the repo you do remake iPod Shuffle

leemailll··on Southwest Boeing 737-800 flight from Denver loses engine cover
ATC recording from VasAviation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GBQkk4RcidA
leemailll··on Choosing a Name for Your Computer (1990)
I use ship and cylon names from battlestar galactica
leemailll··on Japan bets $67B to become a global chip powerhouse once again
"looking to mass produce state-of-the art 2 nanometer logic chips in 2027 from an initial starting point of zero"

They have bold goals

leemailll··on Invisible Ink: At the CIA's Creative Writing Group
>I pulled up to the gate, and an aggressive police officer questioned me about why I had two badges.

>“Didn’t it seem strange to you to get a second badge when you’d just got your first one?”

>“I’ve never been here before,” I said. “Everything seems strange to me.”

>A different cop told him to give it a rest, handed me a third badge

We all love bureaucracy if it didn't happen to ourselves

leemailll··on Alaska Airlines 737 Max makes emergency landing due to depressurization
Bolts on the rudder could be loose and now this, would it required for grounding all the max for safety examination?
leemailll··on Pipe Dreams: The life and times of Yahoo Pipes
I love Pipes, I also think it is the last best thing from yahoo
leemailll··on 23andMe changed its terms of service to prevent hacked customers from suing
I don't support this, but I'm surprised they only do this until now.
leemailll··on Dieselgate, but for trains – some heavyweight hardware hacking
I don't think fixing the software failure will improve DB's punctuality
leemailll··on Google Drive files suddenly disappeared
Sure you are joking. But I do have onedrive with hetzner stroagebox and two local backup running at two different locations for this
leemailll··on Ceasing print publication of ACM journals and transactions
It's kind of a sad trend for academic publications. I still remember those interesting things of those journals I read from journals shared on coffee tables in our building
leemailll··on Females less likely to heal from ACL injuries than males in animal model
I remember years ago reading on nytimes that girls played soccer more likely to torn ACL, and in the piece several said theirs popped more than once
leemailll··on The Salmon on Your Plate Has a Troubling Cost. These Farms Offer Hope
maybe my family love to eat fish, a fillet is not enough for my family of four. We usually prepare one and a half fillet for a meal
leemailll··on The Salmon on Your Plate Has a Troubling Cost. These Farms Offer Hope
>> "Salmon is the second-most-popular seafood in the United States, where the average American consumes more than three pounds a year. (Shrimp is No. 1, with average annual consumption reaching nearly six pounds in 2021.)"

Color me surprised. I thought seafood is consumed five times more. A salmon fillet usual weight more than 2 pounds, so we only eat 3 times a year on average?

leemailll··on Mindblowing dissertations
I think this somehow also depends on the institution
leemailll··on Mindblowing dissertations
Whoa that's brave move. most people just will yield to finish

Kudos to you

Do you mind share more on the story? Like which field? any repercussion?

leemailll··on Not setting up Find My bricked my MacBook
that's the thing. the horror. the horror is not controlled by ai, but people use those junks to abuse search ranking of google.

I guess we may find again the old old yahoo! is useful

leemailll··on How to Download and Install Linux
it's interesting all your replies just saying time changes forget about all the bad things
leemailll··on Nobel Prize in Physics Awarded to Agostini, Krausz, and L’Huillier
maybe she turn on her phone just for the call to come, then back to normal
leemailll··on Nobel Prize in Physics Awarded to Agostini, Krausz, and L’Huillier
That's a wonderful sum up. The pettiness often drive you insane, when you read the comments from reviewer 2
leemailll··on 'Couple,' 'Few,' and 'Several'
When I was in graduate school, I was taught "few" means almost none, "couple" means 2, "several" usually avoided but means more than 2. And most of the papers also written that way. I guess things changed, or m-w not intended to cover academic use
leemailll··on Suppressing negative thoughts may be good for mental health after all
See, daydreaming helps
leemailll··on Video of LK-99's superconducting magnetic levitation from HUST China
They stated in comment they don't have enough sample for resistance measurement
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