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Project Debug | General Engineer | Singapore (HYBRID) | Full-time | debug.com Project Debug raises, sorts by sex, and releases millions of (non-biting) male mosquitoes in Singapore…

E11 bio recently released https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2025.09.26.678648v1.... There’s an animated version at https://www.e11.bio/ and the dataset is publicly available:…

Are you sure it was really a Chase representative on the phone with you? It’s sometimes possible to cause an account to be locked without being able to log in by doing too many log…

[I know this is tangentially related to your point] Do you have a source on "leather cows"? My understanding is that cow leather is nearly entirely a by-product of beef and dairy c…

Oh definitely! Doing high pressure practice in preparation for my last round of interviews definitely helped, and that round resulted in multiple FAANG offers. VC interviews also s…

I'm feel very lucky to have gotten my first "programming job" without a technical interview (it was an unpaid high-school internship that I turned into a programming job, and event…

Tools like this are extremely necessary and important. I think that platforms (Twitter, Reddit, etc) don't have a real incentive to build out powerful tools to stop this stuff. If …

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Huh, I've tested on a bunch of devices/connections and haven't encountered that. Do you know what causes AMP to be that slow for you? I'll take a look at serving non-AMP pages by d…

You can't make a valid recursive tree without a pre-image attack against SHA1. However `git` doesn't actually verify the SHA1s when it does most commands. If you make a recursive t…

This is super neat! If it weren't for the FAT limitations you could make one of those SD cards that fake their capacity actually "contain" a file as big as the misreported capacity…

I'm glad you and squeaky-clean wrote these comments. When I was experimenting in the Python REPL, I was confused by the last line here: >>> 100 is 100 True >>> (10 ** 2) is (10 ** …

That's really cool! I used the web audio stuff to get real time audio data for interactive visualizations when I did a 5 minute demo of quietnet, the code is available (but might b…

It actually works much better when sending an receiving on the same computer. It's not as fun though.

It's definitely a toy and a bit dodgy. I wrote up some instructions over here: https://github.com/Katee/quietnet/issues/3#issuecomment-3187... Basically I only every worked on this…

Definitely in no way a unique idea. Also that article is awesome.