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Comment #48241457
First, thank you for creating this project. When I was a young high school student in China, I tried all different kind of tools to evade internet censorship, including Freenet (al…
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Comment #46061797
I'm not really against your point but I just quickly checked (and it agrees with my personal observation), iPhone have been the very most popular phone brand in China for many year…
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Comment #45440836
VCSELs are lasers.
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Comment #45278891
Okay, then it appears I have indeed overlooked this.
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Comment #45240990
Yes, but even for people eligible for EB1A (it usually has a higher bar in practice, EB2/NIW is easier but way worse backlog), filing a (or according to some lesser stringent inter…
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Comment #45230311
In that case some technical aspects needs rework... Currently O1 visa being a nonimmigrant visa have no path to PR/citizenship (unlike H1Bs) and need annual renewal. This make it u…
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Comment #45190218
If you are okay with less smart smart watches, and okay with no hackability, Garmin should have a few with black and white display and >1 week battery life (even indefinite with su…
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Comment #45157811
Just morally I feel like MS do deserve to be compensated for me using what they developed, unless there is really no way to make it happen.
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Comment #45156670
I just searched and it appears that contrary to what I thought, it is possible to individually acquire Windows 11 Enterprise (IoT or non-IoT) LTSC licenses from some redistributors…
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Comment #45056774
Chinese have developed a significant amount of sophisticated tools countering internet censorship. V2ray as far as I recall is the state-of-the-art. To use them, one need to first …
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Comment #44101785
I guess they are doing direct modulated IMDD for each link so the DSP burden is not related to the coherence of diodes? Also indeed very short reach in the article.
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Comment #44101169
I think the most fundamental reason is that there is no efficient enough nonlinearity at optical frequencies. So two beams(or frequencies in some implementation) tends not to affec…
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Comment #44101133
Not an expert in communications. Would the SerDes be the new bottleneck in the approach? I imagine there is a reason for serial interfaces dominating over the parallel ones, maybe …
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Comment #44008523
For a foreigner living outside of the US but interested in immigrating to the US in the longer term. Is it possible file the I-140, and while the application is being processed (or…
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Comment #43759506
This sound like a different interferometer for gravity wave detection (see LISA project), mostly for "seeing" stars instead of ground targets.
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Comment #43550825
In most but the very richest physics research groups there are no such thing called technicians. Except for shared equipment in centralized managed facilities like the nanofabs, ev…
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Comment #43550712
That link was what I referred to after Googling, but in my case I need the width of the left part and the right part to be different, which requires setting width_ratios in the sub…
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Comment #43546843
I miss OriginPro in my undergrad when we had campus licenses for, before moving to matplotlib for data visualization. matplotlib is simply too disappointing for making publication …
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Comment #43366982
We use Compugraphics in UK at work for DUV masks (fused quartz 6inch) , base price for 700nm CD is much better than what the sibling comment predicts (sorry but I can't disclose).
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Comment #43076361
Tried with the HP Prime and it gave the precise 1 for the test. One need to put it in the CAS mode and use the exact form of 10^100 instead of 1E100. You shall get the right answer…
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Comment #42997729
A reason for that is the more and more hostile attitude towards Chinese working in the US and contributing to the US economy. The unfavorable birth place cap for EB1/EB2 green card…
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Comment #42976282
On the converse, human nature languages do not necessarily follow Zipf's Law. Many asian languages including Chinese and Japanese are exceptions.
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Comment #42785601
Lower noise for lower source impedances, to be slightly more precise.
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Comment #42759203
If you look at the point of a Chinese, the block of Google/Facebook certainly can be justified by "geopolitical adversary has control". The exactly same reasoning of data security …