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The CCC had a nice talk last year about the data VW collects and what can be learned from it (all the data was unencrypted accessible): https://media.ccc.de/v/38c3-wir-wissen-wo-de…

130 comments and no one mentions "The Sting"? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_nAIb_J9T5M

Because the engineers of the University of Waterloo haven't shown any clinical data yet.

It's not approved yet anyway. But if you are ever in Berlin, let me know and I'll give you a tour.

We - at DiaMonTech - are working on non-invasive glucose monitoring for over a decade now. It's a hard and complex problem and as long as clinical data is missing, I'm very sceptic…

They just launched a new high-speed train from Berlin to Paris with a travel time of 8 hours: https://apnews.com/article/germany-france-berlin-paris-highs...

Last Chance to See by Douglas Adams - it's a book from the early 90s and Douglas Adams travels the world to see the world’s most endangered and exotic creatures. It's heart breakin…

Hi, I'm a couple of days in SF and would love to try out waymo cabs. I downloaded the app and now it wants an invite code. Is there a way to get one (in a reasonable time frame)?

Just started "Babel: Or the Necessity of Violence" after the whole controversy about the book (see: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39099914 ) - enjoyable read so far, but can…

The IMHO gold standard book to get an understanding of the history of non-invasive glucose monitoring and the different technological approaches is "The Pursuit of Noninvasive Gluc…

Hi, we are working on a novel method to measure blood glucose non-invasively (see: diamontech.com). We are using a new kind of tunable laser (quantum-cascade-laser) to specifically…

The Billion Dollar Code tells the story about an artist and a hacker who build Google Maps before Google Maps. It plays in Berlin, Germany in the 90ies and I really liked the vibe …

I enjoyed "Rise of the Centaur", a documentary about a company that develops an intel compatible microprocessor.

we are working on it (www.diamontech.de) but our device has still the size of a shoebox. I don't think there is a device in a smaller form factor out there that can measure glucose…

CargoLifter tried that ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CargoLifter ). Founded in 1996, went public around 2000 followed by insolvency in 2002. Their production hanger is now a trop…

He was born as Kim Schmitz