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How Drones Are Used for Good
A Laymen's Introduction to Data Science
Anti-Competitive Effects of Common Ownership [pdf]
A Rare Blend of Monster Raving Egomania and Utter Batshit Insanity
The Intelligent Plant
The Economics of Selling Out
The Importance of Polymathic Pursuits
The Hierarchy of Innovation
Kasparov versus the World (2007)
Only 4% of languages are used online
Can lightning be used to solve NP complete problems?
Why I Don't Write for Medium
The Wedge between the Sciences and the Humanities
List of Eponymous Laws
Inspiration from Robert Heinlein's Characters
Recognising hand-drawn LaTex Symbols
The Inevitability of Smart Dust
Perpetual Motion Test Could Amend Theory of Time [April]
God was here
Debunking Red Bull Myth
Producing Open Source Software
Perks of being antisocial
Analysing Github Commits
a)The toilet spray isn't sufficient to eradicate your fecal remains, unless it is adjusted to garden-hose spray levels. Painful.
b)Drying your sprayed behind with a heated fan is uncomfortable.
Through the Eyes of a Colour-blind
'The [Hong Kong political] system ensures that every government-led initiative -- which otherwise would have been killed by democratically elected lawmakers in a separate vote count -- sails through the Legco without a hitch. As a result, our legislative and executive branches always march in lock steps. How is that for a separation of powers?'
(How functional constituencies hinder the city’s path to full democracy:)
'Functional constituencies are the reason why taxpayers are forking out HK$67 billion for 26 kilometers of wasteful express railway, why the investigation of C.Y. Leung’s conflicts of interest in the West Kowloon bid was dropped, and why the government is sitting on trillions of foreign reserves and we still don’t have a social security plan.'