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5 days ago · Steve Chen from Taiwan agrees. Apart from cheering for businesses, he was glad that more people can get to know about traditional Chinese culture through the lion dance. "To be honest, it's very exhausting, but I think even for me as a Chinese, it's a rare opportunity to get involved in the activity, and I'm honored to participate in it," he says.
4 days ago · Raymond Chen's claim disputed. Chen then claimed he was the one who coded the BSOD into Windows 95. However, this assertion was disputed in 2021 by former Microsoft developer Dave Plummer. Plummer ...
1 day ago · Steven Chen, Ph.D., a researcher at Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center, part of the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine, is using his data expertise to help solve this problem. He led a study published in Cell Reports Medicine that identifies and validates a 10-gene biomarker that potentially predicts whether a stage 2 or stage 3 colon cancer patient will benefit from adjuvant ...
7 hours ago · Oprah Winfrey and Gayle King are once again addressing rumors about their sexual orientations. Winfrey, 70, and King, 69, talked about their decades-long friendship in an interview released ...
1 day ago · Dr Wang Wei (second right), founder of Arfysica Innovation, works with colleagues on the firm's brain-machine interface product. An information technology (IT) engineer surnamed Chen suffered a stroke in June last year, which left the 38-year-old unable to speak clearly, paralyzed on his right side, and with impaired cognitive abilities.
5 days ago · It's "been a source of some contention," writes SFGate : A Microsoft developer blog post from Raymond Chen in 2014 said that former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer wrote the text for the Ctrl+Alt+Del dialog in Windows 3.1. That very benign post led to countless stories from tech media claiming Ballmer was the inventor of the "Blue Screen of Death."
5 days ago · Undergraduate Math and Computer Science #. If you check Appendix A of Napkin, you can find listings of lecture notes or textbooks that I like for most undergraduate (or early graduate) topics. Here are some additional links. MSci Category Theory notes by Tom Leinster.
