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- Queen's University to announce lottery for medical student selection (theglobeandmail.com)
- P-hacked hypotheses are deceivingly robust (2016) (datacolada.org)
- Tesla is the Lisp Machine of cars? (blogs.harvard.edu)
- How a Microsoft Font Brought Down Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif (theglobeandmail.com)
- A potentially fatal blow against patent trolls (computerworld.com)
- Canadian government plans to boost spending on new tech from Canadian startups (theglobeandmail.com)
- Qualcomm Fined $853M by South Korea’s Antitrust Agency (bloomberg.com)
- LineageOS will be a continuation of what CyanogenMod was (lineageos.org)
- Ontario court ruling: condo buildings can ban sharing services such as Airbnb (business.financialpost.com)
- Medical School 2020 (docs.google.com)
- Three Ideas for Civil Criticism (datacolada.org)
- P-hacked hypotheses are deceivingly robust (2016) (datacolada.org)
- U.S. GDP per capita shrinking, but reported as “growing” (blogs.harvard.edu)
- Why would anyone expect the U.S. to be a leader in dealing with CO2 emissions? (blogs.harvard.edu)
- Hidden motors for road bikes (cyclingtips.com)
- Hidden motors for road bikes exist – here’s how they work (cyclingtips.com)
- Marvin Minsky, 1927-2016: the death of a genial skeptic (blogs.harvard.edu)
- Why doesn’t Windows re-try the password as if CAPS LOCK were turned off? (blogs.harvard.edu)
- Unix on a PDP-11 emulator on the Game Boy Advance (2004) (kernelthread.com)
- The 7 biggest web security news of 2015 (blog.detectify.com)
- How does a person become great at doing something difficult? (Brain surgery) (blogs.law.harvard.edu)
- The assault on neurosurgeons’ privileges by software and bureaucrats (blogs.law.harvard.edu)