Joe Chou
@incidentalfindings.org
Data geek, coder, hacker, ex-student pilot, foodie, Disney fan, neonatologist (MD), PediTools developer, ex-molecular biologist (PhD), snarky nonconformist, and annoying dad (+spouse)
Around 30 whistles printed and packaged up with Reporting info cards, ready for distribution.
January 23, 2026 at 8:13 PM
Around 30 whistles printed and packaged up with Reporting info cards, ready for distribution.
What advice can you give to folks in other cities expecting an ICE surge?
What lessons learned of things that worked or didn’t work?
What lessons learned of things that worked or didn’t work?
January 23, 2026 at 8:10 PM
What advice can you give to folks in other cities expecting an ICE surge?
What lessons learned of things that worked or didn’t work?
What lessons learned of things that worked or didn’t work?
I am extremely offended by this and must protest.
We are training clinician scientists and the n is only 1. To answer the question, we need a much larger sample size.
Put them all on their asses.
We are training clinician scientists and the n is only 1. To answer the question, we need a much larger sample size.
Put them all on their asses.
January 23, 2026 at 4:30 PM
I am extremely offended by this and must protest.
We are training clinician scientists and the n is only 1. To answer the question, we need a much larger sample size.
Put them all on their asses.
We are training clinician scientists and the n is only 1. To answer the question, we need a much larger sample size.
Put them all on their asses.
Guess I should always trust wife.
Not a great picture, but not mold. I think I’m going to rig / 3D print something to hold the iPhone along the right axis
Not a great picture, but not mold. I think I’m going to rig / 3D print something to hold the iPhone along the right axis
January 22, 2026 at 8:41 PM
Guess I should always trust wife.
Not a great picture, but not mold. I think I’m going to rig / 3D print something to hold the iPhone along the right axis
Not a great picture, but not mold. I think I’m going to rig / 3D print something to hold the iPhone along the right axis
But… who you gonna call?
January 19, 2026 at 10:22 PM
But… who you gonna call?
Star Trek, played on a teletype terminal connected to remote computer via telephone 📞 in rubber audio sockets
January 15, 2026 at 8:40 PM
Star Trek, played on a teletype terminal connected to remote computer via telephone 📞 in rubber audio sockets
This one?
I set up a network in our lab in the 1990’s so we could play at night while experiments were running.
I set up a network in our lab in the 1990’s so we could play at night while experiments were running.
Classic Marathon (PC / Aleph One Developers / 2024) based on Marathon (Mac / Bungie / 1994)
January 15, 2026 at 8:31 PM
This one?
I set up a network in our lab in the 1990’s so we could play at night while experiments were running.
I set up a network in our lab in the 1990’s so we could play at night while experiments were running.
Night Driver (arcade version) — first game I begged my parents to play while visiting Chinatown Fair in NYC in the 70’s.
January 15, 2026 at 8:26 PM
Night Driver (arcade version) — first game I begged my parents to play while visiting Chinatown Fair in NYC in the 70’s.
It’s a bit of a mind shift, but after I started using a password app, I changed ALL my login passwords to different strings of 20 random characters and let the app handle it.
My LEAST secure password is my clinical EHR password, because it’s the only one I have to remember and type.
My LEAST secure password is my clinical EHR password, because it’s the only one I have to remember and type.
January 2, 2026 at 8:34 AM
It’s a bit of a mind shift, but after I started using a password app, I changed ALL my login passwords to different strings of 20 random characters and let the app handle it.
My LEAST secure password is my clinical EHR password, because it’s the only one I have to remember and type.
My LEAST secure password is my clinical EHR password, because it’s the only one I have to remember and type.
Great trolling.
And amazing that 7 decimal digits of precision places Zelensky’s position to approximately 1 cm.
(Excessive significant digits only convinces me that the user is bad at math and common sense.)
And amazing that 7 decimal digits of precision places Zelensky’s position to approximately 1 cm.
(Excessive significant digits only convinces me that the user is bad at math and common sense.)
December 13, 2025 at 9:20 AM
Great trolling.
And amazing that 7 decimal digits of precision places Zelensky’s position to approximately 1 cm.
(Excessive significant digits only convinces me that the user is bad at math and common sense.)
And amazing that 7 decimal digits of precision places Zelensky’s position to approximately 1 cm.
(Excessive significant digits only convinces me that the user is bad at math and common sense.)