I took the electric Caltrain for the first time today and found it much quieter and smoother than the diesel one.
https://www.behance.net/gallery/190359367/ExteriorMotoGStylus/modules/1175902253
I took the electric Caltrain for the first time today and found it much quieter and smoother than the diesel one.
https://www.behance.net/gallery/190359367/ExteriorMotoGStylus/modules/1175902253
During July 23 2024 lunch time, I saw the company cafeteria staff trying to fix the tortillas machine that was doling out irregularly shaped portions which I commented to be still edible and uniquely artistic.
https://www.behance.net/gallery/205732405/IrregularTortillas
Arrived at the airport too late, with the boarding pass showing “too late” instead of the gate information.
https://www.behance.net/gallery/206373601/BoardingPassTooLate
During the pandemic I listened to a podcast about the importance of minority-owned banks and decided to put some money in the form of CD in one, with very low interest rates around that time.
When the CD matured a few years later, the bank continued with that low rate even though the interest rates had become significantly higher due to inflation.
This made me realized that banks are banks, and they are not necessarily better for their customers just because they have a different kind of ownership.
So I closed my account in the next CD maturity event.
The online banking system actually didn’t allow me to do that; fortunately their customer service was great and I was able to talked to a very nice (and obviously minority) agent to close the account.
I usually prioritize hands-on experiences during conferences over recorded programs that I can watch later.
I noticed this satirical workshop on creating an electronic sandwich by etching a real bread with metals so that it can be connected with wires and chips and programmed to play different animated dot patterns.
I went to 5 parties between 5:40 to 9:10 pm today, spending a little bit time, eating a little bit, and chatting with a few people at each:
And took some photos while walking between these parties:
On Thursday right before my flight to the conference, the first author informed me that his visa was rejected and prefers to give the paper talk by playing his pre-recorded video instead of having another coauthor present on his behalf.
We had not received any materials (talk video and poster) on Sunday evening, and it was decided that I would stand in for the fast-forward 10 minutes before the session started.
28 minutes before the start of the paper session on Monday morning we finally received the video. While I was on stage playing the video another co-author brought back the printed poster, right on time for the poster session at the end.
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