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Descartes Labs builds one of the world’s TOP500 fastest supercomputers and the first system on the list to run on virtualized public cloud… | Continue reading
5-1/2 of these responses to powerful requests are a “Yes” on the Response Positivity Scale. | Continue reading
A slower, perhaps more sustainable approach to product growth. | Continue reading
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Read on for an overview of recently research paper on technical interviews. | Continue reading
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The difference between the the trash-can Mac Pro and the recently announced 2019 Mac Pro in terms of product/market fit a classic exercise… | Continue reading
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For the next three months, I’ll be challenging myself to create three mobile apps and share everything I learn along the way here. | Continue reading
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