Surgical Robots @Neuralink

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Joined December 2010
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Replying to @XFreeze
Neuralink is a much bigger breakthrough than most people realize. Enabling people to control a computer with their mind and the completely blind to see are Jesus-level miracles.
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Today was my last day at Google, unfortunately affected by the recent layoffs I was responsible for making sure Google logs you out when you're late to a meeting
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i want an ipad app built for designers a clean sketch space where i can write notes but also create 2d geometry with constraints, with relations, arcs , dimensions, etc give me the sketch bar from solidworks or any other cad software paste it into a notebook done feels like something @Shapr3D could ship in a weekend if they felt like it
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Replying to @moseskagan
Read the paper, things have never been worse. Read history, things have never been better
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It's not the lack of intelligence, it's the lack of focus that is stopping you.
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Bragging about your wins makes you seem competent, but at the cost of appearing less warm. This paper shows “dual promotion” - hyping up the work of another while boosting yourself (“Our team did great, I started fast & X did great at the end”) - makes you seem warm & competent.
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Including students who took loans to pursue majors that don’t pay off? Where does personal responsibility come in?
For years, student loan borrowers haven't received forgiveness under their Income-Driven Repayment plans despite making payments for over 20 years. I'm determined to fix it. Today, thanks to my Administration's actions, 804,000 borrowers will start to see their debt cancelled.
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Sometimes, the more I think, the dumber I get. Looking back, I've made more great decisions in life by not thinking rather than by overthinking. Not sure if it's luck or the latent wisdom of a gut instinct, or both.
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Manual labor for harvest accounts for nearly half the cost of producing strawberries, and its work that nobody wants to do. Augmenting that with @traptic machines helps farmers grow and expand despite a shrinking pool of labor in the US and worldwide.
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Quick thread on the recent CPI report There is a battle between long-term (secular) disinflation and a short-term cyclical rise in industrial-based inflation The market is desperately hoping the cyclical inflation wins, and it still has the edge for now, but not this month 1/
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