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bane

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About bane

R&D is what I do these days.

Back and forth in startups, megacorps and everything in between.

Not much of a coder anymore, more of a management drone. But I think I've gotten some good ideas pulled together over the last few decades.

(get me at banehn [at symbol] gmail.com)

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