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oipoloi

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    Comment #35246997

    I wonder how powerful DAG based tools like airflow are, no loops possibly make them less powerful than finite state machines

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    Comment #35191949

    I hope the journalist who named the article gets a raise

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    Comment #34842628

    Tried out the editor - what do you think differentiates it from others? You mention that customer io 's is nice, why do you prefer that to say braze?

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    Comment #34823601

    I saw your product hunt launch a while back, one question I had was why do you think it makes sense for this product to be open source? Looks like you have a commercial offering - …

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    Comment #33449853

    Saw this on product hunt ( https://www.producthunt.com/ ) - anyone given it a try?

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    Comment #33103182

    I would love to see sales numbers for these shoes too and how they have been changing over time

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    Comment #32918791

    Its pretty amazing being able to see skyscrapers by city. New york is a lot of fun: https://skyscraperpage.com/diagrams/?searchID=207

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    Comment #32781557

    some relevant bits: "Wanted to try using noninvasive recordings of brain activity. And the goal was to build an AI system that can decode brain Those datasets contain the brain rec…

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    Comment #32740094

    Some relevant parts: "After years of designing superefficient transmitters and receivers ...[we].. are approaching the practical limits of transmitter and receiver efficiency... To…

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    Some Relevant parts: "Scientists used a technique called transcranial alternating current stimulation People performed this process for 20 minutes each day on four days, and we the…

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    Comment #32602268

    Some relevant parts: “The launch is significant,” says physicist Paul Kwiat of the University of Illinois in Urbana-Champaign, because it means the [Chinese] are starting to build,…

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    Relevant parts: "They used perovskite light-absorbers and either platinum or cobalt catalysts for the reaction. The platinum catalyst splits water into oxygen and hydrogen in the p…

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