Sangram Navale

building: | memory systems engineer @MicronTech

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@flowzonedev There you go, this is how it looks.

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@CepnikMaciej I too hate the soggy part but the salsas do kick in the taste buds though (my mouth is watering as I type this lmao)

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@SellToJapanAI Appreciate the feedback, Kai! I wanted to test out this flow for the launch to see how sign-ups convert, but showing a full preview is definitely a smart move. I'll see how the metrics look over the next few days and might open up a full sample soon! Thanks for your feedback :)

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I am actively fixing some features and developing the next update right now. My goal with every post is to ensure the new version is a major step up from the last one. Feedback is always appreciated, so please let me know your thoughts.

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@milliemyang @kazcostello I lived in Upstate NY (Syracuse to be specific). Apart from long winters, it has some underrated places and there are some places where startups are actually building - Tech Garden in Syracuse for example. I am unaware about other cities within the upstate but do check it out!

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@CepnikMaciej It's expensive to buy protein or whey in México -- can confirm this

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@daleverett @daltonmeon @damienhe @polygres @evokoa_ai Congratulations @daleverett !!

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Currently reading “A Survey of Flash Translation Layer” by Prof. Tae-Sun Chung. A fascinating deep dive into FTLs, their design, and the trade-offs involved in building efficient NAND flash storage systems.

https://t.co/Oxpm4cVkO9

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Rejected by SPC, but grateful I took the shot and shared what I’m building. Onwards and upwards 🚀

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@marcrandolph https://t.co/doWx5uCR9P - A guided interview preparation platform designed for systems and embedded engineers to drill low-level concepts, practice whiteboard reasoning, and write code in C, C++, and Rust (still in development).

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@saranormous Nand2Tetris is probably the closest thing I can suggest to you, though it stops well before the modern industrial chip design/verification flow but it teaches you about how chips are made from basic principles. Link - https://t.co/1Cbh2Uxhw8

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@DavidayoAI Number 3 if the startup is in Series B/C -- it means that the company has a very high chance of being in the growth phase and has enough funding for them to pay you (which is obvious from this question)
P.S. This is solely based on what I have researched about lol.

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@CepnikMaciej Totalmente de acuerdo! I am currently living in Guadalajara and I too found that most locals from here are really really friendly. I am glad you had a great time :)

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@krismicinski Congrats Professor!! 🎉

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If you're a non-researcher like me but interested in reading research papers, read 'How To Read a Paper' by Prof. Srinivasan Keshav. It doesn't just teach you how to read papers, it teaches you how to approach them. One of the most useful resources I've found.

Link: https://t.co/FYupW9DRh2

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Introducing a new and safer ForjaCero authentication experience : clean, simple, and secure. Sign in with email, GitHub, or Google and pick up your learning on any device. 🔐✨

Build. Practice. Progress.
Development is still in progress but is on track😉

Try it out: https://t.co/nzEOS5qwc9

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