randtrain34

Using a variation of this:

```

for(let j=0; j<5; j++){

  window.captureBtnLeftFunc({preventDefault: () => {}})
  
  for(let i=0; i<200; i++){
    
    if (window.prediction == window.lastKey) {
      
      window.captureBtnRightFunc({preventDefault: () => {}})
      
    } else {
      
      window.captureBtnLeftFunc({preventDefault: () => {}})
      
    }
    
  }
  

}

```

actually got me a pretty linear upward win line for thousands of simulated clicks

they've raised 250m, assuming they lose money at the current rate of 111m in H1, wouldn't they run out of money before then?

Is CLT/NLT/glulam less weather resistant (eg. against excessive humidity/moisture) than traditional buildings though?

absolutely, i3 and i5 Alder Lake is incredible value already and Raptor Lake will improve that even more

and instant grocery startups

I got a referral from a friend that was also an early employee at the startup. I joined mostly because the people seemed smart and I thought I'd learn a lot from them and have fun building a cool product.

To be honest, most of it is just luck. My two cents is to just find really smart and hungry people, look for evidence of incredibly fast product velocity and some semblance of product market fit. For first 50, there's a decent number of post series A startups that should have those indicators.

I think GP was being humorous

not really news given they have 1400 employees according to LinkedIn

But suppose you were unfamiliar with the code, the 2nd tells you what fields/methods are available for "item", and furthermore most IDEs will use that info to populate autocomplete suggestions and such.

even has the same diagrams

+1