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I host an online seminar series for one of our research projects, HiRSE and we recently read your blog article from January this year - https://github.blog/ai-and-ml/generative-ai/what-ai-is-actually-good-for-according-to-developers/ and this is a very relevant subject for our research software developers at the moment, we would like to invite you to give a talk in our seminar series. Our project is in more detail here : https://www.helmholtz-hirse.de/ but our seminar series caters for the whole Germany and we regularly have attendees from the UK also.
Likely the most asked but never heard question. Anyway, I don't expect you to drop your email here, but I feel compelled to ask. I suspect the answer is: put effort into it. Which is the answer to most questions. There is a question behind the question or something physiological. and now for the punchline: come visit us, it's likely worth the evening. https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/wiki/Local_Invite Sep 30 Open house and a 5th Tuesday Potluck Oct 7 I will be hosting the next Python Office Hours where we might talk about Python.
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Hello Cassidy, I want to work for GitHub. To prove I can deliver, I built my own version of GitHub Copilot in one week. This 1-minute video shows exactly what I made: youtube.com/watch?v=ij5LJVJD6ac I'd love to hear back from you, and maybe have a quick 15-minute online chat to discuss how I can contribute to your team. Sincerely, Gaurav
Hi Cassidoo, I've been a huge admirer of your Rendezvous newsletter and have been following it religiously. Your insights and content have always inspired me, and I recently took the plunge and started a Rust-based newsletter last December. As this is my first foray into the newsletter world, I'd be incredibly grateful for your feedback on it. Specifically, I'm looking for insights on best practices, actionable tips to make it more engaging, and any thoughts you might have on how to pack it with high-quality resources. I've attached my latest newsletter below, and I would truly appreciate your thoughts and any pointers you might have. https://weeklyrust.substack.com/p/inline-const-the-borrow-checkers Thanks so much!
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