DBTB INT Phillip Meisen r
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Claims that treating time as a primary dimension multiplies the value of datasets, backed by 16 years of practical experience and examples like AlphaGo and Jeopardy that succeed because of human behavior data. Recommends concrete habits: get your hands on data, strengthen math skills, and experiment by breaking standard rules. Points to an implemented developer graph node on devreal.ai that links an interview, two speaker profiles and the Data by the Bay event, demonstrating the networking idea in a small working artifact.
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