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Local problems solved by local companies in an otherwise underserved market, all aided by simple tech.

It is, after all, little different than the dreams for computer aided drug design in the 1980s and nanotech of the 1990s.

Or else we would all be writing assembly code instead of garbage collected, duck typed and compiler aided languages.

My luck was aided by me jumping ship as frequently as I could whenever a good new opportunity presented itself.

Counterwise the Nazis were greatly aided by prior Weimar efforts at gun control, which they of course reinforced once they started getting formal power.

A lot of lives have been saved and aided greatly there.

We haven't had the rise of computer-aided explanation yet.

I always assumed that wifi-aided geolocation used the MAC address of the router.

If data costs and speeds weren't an issue, would we be aided by having a simple and secure web server on every mobile device?

The fansub group had small blobs of explanation pop up every once in a while to explain something, it really aided to the feeling you were watching something awesome.

Erep [1] Computer Aided Engineering Design by Anupam Saxena & Birendra Sahay is cool and informative.

The Great Depression was not solely caused by the gold standard, although getting rid of it certainly seems to have aided recovery (worth noting since some argue for returning to it).

>>These so-called "SAT solvers" are able to handle industrial-strength problems, involving millions of variables, with relative ease, andthey've had a profound impact on many areas of research such as computer-aided verification.

Aided with powerful pragmas so that you can turn off checks for production builds (if that is wanted).

There is a whole chapter about credit scoring using decision trees, genetic algorithms, and neural networks in Miller's 1990 Computer-Aided Financial Analysis.

I used to work at Motorola Automotive and Industrial and our team built the Computer-Aided Manufacturing systems that managed the production lines.