aiming

The video is clearly aiming at basic pedagogic explanation, and it is all destroyed in the end.

This is what organizations like the Gates foundation and also many development aid projects (not all) are aiming towards.

We are having tremendous success in our initial markets, have a huge sales pipeline, and are aiming to grow fast.

What they are really aiming for is exa scale computing, which they define as being capable of applying exaFlops to exabytes.

But tech-wise we don’t think you meet the bar that we’re aiming for a candidate for this position.

I don't expect a Couture-style championship run, nor do I think he's particularly aiming at one.

And how much is just aiming for cheap internet points and likes.

If you're ultimately aiming for a PM role, you can limit yourself to doing a few technology skills well, and otherwise focus on other aspects of product.

You're simply aiming to become an alternative monopoly.

This then allows them to test smaller parts of the logic before aiming the result at another piece of logic and thus building a larger structure piece by piece.

That's not the point I was aiming to communicate though.

Baltimore can be anything it wants to be, but what it's aiming at right now are a batch of far more conservative startups than you'd likely see in the valley.

I think the gain that people are aiming for is "write once, run everywhere." Especially if you're a lone developer - it's one thing to learn the intricacies of one platform (like web), but learning the ecosystems for Android, iOS (maybe you don't even own a mac to develop with), and native desktop apps...