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I wouldn't call that 'mindlessly', faster sequencing is going to unlock a whole slew of new offerings just like 'faster transistors' powered the computer revolution.

And they're still growing (at a rate faster than expenses are), even beating analyst expectations to this point.

We’re looking for fantastic experienced individuals who can work harder, faster, and smarter without sacrificing technical excellence.

He's a smart guy and picks up new stuff faster than most, he just doesn't want to be deceptive.

The job cycle is a lot shorter now than it used to be, and the landscape changes a lot faster.

San Diego's biotech scene is mostly just companies mindlessly pursuing cheaper and faster sequencing.

Past that it's a good assumption it's lifespan is being degraded faster than design.

Sure, much faster, but then we have to deal with investors who probably don't know much about our product.

As a result, our customers unlock data they didn't know they had, connect people and join up projects, and make better decisions faster.

With the style.css fully cached, I'm getting ~15ms faster on the sideband approach than with inline styles.

I find it fascinating that this Clojure implementation is faster than the current best Java one.

They're easier to pick up, and they dry out and deteriorate faster.

So you're making "hardware people" want faster and better what?

John Cage If I had asked people what they wanted, they would have said faster horses" Henry Ford Good judgment comes from experience, experience comes from bad judgments Mark Suster If you want to succeed, double your failure rate.