William Regli
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Seeking to use software, hardware, and algorithmic ingenuity to create unique domain-independent instruments.
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- Wanted: toolsmiths
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Wanted: public policies that foster creation of knowledge
New architectures for financial servicesDon't enact laws and regulations that prevent or inhibit access to the facts and ideas needed for scientific research.
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