Here we go, updating a resume that hasn't been touched in 5 years! Time to bring it into the modern age. Lat Long Labs didn't make it into YC, but their encouragement to apply again was heartening. LLL has uncovered so much about our world, to incorporate into public policy, academic research, and Search for location applications. We’re keeping LatLongLabs.com live, with volunteer updates. Back to LaTeX, my old friend, to refresh my resume and showcase my passion for tackling complex, critical challenges. I'm eager for what's next!
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1moThat's a cool tool! I hadn't seen it before - its really great. Good luck w the job search, any company would be lucky to hire you!