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in an afternoon, where it would just screenshot my, my prototypes and pull it back into the Figma canvas so that people could comment on that image, which is fine.

It, it sort of served me at the time.

I don't use it anymore, but, like, this whole process has just been like, "Oh, well, I'm feeling this tension about our workflow.

What, what can I do to solve that?" And kinda taking the next step.

Then you can see I, I started, as I started working in here a little bit more- I started to realize these repeatable patterns about what setting up a prototype meant, what pieces went into that, and I was able to kind of make a canonical version for the agent to have them be able to do it in one command.

Even just for skills, you know? Like I still haven't solved, even in our small team, like how do I surface skills in a way that is helpful and people actually see it, you know?

Is that correct?

Um, it wasn't research per se.

It was, I was involved in some of the international liaison committee on resuscitation science.

So it's all the science reviews that go into the international guidelines for resuscitation, uh, and similar.

And part of that, with the work we did with International Lifesaving, uh, and the medical committee there, was around how do you, how do you measure something where if we go back 20 years, different areas, even within the same country, were using different definitions of drowning? And if you want to look at data properly, you have to call an apple an apple, and you can't compare apples and oranges.

I know that seems very simplistic as a breakdown.

But if we say, right, drowning is, oh, it's immersion or submersion in water, the results of which are either death, uh, you don't die, but if you don't die you might have some morbidity or disability, or no disability.

Yeah

If they have 300 watts, how fast can they go?

Most e-bikes are limited to around 25 or maybe 32 kilometres an hour.

That's the kind of speed that a fit adult can achieve on a standard bicycle.

So I think the regulation is appropriate here.

What's really concerned me are these electric motorcycles that we're now seeing on the market that have a 7,000 watt power limit.

They're illegal to ride in our streets, on our parks and trails.

You can use them on private land.

Did you say they are illegal?