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If you ever needed an example of "epic burn"👇🔥

It was wonderful to have ex @HPE_Labs colleague, now Professor at KAIST (KAISTPR) S.J. Lee, visit and give a talk on "Channeling Mobile Computing Innovations into Everyday Health" Thanks for visiting Sung-Ju Lee and telling us about fab research your NMSL is doing.

Today Prof. Laxmikant (Sanjay) Kale visited Hewlett Packard Labs and "charmed" us with a talk about "Migratable Objects: from HPC to AI/ML and Analytics in the cloud" Charm++ charmplusplus.org Thanks for visiting Prof. Kale. Dejan Milojicic, HPE Fellow and VP

Here is one way to count seasons in California, go to Stanford Blood Center, Menlo Park location and donate blood every season. With this, I am a Standford Blood Center #FourSeason donor for 2024.

Tough to compete with the "Birthplace of Silicon Valley" on this one. HPE and HP have a great tradition of issuing nicely done patent plaques to the inventors. I proudly put up ones I have collected in 25yrs in my home office (of course in Palo Alto).

A marvellous rendition of National Anthem of India👇❤️

do-boond-syahi.blogspot.com/2013/01/blog-p… Another horrible crime leading to सिसकता जुनून उफनता खून Will it bring out the change so that we can be free (unmukt, उन्मुक्त )💢💔

TIL about #LotusForPotus How could I have missed it!

When words leave you speechless! Amanda Gorman conjures magic as she strings them, sings them, words...

As 2024 Class of NDSL Interns @HPE_Labs completes their internship, I was reminded of a decade old doggerel penned celebrating the class of 2014! Resposting: 15at1501.blogspot.com/2014/08/a-dogg… Lianjie Cao Yiting Xia Animesh Srivastava Chaithan M Prakash

Annual Palo Alto Art Festival getting all ready for the Sunday Fun.

Stefani Ewell is an unsung hero, working tirelessly to keep @HPE_Labs functioning and allowing us to focus on our research! Thank you!!!

This is what you witness when NDSL researchers Hewlett Packard Labs interpret the term "on field measurements" too literally!!