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knowing

[noh-ing] / ˈnoʊ ɪŋ /


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And when companies can build almost anything, the trickiest thing is knowing what not to build.

From The Wall Street Journal

Cursor became a Silicon Valley darling by ushering in what insiders call the “vibe-coding” era—basically allowing non-engineers to build software, apps or websites without knowing how to write a line of C or Python.

From The Wall Street Journal

Just Gronkowski and Paul following Brady’s lead, knowing their job descriptions include promotion as well as performance.

From Los Angeles Times

Annuities also protect purchasers against market risk associated with investing in stocks and bonds and make people feel more comfortable knowing they will have regular income to cover their necessary expenses.

From MarketWatch

The author writes that he has no way of knowing if Mr. White’s claims are true.

From The Wall Street Journal