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These are the slides from my Lightning Talk at Hacker Dojo. I was invited to speak at the Hacker Dojo Lightning Talks in Santa Clara on the Operating System that I've been working on for years. It was nice to clear out the doubts and answer the questions that the audiences came up with after my talk. Official Livestream of this event from Hacker Dojo: https://www.facebook.com/hackerdojo/videos/10155534518730547/ For More Information: Mukherjee Theory: http://mukherjee-theory.org/ Official Website: http://subhajeetmukherjee.com/ Thanks to Hacker Dojo: https://hackerdojo.com/
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