If they're grokking Discovery, then they'll geek out when they unwrap this shirt.
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It's something worth grokking if you have a pricing event coming up this year.
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Humans disambiguate bad audio by grokking the context of the conversation, by deploying common sense.
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He loved that intersection and spent his life dedicated to grokking how to make it work.
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He just sits there, grokking it for a while, before breaking into a truly genuine smile and shaking Reeves's hand.
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But what Coterie does is slightly different if we're grokking its model correctly: It offers what it calls "commercial insurance as a service," according to an interview with TechCrunch .
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The key to understanding the significance of the goal is grokking the difference between "electricity" and "energy," which has continually been blurred by the mainstream press (and by some enthusiastic environmentalists).
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Stranger in a Strange Land provided the Manson family with its rituals (water-sharing ceremonies), terminology ("grokking"), and promise of transcendence (Manson's followers hoped that, like the hero of Heinlein's novel, they would gain mystical powers).
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Heinlein's novel told the story of a Mars-born messiah who preaches a doctrine of free love, leading to the creation of a religion whose followers are bound together by ritualistic water-sharing and intensive empathy (called "grokking").
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads I recently saw a tweet that conveyed that straight men who had difficulty grokking consent within sexual encounters typically get a clearer conception of the idea when they are in a gay bar.
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Yet security experts — like the many gathered here at the Aspen Security Forum — have been grokking this subject for quite a while: You are what you post, and what you post could most certainly be vulnerable to all kinds of misuse across the globe.
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Netymology was published in March 2013 by Quercus, and tells the stories behind 100 of the digital age's most terms and ideas: from the @ and Apple symbols, to grokking, Trojans and zombies.
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In 2001, Erives co-founded the Caltech-associated company CodeGrok (code "grok") with Paul Mineiro , currently a Principal Research Software Developer for Microsoft. It was started in Pasadena, California but later moved to Berkeley, California after its second round of financing. In its first three years, CodeGrok developed and used machine learning methods to identify, classify, and clone transcriptional enhancers from the human genome and construct pathway-specific cell-based reporters for drug screening and other applications. The company took its name from the Robert Heinlein novel Stranger in a Strange Land and its concept of grok, which is to understand something deeply and intuitively, in reference to the goal of "grokking" the regulatory code of the human genome.
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