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The outcome is a brilliant profile about a phenomenal investor. Find the profile on our website, joincolossus.com, and in the show notes of this episode. Now please enjoy my excellent conversation with Neil Mada. I think I have to ask about your gran
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Yuri broke that mental model for me. And he was the first one I remember making a large scale category defining investment in a category defining company that was so obviously going to change the world. The way he built DST, the number of correct dec
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If someone focuses on pleasing their readers or viewers with attractive headlines, maybe we can compromise a little. But if there's a hidden motive or if things are intentionally twisted to serve an agenda, that's a serious issue worth worrying about
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It leads to a clear cut policy vision. I specifically pay close attention to such constructive criticism. In fact, I actively welcome it. Regarding your point about journalistic headlines, if someone's attracted by catchy headlines or plays with word
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...or Neil Mehta, they went from being emerging to being franchise. Yeah. And that's why we backed you and, like, Gil, or Zev, Ray Tanzan. There's, like, the OG, like, older and then but then the Lockheed Grooms, the Josh Buckleys, the CEOs like Jack Al
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...Mehta. Hadley Harris. Vic Singh. We started Eniac in 2009. With more than eighty years of combined experience building our own companies. We now lead seed rounds and bold founders who use code to create transformational companies. Starting a company
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...Mehta, Leaf Excel, Dan Rose, Thomas Lafont, Chase Coleman, Santo Politi, and then I got a bunch of operators. Jerry Yang who founded Yahoo, Frederick Kress who founded Okta. I ended up getting four institutional LPs in Fund one. Those four institutio
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...former president of AT and T cybersecurity and current partner and cofounder at Ballistic Ventures, the cybersecurity focused VC that incubated Witness dot ai. Rick, Barmak, welcome to the show. Thanks for having me. Great to be here. Really excited
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...Mehta. Hadley Harris. Vik Singh. We started Eniac in 2009. With more than eighty years of combined experience building our own companies. We now lead seed rounds and bold founders who use code to create transformational companies. Starting a company
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...Apruva Mehta. And, Apruva had been an engineer at Amazon, and in particular, an engineer focused on fulfillment centers. And he was in Seattle and actually left Seattle, moved down to the Bay Area a couple years before and started working on a bunch
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...judge Amit Mehta found that Google had acted illegally to maintain its monopoly in online search. This case has been going on since the DOJ brought it in 2020. There's a lot of chatter about how this is, like, a major defeat for Google. It could alte
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...Mehta. Hadley Harris. Vik Singh. We started Eniac in 2009. With more than eighty years of combined experience building our own companies. We now lead seed rounds and bold founders who use code to create transformational companies. Starting a company
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