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...building with VOM, like, having a common ground where everybody can participate in and then innovate together is way easier and cheaper, in fact, in the end to deploy. What's your philosophy for managing a pool of contributors this large? Do you tell
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...Any platform infra person. There are some there are platforms that offer that to you. For us, from security perspective, we wanna build these ourselves. Yeah. But, like, they're, like, the person who built, FastMCP, Jeremiah, like Yes. He's the only
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...building with VOM, like, having a common ground where everybody can participate in and then innovate together is way easier and cheaper, in fact, in the end to deploy. What's your philosophy for managing a pool of contributors this large? Do you tell
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As you think about long term systematic trends in aging populations and the requirements there are around serving that ecosystem, there are huge opportunities on that front. Similarly, in education, as you think about moves towards privatization, nee
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I mean, the fascinating thing about digital infrastructure is for the for the size and grandeur and the kinda global scale challenge we are having, getting this right actually involves understanding things at hyper local levels. So let me give you a
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across the industry and within developer communities, you have to have a special kind of someone to do that. And I think they need to be technically knowledgeable, but humble enough to know that the community is the one who makes the technical decisi
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...this cohesive end to end product business experience is is a totally different thing. Why is the community valuable to you? I I mean, you've always been, like, very committed to, the developer community and to open source, but have you learned anythi
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...a new building block for systems, right, the CPU or the database or the network.
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you know, solve other other disciplines with. Right? Like, we solve grand unified field theory and physics goes away, and then we just go on to biology type thing. Right? So I do computer science. So infrastructure is the stuff used to build the apps
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essential service, you can be very confident in ten years' time. They They've got more earnings and they're worth more than they are today. But the path to get there is not likely to be a straight line. It may have a dip here and there. And so you've
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We're now close to a trillion and a half dollars of assets under management in the space, and all signs generally point in in the right directions. Mhmm. The story under that has been now a decade run shift coming out of the GFC towards more what we'
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...years of building out operational teams and really trying to figure out how do I add value, what kinds of assets do I need on my p and l as a GP to add value to the companies that I'm buying, what lessons are they applying to the infrastructure space
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partner model as like a legal firm or a dentist office or a doctor's office, which is this partnership model where everybody's kind of equal, etcetera. And it it made sense when the market was a thousandth the size. Like, if you think about, like, wh
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