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Interview with Founder of Daylight Computer Anjan Katta I really appreciated Anjan's unique views and approach in building a new computer company, there are a lot of wonderful insights here.

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Фото профиля Advik Kapoor
Advik Kapoor2 лет назад

@AnjanKatta He has the best vibe out of most founders in recent times!! LFG!

Фото профиля OPEN
OPEN1 год назад

Introducing OPEN, the first genre-defining AAA metaverse gaming experience with top-tier IP powered by web3 technology. Coming to @thereadyverse. #opensoon

Фото профиля teefaircloth
teefaircloth2 лет назад

@AnjanKatta Love the screen story. 100% rhymes with Gunpei Yokoi’s philosophy.

Фото профиля Navkuran Ghuman
Navkuran Ghuman2 лет назад

@AnjanKatta This moment was hilarious

Фото профиля Diego
Diego2 лет назад

@AnjanKatta anjan is awesome

Фото профиля mopar
mopar2 лет назад

@AnjanKatta It’s interesting to see all the negativity in your comments, but this is the first founder who is doing something really bold that my bullshit meter isn’t going off for. He’s not purporting the device can do anything, just building on principles and opening up what’s possible

Фото профиля Dmitry Golomidov
Dmitry Golomidov2 лет назад

@AnjanKatta brilliant....

Фото профиля Ashok Chahar
Ashok Chahar2 лет назад

@daylightco @AnjanKatta Great insights..not buying the tablet yet as I have new galaxy tab and kindle too...I would be due for a phone upgrade in couple of years and hopefully by that time they have their phone out.

Фото профиля Renato Stefani
Renato Stefani2 лет назад

@AnjanKatta guys, thanks for this video! such a good vibe from a company and founder that REALLY are pushing humanity forward asking the right questions. I cannot express how ThankFul I am for such a device! greetings from Brazil, and keep rocking 🖖🏼💜

Фото профиля Tauseef Feraz
Tauseef Feraz2 лет назад

@AnjanKatta am i the only one who is getting SBF vibe? 🫥

Фото профиля Rakshith Aloori
Rakshith Aloori2 лет назад

@AnjanKatta This is the definitely one of the best episodes!

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