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Travis is back.

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Erik Torenberg 的头像

Erik Torenberg2 个月前

They asked if I was ever coming back. The thing is I never left.

Soar 的头像

Soar2 个月前

Atoms now trading live on Soar ⬇️

rosie 的头像

rosie2 个月前

could use travis scott music just sayinggg

Katie Kirsch 的头像

Katie Kirsch2 个月前

LFG!

amit 的头像

amit2 个月前

so epic

Hiro 的头像

Hiro2 个月前

ATOMS TO BITS

Kristina Shen 的头像

Kristina Shen2 个月前

unfinished business!

Joseph Rasamat 的头像

Joseph Rasamat2 个月前

All very exciting, but am I the only one left wondering what novelty he’s trying to show for Atoms? Like, better robotics for manufacturing/assembly/extraction, sure. But do they have anything new to show off? What have they innovated? Dying to know!

Alexander McCobin 的头像

Alexander McCobin2 个月前

He never left.

Travis Fields 的头像

Travis Fields2 个月前

Oh good, I was getting worried I’d gotten too old to make one of my patented big comebacks after being left for the dead!

Anwaar Malik 的头像

Anwaar Malik2 个月前

An true entrepreneur never fails, only learns from failures and experiences. A builder will always build, its in their DNA!

Jack Randall 的头像

Jack Randall2 个月前

this is so well done

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Yasseen2 个月前

He actually never left. He was working on stealth.

Palak Zatakia 的头像

Palak Zatakia2 个月前

Wow.

Kirk Chisholm 的头像

Kirk Chisholm2 个月前

Is this in theaters or just streaming?

Aish 的头像

Aish2 个月前

Travis is such a goated founder 🔥

ramsy 的头像

ramsy2 个月前

Feels like Steve Jobs return to Apple 🔥

Luke 的头像

Luke2 个月前

Let’s goooo!

Tom Hollands 的头像

Tom Hollands2 个月前

Generational

Morgan 的头像

Morgan2 个月前

@Scobleizer Yessss!

Pankaj Prajapati 🇮🇳 的头像

Pankaj Prajapati 🇮🇳2 个月前

Excited for TK, @travisk. Feels like the same energy as the early Uber days.

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Pranav2 个月前

I was hoping to find cloudkitchens there. We skipped that entirely?

Nicholas Chua 的头像

Nicholas Chua2 个月前

holy cook from the new media team

Just another Guy 的头像

Just another Guy2 个月前

I think there’s a huge disconnect between these ridiculous ready made restaurants and founders and the normal person on the street, NO ONE IS INTERESTED IN YOUR 3D printed garbage food, haven’t yall learned from that disgusting Wonder restaurant???

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Brainez Visuals | Max G.2 个月前

woah

Phillip B. Murray 的头像

Phillip B. Murray2 个月前

Hell yeah. ✔️➕

Amy Leyack 的头像

Amy Leyack2 个月前

Have really enjoyed hearing about @Atoms in Travis’ appearances on @theallinpod recently. Really excited about this company and very happy they’re here in Austin!

Samira Behrouzan 的头像

Samira Behrouzan2 个月前

🔥🔥🔥

Sonia Nijhawan Mehra 的头像

Sonia Nijhawan Mehra2 个月前

The man the myth the legend

Harold Bracy 的头像

Harold Bracy2 个月前

If you're wondering "ok, but what is it?" this might be the best breakdown, from the site:

armand type beat 的头像

armand type beat2 个月前

my goat

Nuel20 🌶️ 的头像

Nuel20 🌶️2 个月前

What is Travis?

Robert Bouschery 的头像

Robert Bouschery2 个月前

@grok whats the soundtrack in this video, it's dope

Travis 的头像

Travis2 个月前

I never left.

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Travis Kalanick on starting over after Uber: "I acquired CloudKitchens, partnered with a buddy of mine, Diego. There were six people in the company that I acquired." "You gotta think, the last all-hands I did had 20,000 people. The next all-hands I did had six. And I stood in front just the same, and I'm like, 'Let's go, guys! Let's do this!'" "These guys, they're like, 'What just happened?' They went to work that morning at a six-person startup, and an hour later, the founder of Uber is now the CEO." travis kalanick benahorowitz.eth Erik Torenberg

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