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Prototype exists to close one distance: the space between the people building the future and the people who back them. It is made for founders and investors, and for anyone drawn to technology, to innovation, to the stubborn work of changing the world by building something real. In each episode, Gavin sits down with a founder working at the frontier, on how technology actually gets built, how a direction gets corrected, and how conviction holds through the days when no one believes in you.
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50 minutes
게스트 인터뷰
영어
미국
에피소드 6 개
2026년 8월 1일부터
episodic
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Legendary Silicon Valley Investor Miko Matsumura has spent his career showing up a decade early. He hand-coded a neural network at Yale in 1990, grew Java to five million developers, and helped sell Infravio to webMethods for $38 million. Today he runs gumi Cryptos Capital, a roughly $110 million f…
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