Noah Labhart

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Okay, I'm curious about scalability.

And this could come into play, you know, in how you operate DOSI, but also could come into play with the technology where it applies.

I'm curious how you approach both.

Both are applicable to the question.

And, you know, have there been interesting areas where you've had to fight scalability as you've grown?

So as you step out on the balcony, you look across all that you've built thus far with DOSI, what are you most proud of?

Let's flip the script a little bit.

Tell me about a mistake you made and how you and the team responded to it.