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Livingston: What would you tell someone who was in your shoes before you started HOT or NOT? Hong: I'd say do it. There's kind of a backwards logic that says: when you are young, you should learn from people who are experienced, so later on, if you want to do a startup, you can take the risk. And that's a myth that was created from school. You need
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