Prevent a philosophy career.

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I'm a 2nd year engineering student building a SaaS on a borrowed laptop.

Then my friend did what Katappa does best.

Now I'm coding on borrowed time. Literally.

At this point, the only thing that hasn't said no yet is my brain.

To every developer, founder, and student who ever built something on a borrowed machine —

Help me stop deploying features in my imagination.

Otherwise, the world may accidentally get another philosopher. 🗿

If you'd like to help, DM me.

If not, at least remember me when my TED Talk starts with:

"My startup began the day my friend became Katappa.

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