Lecture 17 - How to Design Hardware Products (Hosain Rahman)

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·Nov 5, 2024

Very exciting! And thank you, Sam, uh, for having me. Sam and I have known each other for a long time because we were fellow Sequoia companies, and we met in the early days of when he was on his, uh, company journey. So it's cool! So what he asked me to talk about today was a little bit about sort of the hardware journey of building products.

What I wanted to do is

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Lecture 17 - How to Design Hardware Products (Hosain Rahman)

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