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This short document introduces Daniel Burka, who identifies himself as a designer partner at Google Ventures. He signs off by encouraging the reader to "go forth and build."

Hi Belgrade.
@dburka
My name is Daniel Burka.
I’m a designer partner
at Google Ventures.

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1. Hi Belgrade. @dburka My name is Daniel Burka. I’m a designer partner at Google Ventures.

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73. Thank-you. @dburka Go forth and build.

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