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I might be a bit late to report it, but Diego Doval's company Clevercactus is running out of funding, so he is looking for the next big thing to do. Technically, Diego did the whole Clevercactus application on his own, which is a hell of a result. What a shame it has to go down the drain because funding is so hard to find. While I know how it feels to depend on the next round of VC, I don't know how it feels if it is your very own company and the round fails. But I do know that Diego is a very smart guy, and it always is a pleasure to have a conversation with him. So if you have something interesting in the queue, drop him a note.

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