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>◎//: Welcome users. Cast Member preview testing has begun, error detected in simulation footage. Are you ready? TRON Lightcycle / Run presented by Enterprise opens officially 04/04/23 at Magic Kingdom. 🥏

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Disney Parksvor 3 Jahren

404 error code - footage in question must be seen in person. 🥏

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David Kreppsvor 3 Jahren

@Enterprise OH WHAT I WOULD DO TO GET INTO THE GRID RIGHT NOW! I WANT TO RIDE! I WANT TO RIDE IT AS MANY TIMES AS I AM ALLOWED TO! I AM READY!

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Attractions Plusvor 3 Jahren

@Enterprise We are ready! #TronCoaster

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Stumpsvor 3 Jahren

@Enterprise There's been reports this is the least size-inclusive ride a US Disney park has ever built. People of average size are unable to fit into the restraint system, which rumors say wasn't modified from its Chinese prototype. And not all trains have modified seating. Any comment?

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AbbySandersvor 3 Jahren

@Enterprise If you're wanting to see the full POV @disneytiktok posted it earlier here

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Creedayvor 3 Jahren

@Enterprise

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Steve Washingtonvor 3 Jahren

@Enterprise Passholder previews?

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El Jedi Viejovor 3 Jahren

@Enterprise Now do the west coast…

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A-meinvor 3 Jahren

@Enterprise @thetimtracker

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Scott Adamsonvor 3 Jahren

@Enterprise Have been on this ride many times in Shanghai. It is a pretty good coaster.

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Here's my conversation all about FFmpeg, the legendary open-source software powering most video on the Internet. In the episode, I talk with Jean-Baptiste Kempf and Kieran Kunhya. JB is lead developer of VLC and Kieran is FFmpeg contributor, codec engineer, and the person behind the now-infamous FFmpeg account on X. VLC (VideoLAN), by the way, is also a legendary piece of open-source software: it's a video player that can open basically anything & has been downloaded over 6 billion times. I think both FFmpeg and VLC are two of the most important and impactful software systems ever created, both open source, and both created & maintained by volunteers: brilliant engineers from all walks of life. Thank you to everyone who contributed to FFmpeg and VLC, and in general to all engineers giving their heart & soul to building systems used by millions (or billions) of people, and often doing so not for money, status, or fame, but purely for the love of building great software and doing good for the world. Thank you to the builders! 🙏❤️ Shoutouts in this chat to John Carmack Andrej Karpathy Elon Musk Tim Sweeney and everyone who is a contributor & fan of open source! It's here on X in full and is up everywhere else (see comment). Timestamps: 0:00 - Episode highlight 2:17 - Introduction 5:35 - Weirdest things VLC opens 9:59 - How video playback works 19:20 - Video codecs and containers 30:07 - FFmpeg explained 51:07 - Linus Torvalds 55:46 - Turning down millions to keep VLC ad-free 1:10:04 - FFmpeg & Google drama 1:29:18 - FFmpeg developers 1:35:55 - VLC and FFmpeg 1:40:29 - History of FFmpeg 1:43:46 - Reverse engineering codecs 1:57:01 - FFmpeg testing 2:01:08 - Assembly code (handwritten) 2:25:26 - Rust programming language 2:34:42 - FFmpeg and Libav fork 2:43:04 - Open source burnout 2:50:51 - x264 and internet video 3:04:07 - Video compression basics 3:11:04 - CIA and fake VLC 3:21:39 - Ultra low latency streaming 3:39:07 - AV2 codec and video patents 3:48:59 - VLC backdoors 3:59:14 - Video archiving 4:05:51 - Future of FFmpeg and VLC

Lex Fridman

501,594 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

Introducing Fintarget 2.0 Change the way you automate your trades by visiting What’s Fresh & Exciting? 1) A clutter‑free screen that feels like second nature. 2) Intraday Algos, On‑Demand: You can now utilize all the functionalities like journey, next week, monthly options and much more. 3) Positional Trades on Auto‑Pilot: You can now automate positional trades on fintarget Set it, forget it, wake up to executed plans (BETA) 4) Backtest Before You Blast Off: Fintarget is now connected with Stockmock.in (Backtesting, Simulator & Builder) . With your purchase of a Fintarget subscription, you'll get Stockmock credits added to your account. 5) Why formulate strategies when you can replicate: Fintarget now makes it possible for you to copy-paste the strategy link directly from Stockmock . 6) TradingView Plug-In Magic: Automate your strategies and initiate entry by triggering from TradingView signals. 7) Deep Dive Analytics: Find your edge, correct your flaws, level up. 8) Automate your trades with 11 brokers now: Trade anywhere without having to switch tabs. 9) Pre-built Strategies: Don't know where to start? We’ve got lucrative, ready-to-go strategies designed for you. 10) Custom leg control: Choose limit or market, auto-switch if unfilled, and much more. 11) Forward-Test Sandbox: Fintarget now includes Forward Testing. Run practice rounds with zero risk. 12) Live runs + backtest credits + forward test credits: Plans starting at just ₹299. 13) Refer & Earn: Refer your friends, get rewarded forever. 14) Pocket-Perfect On-the-Go: Full power, palm-sized convenience. 15) Broker Tie-ups: Now Fintarget is available for use by everyone from @thefirstock and Upstox users 16) Want to start your automation journey?: All users are given free forward testing plans for up to 2 strategies daily. A special thanks to Nitish Narang Stockmock.in (Backtesting, Simulator & Builder) and @thefirstock team for all the guidance and support.
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Introducing Fintarget 2.0 Change the way you automate your trades by visiting What’s Fresh & Exciting? 1) A clutter‑free screen that feels like second nature. 2) Intraday Algos, On‑Demand: You can now utilize all the functionalities like journey, next week, monthly options and much more. 3) Positional Trades on Auto‑Pilot: You can now automate positional trades on fintarget Set it, forget it, wake up to executed plans (BETA) 4) Backtest Before You Blast Off: Fintarget is now connected with Stockmock.in (Backtesting, Simulator & Builder) . With your purchase of a Fintarget subscription, you'll get Stockmock credits added to your account. 5) Why formulate strategies when you can replicate: Fintarget now makes it possible for you to copy-paste the strategy link directly from Stockmock . 6) TradingView Plug-In Magic: Automate your strategies and initiate entry by triggering from TradingView signals. 7) Deep Dive Analytics: Find your edge, correct your flaws, level up. 8) Automate your trades with 11 brokers now: Trade anywhere without having to switch tabs. 9) Pre-built Strategies: Don't know where to start? We’ve got lucrative, ready-to-go strategies designed for you. 10) Custom leg control: Choose limit or market, auto-switch if unfilled, and much more. 11) Forward-Test Sandbox: Fintarget now includes Forward Testing. Run practice rounds with zero risk. 12) Live runs + backtest credits + forward test credits: Plans starting at just ₹299. 13) Refer & Earn: Refer your friends, get rewarded forever. 14) Pocket-Perfect On-the-Go: Full power, palm-sized convenience. 15) Broker Tie-ups: Now Fintarget is available for use by everyone from @thefirstock and Upstox users 16) Want to start your automation journey?: All users are given free forward testing plans for up to 2 strategies daily. A special thanks to Nitish Narang Stockmock.in (Backtesting, Simulator & Builder) and @thefirstock team for all the guidance and support.

Saketh R

48,990 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

CoinDesk's Public Keys at the NYSE 🏛 takes you back to the highlights from #Consensus2026 → Miami in Miami. Anthony Pompliano 🌪 says "75% of crypto companies aren't going to be here in 5 years," State Street's Angus Fletcher on tokenized fund service launching from Luxembourg by end of 2026, and Sharplink's CEO Joseph Chalom on why ETH's risk/reward "has never been better." With Jenn Sanasie. 00:00 Welcome to Public Keys at NYSE 00:14 Pomp on 75% of Crypto Being "Dead and Never Coming Back" 02:30 The Four Survivors: Bitcoin, Infrastructure, Stablecoins, Tokenization 04:30 Ghost Chains and Why Crypto Needs to Grow Up 05:30 BlackRock Is Now a Bitcoin Company 09:00 Pomp on Prediction Markets and ETFs as "Biggest New Category" 12:30 State Street's Angus Fletcher Joins 14:30 Why Traditional and Digital Will Run Together 17:00 Regulatory Clarity as a Stamp of Approval 18:30 State Street Picks Luxembourg for Tokenized Funds 20:30 SharpLink CEO Joseph Chalom on Ethereum as Infrastructure 23:30 Permanent ETH Capital and Institutional Standards 26:30 Why Stablecoins Will Outpace Bitcoin Payments 31:00 Chalom: ETH Risk/Reward "Never Been Better"
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CoinDesk's Public Keys at the NYSE 🏛 takes you back to the highlights from #Consensus2026 → Miami in Miami. Anthony Pompliano 🌪 says "75% of crypto companies aren't going to be here in 5 years," State Street's Angus Fletcher on tokenized fund service launching from Luxembourg by end of 2026, and Sharplink's CEO Joseph Chalom on why ETH's risk/reward "has never been better." With Jenn Sanasie. 00:00 Welcome to Public Keys at NYSE 00:14 Pomp on 75% of Crypto Being "Dead and Never Coming Back" 02:30 The Four Survivors: Bitcoin, Infrastructure, Stablecoins, Tokenization 04:30 Ghost Chains and Why Crypto Needs to Grow Up 05:30 BlackRock Is Now a Bitcoin Company 09:00 Pomp on Prediction Markets and ETFs as "Biggest New Category" 12:30 State Street's Angus Fletcher Joins 14:30 Why Traditional and Digital Will Run Together 17:00 Regulatory Clarity as a Stamp of Approval 18:30 State Street Picks Luxembourg for Tokenized Funds 20:30 SharpLink CEO Joseph Chalom on Ethereum as Infrastructure 23:30 Permanent ETH Capital and Institutional Standards 26:30 Why Stablecoins Will Outpace Bitcoin Payments 31:00 Chalom: ETH Risk/Reward "Never Been Better"

CoinDesk

16,529 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

2026 ROUND in Philippines: OFFICIAL LINEUP REVEAL The wait is over. Get ready to welcome 2026 ROUND ARTIST!🥁🔥 🌟TODAY’S ARTIST: Ben&Ben 🇵🇭 Ben&Ben🌟 The Soundtrack of a Generation Ben&Ben — A defining force in modern Filipino music. Ben&Ben is a renowned nine-member band that has shaped Philippine pop culture with their anthemic sound and emotionally charged live performances. Their music explores themes of human connection, courage, hope, and vulnerability—resonating deeply with listeners and inspiring an entire generation. They are the first and only artist in the Philippines to surpass 3 billion streams on Spotify, and have won the Awit Awards 18 times, proving both their massive popularity and artistic excellence. In 2025, Ben&Ben continued to dominate the scene by topping both the Billboard Philippines and Spotify charts, solidifying their status as national icons. For many fans, Ben&Ben’s music serves as both a mirror and a compass for self-discovery. Now, beyond being a symbol of pride for the Philippines, they have grown into a truly beloved global act. ✨ Surprise! Ben&Ben will also be joining today’s press conference (January 28, 14:00 PHT), offering a special moment to connect with fans via live stream. ✨ Also, discover the world of “Saranggola” MV now! 🌤️🎶 #ROUND2026 #ROUNDfestival #ROUNDinPhilippines #KBSWORLD ✶ ASEAN⋅Korea Music Festival 2026 ROUND in Philippines ✶ 04/18 (SAT) - 04/19 (SUN) Araneta Coliseum ㅡ Repost roundfestival
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2026 ROUND in Philippines: OFFICIAL LINEUP REVEAL The wait is over. Get ready to welcome 2026 ROUND ARTIST!🥁🔥 🌟TODAY’S ARTIST: Ben&Ben 🇵🇭 Ben&Ben🌟 The Soundtrack of a Generation Ben&Ben — A defining force in modern Filipino music. Ben&Ben is a renowned nine-member band that has shaped Philippine pop culture with their anthemic sound and emotionally charged live performances. Their music explores themes of human connection, courage, hope, and vulnerability—resonating deeply with listeners and inspiring an entire generation. They are the first and only artist in the Philippines to surpass 3 billion streams on Spotify, and have won the Awit Awards 18 times, proving both their massive popularity and artistic excellence. In 2025, Ben&Ben continued to dominate the scene by topping both the Billboard Philippines and Spotify charts, solidifying their status as national icons. For many fans, Ben&Ben’s music serves as both a mirror and a compass for self-discovery. Now, beyond being a symbol of pride for the Philippines, they have grown into a truly beloved global act. ✨ Surprise! Ben&Ben will also be joining today’s press conference (January 28, 14:00 PHT), offering a special moment to connect with fans via live stream. ✨ Also, discover the world of “Saranggola” MV now! 🌤️🎶 #ROUND2026 #ROUNDfestival #ROUNDinPhilippines #KBSWORLD ✶ ASEAN⋅Korea Music Festival 2026 ROUND in Philippines ✶ 04/18 (SAT) - 04/19 (SUN) Araneta Coliseum ㅡ Repost roundfestival

ROK Mission to ASEAN

16,063 Aufrufe • vor 5 Monaten

Forgot to post on twitter - my conversation with dax from OpenCode Talked a lot about how programming is changing & not changing. I really enjoyed a lot of the historical takes that Dax has. He's building one of these "agentic coding" tools, so he sees the value in it, but he also has a healthy amount of skepticism. A lot of the core debates about "vibe code" vs "traditional code" aren't new. They already existed in many forms, e.g. go fast break things vs overengineering, microservices vs monolith, testing, etc. I also really resonated with his idea of competition - was probably my favorite part, but there were many great ones! 0:00 - Intro 3:56 - Dax's developer workflow 6:54 - Is code no longer written by humans? 11:32 - Competition, Claude Code 19:04 - Positioning vs Product 23:49 - Will OpenAI acquire OpenCode? 28:02 - The Future of Coding, effort vs impact 37:16 - Code Quality 42:23 - Did AI take the fun out of programming? 45:56 - Will programming skills decay long term? 51:56 - Technical skills alone are useless 58:56 - Becoming an Elite Developer Thank you to our sponsors PostHog and Greptile You can find the NeetCode podcast on YT, Spotify & Apple Podcast - links below
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Forgot to post on twitter - my conversation with dax from OpenCode Talked a lot about how programming is changing & not changing. I really enjoyed a lot of the historical takes that Dax has. He's building one of these "agentic coding" tools, so he sees the value in it, but he also has a healthy amount of skepticism. A lot of the core debates about "vibe code" vs "traditional code" aren't new. They already existed in many forms, e.g. go fast break things vs overengineering, microservices vs monolith, testing, etc. I also really resonated with his idea of competition - was probably my favorite part, but there were many great ones! 0:00 - Intro 3:56 - Dax's developer workflow 6:54 - Is code no longer written by humans? 11:32 - Competition, Claude Code 19:04 - Positioning vs Product 23:49 - Will OpenAI acquire OpenCode? 28:02 - The Future of Coding, effort vs impact 37:16 - Code Quality 42:23 - Did AI take the fun out of programming? 45:56 - Will programming skills decay long term? 51:56 - Technical skills alone are useless 58:56 - Becoming an Elite Developer Thank you to our sponsors PostHog and Greptile You can find the NeetCode podcast on YT, Spotify & Apple Podcast - links below

NeetCode

41,213 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten

🚨 NEW EPISODE DROP with Kalshi CEO Tarek Mansour My conversation with the founder who built a $22B prediction market empire by staring straight at the fire. What he and co-founder Luana Lopes Lara have built, the "future of truth," is nothing short of extraordinary. This episode has some of the most unfiltered lessons on chaos, focus, and founder DNA from one of the sharpest operators I have seen. We talk about: • Fixing the “hole in the ship” daily and the one existential leak that can sink you • Annual roadmaps are dead • Realigning every 30-60 days • Obsessing over the last 10% • Designing co-founder disagreement as a feature • Companies win by betting on asymmetric moves • Aligning incentives so you profit when users win, not lose 00:00 The 'Everything' Exchange 01:18 Co-CEO roles at Kalshi 03:04 Disagreeing by Design 06:43 Beirut Roots and Risk 10:23 Entrepreneurial Literacy 13:37 Chaos as a Strategy 26:52 Desert Years and Never Pivoting 32:15 Weekend Work Rhythm 32:38 Founder Grind Culture 33:08 Scaling Past 150 34:40 Perfectionist Marketing 36:09 Timing The Zeitgeist 40:19 Suing The Government 47:56 Going Mainstream 51:25 Trading Vs Gambling Debate 59:08 Founder Advice Links to the full episode in the comments 👇
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🚨 NEW EPISODE DROP with Kalshi CEO Tarek Mansour My conversation with the founder who built a $22B prediction market empire by staring straight at the fire. What he and co-founder Luana Lopes Lara have built, the "future of truth," is nothing short of extraordinary. This episode has some of the most unfiltered lessons on chaos, focus, and founder DNA from one of the sharpest operators I have seen. We talk about: • Fixing the “hole in the ship” daily and the one existential leak that can sink you • Annual roadmaps are dead • Realigning every 30-60 days • Obsessing over the last 10% • Designing co-founder disagreement as a feature • Companies win by betting on asymmetric moves • Aligning incentives so you profit when users win, not lose 00:00 The 'Everything' Exchange 01:18 Co-CEO roles at Kalshi 03:04 Disagreeing by Design 06:43 Beirut Roots and Risk 10:23 Entrepreneurial Literacy 13:37 Chaos as a Strategy 26:52 Desert Years and Never Pivoting 32:15 Weekend Work Rhythm 32:38 Founder Grind Culture 33:08 Scaling Past 150 34:40 Perfectionist Marketing 36:09 Timing The Zeitgeist 40:19 Suing The Government 47:56 Going Mainstream 51:25 Trading Vs Gambling Debate 59:08 Founder Advice Links to the full episode in the comments 👇

Brian Halligan

324,945 Aufrufe • vor 10 Tagen

At the beginning of February, I interviewed Lieutenant Colonel Yevhen Bespalov, the commander of Ukraine's 38th Marine Brigade with Francis Farrell and KI Insights. (00:20) What is the current situation in Myrnohrad? (03:24) Has the brigade been fighting from an encirclement and how do you conduct rotations? (04:13) How are logistics maintained? (05:27) Role of Russia's Rubicon Center (06:20) Russia's manpower advantage (06:55) How long does it take for Marines to enter and exit the city and how long do they stay on position? (07:54) How did the battle for Myrnohrad develop? (09:05) Russian forces targeted logistics and UAV positions (10:15) Assessment of Russian losses (11:27) What percentage of casualties are caused by UAVs? (12:20) Example of a Russian assault that was repelled because it was detected by infantry, not UAVs (13:50) Are infantry vs infantry engagements common? (15:30) Role of Russian glide bombs (15:50) How many FPVs and Molniya do you face per day? (16:12) Role of artillery (17:00) Role of Rubicon (17:55) Do they target your UAV teams? (18:35) How many UAVs are lost per day conducting logistics? (19:14) Ratio of the number of Russian and Ukrainian FPV and Mavic teams (20:58) How are casualty evacuations conducted? (22:10) Is Russia conducting casualty evacuations? (23:05) What motivates Russian soldiers? (24:38) Are assaults conducted exclusively by assault units or also by motorized rifle companies? (25:00) How much training do Russian soldiers receive? (25:15) What lessons should NATO militaries learn from the war?
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At the beginning of February, I interviewed Lieutenant Colonel Yevhen Bespalov, the commander of Ukraine's 38th Marine Brigade with Francis Farrell and KI Insights. (00:20) What is the current situation in Myrnohrad? (03:24) Has the brigade been fighting from an encirclement and how do you conduct rotations? (04:13) How are logistics maintained? (05:27) Role of Russia's Rubicon Center (06:20) Russia's manpower advantage (06:55) How long does it take for Marines to enter and exit the city and how long do they stay on position? (07:54) How did the battle for Myrnohrad develop? (09:05) Russian forces targeted logistics and UAV positions (10:15) Assessment of Russian losses (11:27) What percentage of casualties are caused by UAVs? (12:20) Example of a Russian assault that was repelled because it was detected by infantry, not UAVs (13:50) Are infantry vs infantry engagements common? (15:30) Role of Russian glide bombs (15:50) How many FPVs and Molniya do you face per day? (16:12) Role of artillery (17:00) Role of Rubicon (17:55) Do they target your UAV teams? (18:35) How many UAVs are lost per day conducting logistics? (19:14) Ratio of the number of Russian and Ukrainian FPV and Mavic teams (20:58) How are casualty evacuations conducted? (22:10) Is Russia conducting casualty evacuations? (23:05) What motivates Russian soldiers? (24:38) Are assaults conducted exclusively by assault units or also by motorized rifle companies? (25:00) How much training do Russian soldiers receive? (25:15) What lessons should NATO militaries learn from the war?

Rob Lee

141,811 Aufrufe • vor 5 Monaten

40 million users. ₹100 Cr ARR. 30+ apps run by 25 people—all built for Tier 2 & 3 India across 250+ districts. That’s the scale Lokal App has unlocked by building a content, classifieds and digital services business for Bharat. In our latest #HighIQ podcast episode, we sit down with Jani & Vipul Chaudhary (co-founders of Lokal) to unpack: 1. Why they didn’t stop at classifieds—and added services like legal advice, medical advice, wellness, and astrology. 2. Why they gave up on building a super app (and what they learnt from it). 3. How a 25-member tech team runs 30+ apps. 4. How ₹5/minute pricing is driving real scale. 5. Why most platforms couldn't scale digital services—and what Lokal is doing differently. This episode is a must watch if you are a founder building for Bharat. Watch here, YouTube: Spotify: Let us know what you think! #Lokal #HighIQ #founders
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40 million users. ₹100 Cr ARR. 30+ apps run by 25 people—all built for Tier 2 & 3 India across 250+ districts. That’s the scale Lokal App has unlocked by building a content, classifieds and digital services business for Bharat. In our latest #HighIQ podcast episode, we sit down with Jani & Vipul Chaudhary (co-founders of Lokal) to unpack: 1. Why they didn’t stop at classifieds—and added services like legal advice, medical advice, wellness, and astrology. 2. Why they gave up on building a super app (and what they learnt from it). 3. How a 25-member tech team runs 30+ apps. 4. How ₹5/minute pricing is driving real scale. 5. Why most platforms couldn't scale digital services—and what Lokal is doing differently. This episode is a must watch if you are a founder building for Bharat. Watch here, YouTube: Spotify: Let us know what you think! #Lokal #HighIQ #founders

IndiaQuotient

14,920 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

THE LIBRARY OF MINDS: EPISODE 1 - starring Keith Rabois (Keith Rabois) An OG member of the PayPal Mafia, co-founder at OpenDoor, Managing Director at Khosla Ventures, and one of Delphi's earliest believers. We discuss: • Lessons learned building PayPal, LinkedIn, Square, $OPEN & more • Early career inflections: from litigation to Silicon Valley operator • Why joining great teams is underrated, especially vs. starting your own company • The new physics of AI startups (and org design mistakes to avoid) • Why stretching & Slack are actually bad for you Plus: What makes a winning office culture, advice for scaling from 20 to 100, building moats in AI, and why vacations might be overrated. (00:00) — Intro (00:56) — Who is Keith (03:13) — Can you judge a startup by its office? (04:28) — Litigator to PayPal Mafia, zero business experience (08:52) — Start a company, or work for someone great? (11:15) — All-nighters and culture at PayPal (13:03) — Do vacations mean you hate your life? (16:05) — Square’s zero-defect rule (17:23) — Speed of adaptability vs. speed of execution (21:35) — Is AI sustaining or disruptive? (25:53) — Why stress is good for you (28:14) — Building moats in AI (30:39) — The downside of Slack
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THE LIBRARY OF MINDS: EPISODE 1 - starring Keith Rabois (Keith Rabois) An OG member of the PayPal Mafia, co-founder at OpenDoor, Managing Director at Khosla Ventures, and one of Delphi's earliest believers. We discuss: • Lessons learned building PayPal, LinkedIn, Square, $OPEN & more • Early career inflections: from litigation to Silicon Valley operator • Why joining great teams is underrated, especially vs. starting your own company • The new physics of AI startups (and org design mistakes to avoid) • Why stretching & Slack are actually bad for you Plus: What makes a winning office culture, advice for scaling from 20 to 100, building moats in AI, and why vacations might be overrated. (00:00) — Intro (00:56) — Who is Keith (03:13) — Can you judge a startup by its office? (04:28) — Litigator to PayPal Mafia, zero business experience (08:52) — Start a company, or work for someone great? (11:15) — All-nighters and culture at PayPal (13:03) — Do vacations mean you hate your life? (16:05) — Square’s zero-defect rule (17:23) — Speed of adaptability vs. speed of execution (21:35) — Is AI sustaining or disruptive? (25:53) — Why stress is good for you (28:14) — Building moats in AI (30:39) — The downside of Slack

Dara

520,350 Aufrufe • vor 9 Monaten