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How did chess become so popular in India? Sagar Shah started ChessBase India due to his passion for chess journalism. It is now a chess media powerhouse with over 30 employees, and millions of followers globally. This is his story. (00:00) Intro (00:44) Chessbase India beginnings (17:15) Coaches in... show more

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Shashwat Tiwari1 年前

@ChessbaseIndia Watched it! Great interview. I'll keep on saying, Sagar Shah is the greatest story teller in the history of chess. Thank you for this one @CSQpod

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promothg1 年前

@ChessbaseIndia They should give a special award to sagar and his team for bringing chess to our homes and dining table conversations

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Hashirama_Senju1 年前

@ChessbaseIndia Sagar sah is the one who popularised Chess among all of us and also inspired many to play chess or just love the game. We all play chess here at somepoint but as we grow we move to other things but love for chess remains seeing @DGukesh and pragg and all gives us proud and joy

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RealWorldInfo1 年前

The media won’t tell you, and woke liberals are clueless: Trump’s roaring comeback is driven by everyday Americans fed up with soaring bills, not obsessed about a dozen genders or the right to a transgender bathroom. #AbookThatChangesEverything #TrumpWon

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Atharva Sharma1 年前

@ChessbaseIndia Sagar is a legend ❤️

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Jimmie Cecil1 年前

@ChessbaseIndia Sagar and Amruta are the best. There's no one else in the chess world who does what they do.

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Sourabh Shrivastava1 年前

@ChessbaseIndia Chess is a popular household board game for centuries before even vishy become world champion. Since, der was no monetary benefits with this , ppl generally play for fun and time pass. Now, since money have come , ppl started playing it seriously hence so many gms now

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Nihit Natu1 年前

@ChessbaseIndia Sagar shah is backbone of chess boom in India in past few years. He is an awesome commentator and thorough gentleman. Glad he got his due credit and recognition

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Radical indian1 年前

@ChessbaseIndia What a pleasant interview this is…

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nn251 年前

@ChessbaseIndia Nice interview!!!!!

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Abhishek G1 年前

@ChessbaseIndia loved every bit of this conversation. thank you Cristian and Fabi for asking wonderful questions :)

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You've seen the story. made over $200k in less than a week. But I wanted to know exactly how he did it. So I jumped on with Jonathan Wilke to get his story. Chapters: 00:12 What is Outbid? 01:56 Where did Jonathan get the idea? 03:01 The launch strategy 05:10 What he did in the first 24 hours 09:04 The X strategy that kept the flywheel going 11:25 The secondary benefit that is giving Outbid longevity 12:44 How he actually built it 14:40 How he thinks about copycats 15:49 Final advice for indie hackers following his story

You've seen the story. made over $200k in less than a week. But I wanted to know exactly how he did it. So I jumped on with Jonathan Wilke to get his story. Chapters: 00:12 What is Outbid? 01:56 Where did Jonathan get the idea? 03:01 The launch strategy 05:10 What he did in the first 24 hours 09:04 The X strategy that kept the flywheel going 11:25 The secondary benefit that is giving Outbid longevity 12:44 How he actually built it 14:40 How he thinks about copycats 15:49 Final advice for indie hackers following his story

🇦🇺 Alex is Building

408,462 次观看 • 1 个月前

He lost everything in memecoins, then made 6 figures with prediction markets! This is the story of Kyle the Writer: 00:00 Introduction and Welcome 01:32 Kyle's Trading Strategies and Public Wallet 02:37 Challenges and Secrets in Trading 07:14 Elon Musk Tweet Markets 14:53 Kyle's Background and Journey into Crypto 17:00 Future Plans and Learning Resources 18:52 Community and Politics 19:52 Tools for Market Analysis 20:46 Choosing the Right Market 21:49 Research and Strategy 24:36 Daily Routine and Market Insights 26:54 Navigating Prediction Markets 32:40 Tips for New Traders 34:17 Final Thoughts and Farewell

He lost everything in memecoins, then made 6 figures with prediction markets! This is the story of Kyle the Writer: 00:00 Introduction and Welcome 01:32 Kyle's Trading Strategies and Public Wallet 02:37 Challenges and Secrets in Trading 07:14 Elon Musk Tweet Markets 14:53 Kyle's Background and Journey into Crypto 17:00 Future Plans and Learning Resources 18:52 Community and Politics 19:52 Tools for Market Analysis 20:46 Choosing the Right Market 21:49 Research and Strategy 24:36 Daily Routine and Market Insights 26:54 Navigating Prediction Markets 32:40 Tips for New Traders 34:17 Final Thoughts and Farewell

Antoine Rousseaux

23,463 次观看 • 9 个月前

David Patterson is a Turing Award winner famous for his contributions to computer architecture. I interviewed him about his past work, thoughts on GPU/TPUs and career advice from half a decade of experience. In this episode: • RISC vs CISC historical debate • Comparing GPUs, TPUs, and CPUs • Is Moore’s law dead? • How to have a bad career • Advice to his younger self Where to watch: • YouTube - • Spotify - • Apple Podcasts - • Transcript - Chapters: 00:00 - Intro 00:42 - RISC vs CISC 12:51 - Compilers 17:38 - GPUs 23:07 - GPU vs TPU vs CPU 32:12 - Is Moores law dead? 38:04 - GPU benchmarks 41:40 - How to have a bad career 49:59 - Courage and optimism 55:56 - Advice for his younger self 58:15 - Outro

David Patterson is a Turing Award winner famous for his contributions to computer architecture. I interviewed him about his past work, thoughts on GPU/TPUs and career advice from half a decade of experience. In this episode: • RISC vs CISC historical debate • Comparing GPUs, TPUs, and CPUs • Is Moore’s law dead? • How to have a bad career • Advice to his younger self Where to watch: • YouTube - • Spotify - • Apple Podcasts - • Transcript - Chapters: 00:00 - Intro 00:42 - RISC vs CISC 12:51 - Compilers 17:38 - GPUs 23:07 - GPU vs TPU vs CPU 32:12 - Is Moores law dead? 38:04 - GPU benchmarks 41:40 - How to have a bad career 49:59 - Courage and optimism 55:56 - Advice for his younger self 58:15 - Outro

Ryan Peterman

14,409 次观看 • 2 个月前