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Interview with the Valo team where we go in depth on hydrofoiling, reimagining mass transport logistics, and being a great team member at a deep tech startup. 0:00 Flying electric boat company 1:55 1st principles of boats 4:25 Sponsor: SBS Comms 5:15 Main systems of vehicle 10:27 Being an... early employee at a startup! 15:45 Early commercial/tech research 19:19 Global shipping logistics 23:17 Production numbers 29:38 From design to hardware 35:13 Size limits for hydrofoiling 46:00 Unlocking waterways 49:15 Small & distributed transportation 53:14 The true of engineering 56:25 Company culture 58:45 Founder mode vs manager mode 1:02:39 Advice for future startup employees 1:06:31 Deep tech pitfallsshow more

Jason Carman

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A big shoutout to this episode's sponsor @sbs_comms

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@ridevalo You are posting videos faster than I can complete them lol

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@ridevalo This will change soon I think

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@ridevalo Thank you Jason, and Ridevalo. I'll watch later tonight as I do with your videos, I even got my neighbors wanting to watch as well

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@ridevalo LFG?!!!

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@ridevalo Oh shit I just got disrupted 😂

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@ridevalo Man the tooling on their boats must be so sick. Cool to hear them talk about their supplier in Maine

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@ridevalo I've always wanted a hydrofoiling jetski, glad someone is building it!

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E97: Gavin Wood : Why Ethereum is Going Nowhere since 8 years (and my solution to it) Dr. Gavin Wood is the CoFounder of Ethereum, the Creator of the EVM and of the solidity language, and the Inventor and Founder of Polkadot & Parity Technologies Timestamps 0:00 Introduction 2:44 Culture in Japan VS UK 6:00 Humour 7:40 Who is Gavin? 9:17 Mission 10:28 Characteristics of Successful Founders 13:53 Developing Big Ideas 16:08 Creative Success Mechanism 20:03 Suffering 24:56 From Theory to Transactions 32:28 Building a Support Network 34:36 Legacy Banking Systems 36:01 Music Engineering 45:08 Childhood Dreams 46:27 Camino de Santiago 49:19 Crypto Fascination 54:44 Web3: The Post Snowden Web 1:00:39 Co-Founding Ethereum 1:03:12 Biggest Ethereum Achievement 1:04:04 Is Ethereum a Success? 1:07:38 Why Gavin Left Ethereum 1:09:48 Polkadot 1:14:53 Polkadots Achievements and Problems 1:24:05 Solution to Polkadot Main Problem 1:28:12 Polkadots Adoption & Communication Strategy 1:38:26 Polkadot Vision of Success 1:42:30 Memecoins 1:45:19 Crypto Integrity 1:49:45 Crypto's Limited Adoption 1:58:35 Identity vs. Individuality 2:07:15 Is AI a Bad Thing? 2:09:27 AI's Communication Revolution 2:25:06 Decentralization Role in AI 2:29:08 Eternal Happiness 2:32:17 Are You Happy? 2:33:52 Meaning of Life 2:38:58 What is Money? 2:45:55 Experience as a Father 2:48:54 Non-Consensus Beliefs

MR SHIFT 🦁

265,222 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

"A week is 2% of the year. The cadence we operate on is: A week is not the shortest timeline. It's the longest timeline. What can we decide by tomorrow?" - Michael Grinich. Michael Grinich. Founder and CEO of WorkOS. The company powering the enterprise adoption of AI. Knuckle Up ↓ -- 00:00 Introduction 01:33 From design-obsessed founder to enterprise infrastructure 04:20 Michael’s year off and what made the WorkOS bet obvious 06:54 Why a great startup idea has to look bad first 09:46 Minimum awesome product beats MVP 11:09 The org with no CRO, no VP of sales, and one PM 13:29 Hiring for curiosity, not credentials 16:25 The "AI pilled" interview red flag 18:25 A week is 2% of the year 26:00 How WorkOS approaches brand 33:00 The future shape of engineering orgs 43:20 Why senior engineers benefit most from AI 44:45 Micro-leadership over micromanagement 49:10 Tough times in the early days 59:04 The reverse Peter principle 1:04:38 Quickfire: red flags, hires too early, and biggest fears 1:10:30 Michael's advice to his 25-year-old self

Nakul Mandan

671,989 görüntüleme • 3 ay önce

My first interview with Brian Armstrong, Co-Founder and CEO of Coinbase 🛡️. 0:25 Crafting narratives 2:28 Bias towards action 4:06 Biggest calls in Coinbase’s history 5:53 Developing intuition for making big bets 7:30 Getting truth out of people 10:04 Being anti-authority 12:30 The 3 levels of communication 14:39 Practicing to pitch w Paul Graham in 2012 16:55 Working w Fred Ehrsam 20:33 Hashing out bad decisions in the early days 22:23 Having a scarcity mentality around people 23:31 Action produces information 27:34 “If you wait for perfect clarity, you’re never going to get anything done” 31:45 Uber vs Lyft in crypto 34:23 Building trust 36:30 Advancing the mission of Coinbase 38:33 Skillsets: fundraising, storytelling, recruiting, sales 40:10 Prediction markets and AI generated content 43:58 How he operates differently than other big startup CEOs 45:18 Solving his greatest fear 48:09 Burnout and running at a marathon pace 51:20 Experiencing pain 54:32 Hiking and getting out in nature 56:54 It’s always wartime 58:58 Defining moments of crisis 1:05:35 Finding the next marching post 1:07:18 Installing ideas in people’s minds 1:10:25 The power of bringing people together over dinner 1:13:00 Action produces action 1:14:10 Backing founders outside of Coinbase 1:15:45 Scheduling 4 week long-long vacations a year 1:18:35 Finding people who raise your energy 1:20:18 Leaving a trail of proof of work 1:23:03 Touching people emotionally 1:25:19 Why we built the Iron Bank of Braavos 1:26:38 Playing an infinite game 1:31:47 Selling brownies on The Silk Road 1:35:36 My philosophy for Relentless 1:38:35 Business is like playing Civilization 1:44:59 Bonding w Fred Ehrsam over video games 1:45:47 Never leave a meeting without next steps 1:49:06 How Coinbase makes acquisitions 1:50:30 Why Coinbase’s best acquisitions were people 1:52:00 Bitcoin is the new gold standard

My first interview with Brian Armstrong, Co-Founder and CEO of Coinbase 🛡️. 0:25 Crafting narratives 2:28 Bias towards action 4:06 Biggest calls in Coinbase’s history 5:53 Developing intuition for making big bets 7:30 Getting truth out of people 10:04 Being anti-authority 12:30 The 3 levels of communication 14:39 Practicing to pitch w Paul Graham in 2012 16:55 Working w Fred Ehrsam 20:33 Hashing out bad decisions in the early days 22:23 Having a scarcity mentality around people 23:31 Action produces information 27:34 “If you wait for perfect clarity, you’re never going to get anything done” 31:45 Uber vs Lyft in crypto 34:23 Building trust 36:30 Advancing the mission of Coinbase 38:33 Skillsets: fundraising, storytelling, recruiting, sales 40:10 Prediction markets and AI generated content 43:58 How he operates differently than other big startup CEOs 45:18 Solving his greatest fear 48:09 Burnout and running at a marathon pace 51:20 Experiencing pain 54:32 Hiking and getting out in nature 56:54 It’s always wartime 58:58 Defining moments of crisis 1:05:35 Finding the next marching post 1:07:18 Installing ideas in people’s minds 1:10:25 The power of bringing people together over dinner 1:13:00 Action produces action 1:14:10 Backing founders outside of Coinbase 1:15:45 Scheduling 4 week long-long vacations a year 1:18:35 Finding people who raise your energy 1:20:18 Leaving a trail of proof of work 1:23:03 Touching people emotionally 1:25:19 Why we built the Iron Bank of Braavos 1:26:38 Playing an infinite game 1:31:47 Selling brownies on The Silk Road 1:35:36 My philosophy for Relentless 1:38:35 Business is like playing Civilization 1:44:59 Bonding w Fred Ehrsam over video games 1:45:47 Never leave a meeting without next steps 1:49:06 How Coinbase makes acquisitions 1:50:30 Why Coinbase’s best acquisitions were people 1:52:00 Bitcoin is the new gold standard

Ti Morse

437,842 görüntüleme • 4 ay önce

Updated: Vocals & Rap - #성화 #Seonghwa 00:00 Still Here 00:15 Wonderland 00:36 Halazia 00:47 Answer 01:21 Cyberpunk 01:27 Wave 01:37 Utopia 01:50 My Way 02:00 With U 02:16 Be With You 02:54 Star 1117 03:21 Turbulence (야간비행) 03:39 Days 04:26 Promise 04:38 Fever 04:54 Sunrise 05:19 Mist 05:43 Take Me Home 06:11 Better 06:34 All About You 06:43 Aurora 06:55 Blue Summer 07:23 Diamond 07:46 Time Of Love 07:58 Stay 08:07 Desire 08:21 WDIG 08:28 New World 08:35 Dreamers 08:53 Not Too Late 09:03 The Letter 09:19 One Day At A Time 09:28 Dazzling Light 09:40 Light 09:50 The Ring 10:04 Paradigm 10:18 This World 10:38 Bouncy 10:51 Not Okay 11:15 The King 11:23 Inception 11:52 Fireworks 12:03 Limitless 12:19 Precious 12:28 Rocky 12:41 Let’s Get Together 13:07 White Love 13:17 The Leaders 13:27 Crazy Form 13:43 Arriba 13:57 Silver Light 14:06 Dreamy Day 14:26 Matz 15:15 Outlaw 15:23 Twilight 15:31 Dune 15:38 Hala Hala 15:43 Deja Vu 15:50 Horizon 15:54 Say My Name 15:57 Sector 1 16:02 Good Lil Boy 16:09 Don’t Stop 16:12 Still Here (Acoustic Ver) 16:19 Siren 16:31 Guerrilla 16:45 We Know 17:00 Empty Box 17:28 Wake Up 17:40 Dancing Like Butterfly Wings 17:49 Work 18:09 Thanxx 18:26 If Without U 18:45 Shaboom 19:01 Outlaw 19:18 Treasure 19:33 Eternal Sunshine 20:03 Django 20:31 Turbulence Japanese Ver. 20:55 Blind 21:16 Pirate King 21:24 Forevermore 22:00 Birthday 22:11 Deep Dive 22:26 Ice On My Teeth 22:50 Man On Fire 23:10 Selfish Waltz 23:25 Enough

Updated: Vocals & Rap - #성화 #Seonghwa 00:00 Still Here 00:15 Wonderland 00:36 Halazia 00:47 Answer 01:21 Cyberpunk 01:27 Wave 01:37 Utopia 01:50 My Way 02:00 With U 02:16 Be With You 02:54 Star 1117 03:21 Turbulence (야간비행) 03:39 Days 04:26 Promise 04:38 Fever 04:54 Sunrise 05:19 Mist 05:43 Take Me Home 06:11 Better 06:34 All About You 06:43 Aurora 06:55 Blue Summer 07:23 Diamond 07:46 Time Of Love 07:58 Stay 08:07 Desire 08:21 WDIG 08:28 New World 08:35 Dreamers 08:53 Not Too Late 09:03 The Letter 09:19 One Day At A Time 09:28 Dazzling Light 09:40 Light 09:50 The Ring 10:04 Paradigm 10:18 This World 10:38 Bouncy 10:51 Not Okay 11:15 The King 11:23 Inception 11:52 Fireworks 12:03 Limitless 12:19 Precious 12:28 Rocky 12:41 Let’s Get Together 13:07 White Love 13:17 The Leaders 13:27 Crazy Form 13:43 Arriba 13:57 Silver Light 14:06 Dreamy Day 14:26 Matz 15:15 Outlaw 15:23 Twilight 15:31 Dune 15:38 Hala Hala 15:43 Deja Vu 15:50 Horizon 15:54 Say My Name 15:57 Sector 1 16:02 Good Lil Boy 16:09 Don’t Stop 16:12 Still Here (Acoustic Ver) 16:19 Siren 16:31 Guerrilla 16:45 We Know 17:00 Empty Box 17:28 Wake Up 17:40 Dancing Like Butterfly Wings 17:49 Work 18:09 Thanxx 18:26 If Without U 18:45 Shaboom 19:01 Outlaw 19:18 Treasure 19:33 Eternal Sunshine 20:03 Django 20:31 Turbulence Japanese Ver. 20:55 Blind 21:16 Pirate King 21:24 Forevermore 22:00 Birthday 22:11 Deep Dive 22:26 Ice On My Teeth 22:50 Man On Fire 23:10 Selfish Waltz 23:25 Enough

Hwanakin

62,764 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

Our conversation with MrBeast in full on X Let's see how it performs cc: Elon Musk Timestamps: 00:00 - Intro 00:44 - Fame 09:56 - MrBeasts Most Viral Video Ever 11:22 - Focus 12:11 - Fitness 14:18 - Stress 15:46 - Belief in YouTube 17:10 - Messages from MrBeast's Past 19:22 - Improving on YouTube 22:01 - Pete Davidson and Tom Brady 25:02 - Social Experiments 27:50 - Storytelling 32:19 - MrBeast vs Netflix 38:15 - Problem with YouTube, Beastification 43:18 - Work Life Balance and the New MrBeast 45:32 - Competition 48:22 - Secret to Short Form Content 55:51 - MrBeast of TikTok 57:25 - Feastables 1:07:56 - Money and Creativity 1:09:25 - Artificial Intelligence 1:12:15 - Voice Dubbing 1:14:25 - Next YouTube Icon 1:15:42 - Ryan Trahan 1:17:27 - Stress and Innovation 1:24:08 - Leaving the Creator World 1:28:53 - MrBeast the Mega Billionaire 1:30:22 - Marriage 1:31:40 - Growing Up 1:37:03 - What MrBeast Watches on TV 1:41:30 - Performance Anxiety 1:45:54 - YouTube's Next Chapter 1:50:58 - MrBeast Burger and documenting life

Our conversation with MrBeast in full on X Let's see how it performs cc: Elon Musk Timestamps: 00:00 - Intro 00:44 - Fame 09:56 - MrBeasts Most Viral Video Ever 11:22 - Focus 12:11 - Fitness 14:18 - Stress 15:46 - Belief in YouTube 17:10 - Messages from MrBeast's Past 19:22 - Improving on YouTube 22:01 - Pete Davidson and Tom Brady 25:02 - Social Experiments 27:50 - Storytelling 32:19 - MrBeast vs Netflix 38:15 - Problem with YouTube, Beastification 43:18 - Work Life Balance and the New MrBeast 45:32 - Competition 48:22 - Secret to Short Form Content 55:51 - MrBeast of TikTok 57:25 - Feastables 1:07:56 - Money and Creativity 1:09:25 - Artificial Intelligence 1:12:15 - Voice Dubbing 1:14:25 - Next YouTube Icon 1:15:42 - Ryan Trahan 1:17:27 - Stress and Innovation 1:24:08 - Leaving the Creator World 1:28:53 - MrBeast the Mega Billionaire 1:30:22 - Marriage 1:31:40 - Growing Up 1:37:03 - What MrBeast Watches on TV 1:41:30 - Performance Anxiety 1:45:54 - YouTube's Next Chapter 1:50:58 - MrBeast Burger and documenting life

Colin and Samir ✌🏼✌🏾

124,594 görüntüleme • 2 yıl önce

Episode 1 of Origins with Jack Altman (Jack Altman): Jack is the founder of Lattice, a multi-billion dollar company. Now, he manages Alt Capital, a $150M early-stage venture fund. He’s one of the most thoughtful and genuine people we’ve had the privilege of sitting down with, and a good friend of ours and Origins. We discuss Jack’s early upbringing, time in college, and going from Princeton to investment banking. Soon quitting, he invested as a venture capitalist with Sam Altman and joined the fastest-growing YC startup... which later failed. This led to the formation of Lattice, a multi-billion dollar company, and now Alt Capital. Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 1:38 Childhood and growing up 5:23 Parents, school and brothers 13:33 Getting into banking 15:29 Jack's wife 17:40 Career & investing 28:52 Building Lattice 35:25 Strengths, weaknesses, and tradeoffs 36:55 Hobbies and children 41:48 Alt capital 43:42 What drives you? 45:50 Today’s youth 49:33 Intuition 50:35 Predicting the future 52:25 Cold email, rejection, and competing 58:27 Kindness and helpfulness 01:00:15 Day trading and stocks 01:02:00 What people don’t know about Jack

Episode 1 of Origins with Jack Altman (Jack Altman): Jack is the founder of Lattice, a multi-billion dollar company. Now, he manages Alt Capital, a $150M early-stage venture fund. He’s one of the most thoughtful and genuine people we’ve had the privilege of sitting down with, and a good friend of ours and Origins. We discuss Jack’s early upbringing, time in college, and going from Princeton to investment banking. Soon quitting, he invested as a venture capitalist with Sam Altman and joined the fastest-growing YC startup... which later failed. This led to the formation of Lattice, a multi-billion dollar company, and now Alt Capital. Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 1:38 Childhood and growing up 5:23 Parents, school and brothers 13:33 Getting into banking 15:29 Jack's wife 17:40 Career & investing 28:52 Building Lattice 35:25 Strengths, weaknesses, and tradeoffs 36:55 Hobbies and children 41:48 Alt capital 43:42 What drives you? 45:50 Today’s youth 49:33 Intuition 50:35 Predicting the future 52:25 Cold email, rejection, and competing 58:27 Kindness and helpfulness 01:00:15 Day trading and stocks 01:02:00 What people don’t know about Jack

Sonith

43,749 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce