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My first interview with Danielle Strachman (Danielle Strachman 💗 🐈 💃 🪴 🎸 🎨 🐕) Co-Founder & GP of 1517 0:39 Medici Grants & Thiel Fellowship 5:38 Getting pitched in a frat house 11:52 Hyper realistic stuffed animals 17:30 Finding high potential young people 19:53 Montessori 22:04 Unschooling 25:34... show more

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My first interview with Max Marchione (Max Marchione) co-founder of Superpower 0:22 Injecting things 5:23 Living in the future 11:48 Max’s sleep stack 13:43 Blindly following AI heath advice 18:42 Nicotine 20:36 Pro autism stack 26:29 Choosing to have a positive outlook 30:57 Holding two conflicting views at the same time 33:16 Learning to dream bigger from Masa 35:33 $100B company in 10 years, $1B company in 3 years, $10M revenue in 1 year 37:37 Working backwards from an ambitious vision 40:44 Democratizing access to healthcare 44:30 Why the world is full of 3/10 brands 47:34 Talent is exponentially distributed 52:57 Training your intuition 58:53 The two types of people Superpower looks for 1:06:31 Understanding the US healthcare system through incentives 1:10:17 The first few businesses Max started 1:16:07 Using gene editing to sleep 5 hours a night 1:20:19 Obsessing over revenue 1:22:31 Learning, beautiful products, building a city 1:30:03 Increasing IQ & being low fear 1:32:24 Pushing through when no one believes in you

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E148: Brian Armstrong Brian Armstrong is the CoFounder & CEO of Coinbase 🛡️ Brian opens up about building and leading Coinbase through chaos, burnouts, lawsuits and political attacks while staying focused on the ultimate mission: creating more economic freedom in the World. Timestamps 0:00 Introduction 1:57 You Need Security? 3:45 Who Are You 5:21 More About Being An Introverted Kid 6:33 What Gave Brian The Chip On The Shoulder 11:38 Partnerships: Jupiter (🐱, 🐐) Paradex KAST 12:31 How Much Of Your Mission Is Driven By Your Past 15:25 The Baldness Story 17:24 Turning Bald Into A Superpower 21:30 Brian's Thoughts On Solo Founders 25:26 How Did Your Co-Founder Leaving Make You Feel 29:24 Another Tough Moment In The History Of Coinbase 31:09 Accepting Co-Founder Departure Without Feeling The Burnout 33:00 Partnerships: Trezor Bitwise Sui Story 34:15 How Brian Got Fascinated By Bitcoin & Blockchain 37:02 How Long Did It Take To Go All In 38:47 Creating More Economic Freedom In The World Meaning 44:16 The Role Of Privacy Creating More Economic Freedom 47:23 Coinbase Explained To Your Mom 52:05 Trying To Help But Running Into Unreasonable People 56:40 Lasting So Long Through Wall After Wall, How? 1:02:06 Big Things That Needed To Change Before Burnout 1:05:53 What Do The Audience Not Know About Being Brian 1:10:10 Gaining Self Irrational Beliefs 1:11:53 Something Brian Can’t Do 1:13:15 Things You Were Wrong About That Turned Into Successes 1:15:21 How Brian Felt On The IPO Day & The Day After 1:20:27 Do You Look Back At Many Milestones 1:21:56 When Is The Job Done For Brian 1:23:48 Having A Minimalist Lifestyle 1:25:50 One Secret To Building A Business Plus Finding The Right Partner 1:30:43 The Fundraising System For Entrepreneurs Is Broken 1:33:09 The Role Of Centralized Exchanges 1:35:26 Endgame For Coinbase 1:36:00 Are You Happy 1:37:33 The Impact Of Being Worth Billion On Your Fulfillment 1:40:53 One Thing You’re Holding On To That You Should Let Go Of 1:43:06 The Voice In Your Head Is Saying? 1:45:03 One Lesson To Takeaway 1:46:20 A Belief Brian Has That Most Don’t

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Timestamps of the 47 topics addressed by Elon Musk a few hours ago in Pittsburgh. 1:49 Special guest: Senator James McCormick 7:22 Winner of the $1 million prize 10:43 Importance of registration 11:58 Risk of assassination attempts 13:55 The left is against free speech 17:06 It's illegal to show voter ID 19:24 We want to do exciting things 21:40 Key reasons to reelect Trump 27:14 No wish to do politics but stakes are high 33:02 How to support business opportunities 35:01 Is Elon considering running in 2028? 39:10 Abortion and education around having kids 44:25 Nuclear power is safe 48:42 Be wary of AI 49:37 There will be an increase in robots 53:01 Elon's son will go to college in Pittsburgh 55:01 Protecting children 57:38 Stopping propaganda for children 58:53 Every expenditure should serve people 59:55 Subscribe to X Premium 1:02:14 Optimism grounded in realism 1:04:30 Approving drugs faster 1:08:26 Medical tech should be approved faster 1:10:06 AI and medicine 1:13:02 Solve back pain 1:13:24 Children sex-trafficking 1:15:07 How to handle puppet masters 1:17:16 The more government, the less freedom 1:19:53 Taxes are getting out of hand 1:21:02 Big pharma 1:22:34 New technologies should help people 1:24:50 Ban voting machines 1:28:04 No incentive for nothing 1:30:16 Crypto is good against central control 1:31:09 Many expenditures should be 0 1:33:23 Respect for those who are useful 1:34:23 Aliens must be subtle 1:36:03 Don't damage art 1:37:58 Dogecoin is the most fun crypto 1:41:06 People should worry less and have kids 1:41:53 There will be opposition to reducing spending 1:42:57 The risk is an oppressive totalitarian state 1:46:36 Doing things that are important 1:50:06 We should allow teachers to protect students 1:52:27 Why are some voted not counted 1:56:22 AI will be help people understand 1:57:47 Be loud about your concerns

Timestamps of the 47 topics addressed by Elon Musk a few hours ago in Pittsburgh. 1:49 Special guest: Senator James McCormick 7:22 Winner of the $1 million prize 10:43 Importance of registration 11:58 Risk of assassination attempts 13:55 The left is against free speech 17:06 It's illegal to show voter ID 19:24 We want to do exciting things 21:40 Key reasons to reelect Trump 27:14 No wish to do politics but stakes are high 33:02 How to support business opportunities 35:01 Is Elon considering running in 2028? 39:10 Abortion and education around having kids 44:25 Nuclear power is safe 48:42 Be wary of AI 49:37 There will be an increase in robots 53:01 Elon's son will go to college in Pittsburgh 55:01 Protecting children 57:38 Stopping propaganda for children 58:53 Every expenditure should serve people 59:55 Subscribe to X Premium 1:02:14 Optimism grounded in realism 1:04:30 Approving drugs faster 1:08:26 Medical tech should be approved faster 1:10:06 AI and medicine 1:13:02 Solve back pain 1:13:24 Children sex-trafficking 1:15:07 How to handle puppet masters 1:17:16 The more government, the less freedom 1:19:53 Taxes are getting out of hand 1:21:02 Big pharma 1:22:34 New technologies should help people 1:24:50 Ban voting machines 1:28:04 No incentive for nothing 1:30:16 Crypto is good against central control 1:31:09 Many expenditures should be 0 1:33:23 Respect for those who are useful 1:34:23 Aliens must be subtle 1:36:03 Don't damage art 1:37:58 Dogecoin is the most fun crypto 1:41:06 People should worry less and have kids 1:41:53 There will be opposition to reducing spending 1:42:57 The risk is an oppressive totalitarian state 1:46:36 Doing things that are important 1:50:06 We should allow teachers to protect students 1:52:27 Why are some voted not counted 1:56:22 AI will be help people understand 1:57:47 Be loud about your concerns

ELON CLIPS

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64 Arguments Against Democratic Socialism Timestamps: 0:00 Definitions 2:28 Hyper-individualism 5:44 Universality 9:30 He Who Pays the Piper, Calls the Tune 12:37 Welfare State Turns Humans From Assets to Liabilities 15:18 Against Me 16:25 Trump Test 18:29 Zero Sum Thinking 21:05 Forcible Depravation 22:46 Monopoly Contradiction 25:27 Vilifying Producers 28:03 Competition Protects People 32:03 The Secret to Mass Consumption = Mass Production 34:30 Decreasing Prices in the Private Sector & Potential Competition 39:35 The Myth of the Rational Voter: Fake Power vs. Real Power 50:02 Social Contract Myth 53:29 "Which Happens First?" 58:45 Static Thinking Fallacy 1:03:20 Metrics for Standard of Living & Time Prices 1:07:58 Humans Are Inherently Self Interested 1:12:53 Recognizing Rights as Reciprocal 1:14:49 We Are Not the Government 1:17:29 More Power = Better Outcome Assumption 1:21:19 The Myth of "Free" 1:23:50 Iron Law of Oligarchy 1:26:50 Praxeology 1:37:55 Inequality & Trickle Down Economics 1:44:41 Domestic Imperialism 1:48:56 Regulatory Capture 1:50:48 Abolish the Police 1:53:02 The Empirical Case 1:54:08 "Me Being X Doesn't Affect You" 1:56:01 Material Mindset 1:59:16 Capital Financing Shift 2:00:30 The Value of the Capitalist 2:03:47 Opposition to Voluntary Solutions 2:07:45 Apartheid Entitlement 2:14:36 Democracy and Delegating Rights 2:17:02 The Expert Problem 2:23:45 Capitalist Time Preference 2:31:41 Capitalist Productivity 2:34:15 Self-Ownership 2:38:15 Who Defines What "Service X" is? 2:41:57 Inevitability of Scarcity 2:46:35 The Angel Argument 2:49:04 The Crimes of the 99% 2:51:09 "Poverty Causes Crime" 2:53:04 Intentions Over Results 2:57:41 Free Association = The Ultimate "Check and Balance" 3:00:31 Surplus Value 3:04:39 Firms Reduce Transaction Costs 3:08:21 Collective Action Problem 3:10:09 Empiricism, the High Cost of Experimentation, and the Difficulty in Isolating Variables 3:12:46 Each According to Their Ability? Need? 3:15:51 Disparities Prove Discrimination 3:23:58 Comparing Theory to Reality 3:31:42 Nirvana Fallacy 3:34:41 Which Collective? 3:39:20 Argument From Tolerance 3:39:50 Prices: Signal & Incentive 3:42:58 Catastrophizing 3:46:43 Stock Diversification 3:48:17 Press Conference Bias 3:50:20 Divorce and Discrimination 3:53:38 Discouraging Savings

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📁 ZENERATION II (2024) ↳ 제너레이션 II 4:04 Countdown start 6:11 Opening VCR 7:50 Intro + Diamond Life 14:07 환상열차 (Out of Control) 17:57 MAVERICK Rock ver. 20:50 Sunwoo Solo 22:38 VCR 24:31 Juyeon Solo 25:49 VCR 28:48 Tattoo 32:23 Hyunjae Solo 33:13 Hypnotize 33:55 무중력 (Levitating) 36:58 Greeting ments 46:53 Bad Luck 48:58 Sangyeon Solo 49:57 Back All Black 53:23 Breaking Dawn 57:03 VCR 1:01:27 Jacob Solo (Summer Time) 1:02:53 Complete Me 1:06:17 Whiplash 1:09:39 줄리의 법칙 (Fantasize) 1:12:16 Kim Deobi segment 1:15:46 Ments 1:20:53 Right Here 1:24:25 Thrill Ride 1:27:38 D.D.D 1:32:30 VCR 1:36:39 Kevin Solo 1:37:44 시간이 안 지나가 (Walkin' In Time) 1:43:04 숨 (Horizon) 1:46:07 Chanhee Solo 1:47:37 Survive The Night 1:51:23 Eric Solo 1:52:51 Ments 2:02:48 Back 2 U 2:06:33 Hurt Me Less (환상통) 2:10:25 Younghoon Solo 2:11:58 VCR 2:15:18 Haknyeon solo 2:16:07 Shine Shine 2:18:06 The Stealer 2:21:42 Q Solo 2:23:13 WATCH IT (Rock ver.) 2:26:39 Deobis singing Survive The Night 2:29:36 Deobis' banners/slogans 2:33:08 Bite Back 2:36:43 VCR 2:40:04 Nectar 2:43:08 Bloom Bloom 2:46:49 Fire Eyes (Never-ending ver.) 2:57:15 Ending ments 3:28:38 Photo time 3:30:22 4EVER 3:34:05 Saying goodbyes

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23,237 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten

My first interview with Eric Jorgenson 📚 ☀️, Author of The Book of Elon. 0:12 Why Elon outcompetes everyone 1:53 Not wanting to be CEO 6:15 Why there was a 1 in 100 chance of Tesla and SpaceX both succeeding 10:03 Thinking in lost future revenue 11:58 Living with a gun next to his bed 15:02 How Elon starts companies 19:23 Giving Larry Page an early demo of the Roadster 21:27 Why Elon calls people into the factory at 2am 25:01 The 20 people who execute Elon’s will autonomously - MrBeast clones 28:52 Working with Elon is doing a tour of duty 31:18 Creating a grand vision that people can believe in 36:42 How to thrive under Elon 37:30 The Algorithm - question every requirement, delete part or process, simplify and optimize, accelerate, automate 41:38 Setting up a tent factory in the Tesla Fremont parking lot 43:28 How Elon would play the game if he was born 300 years ago 45:10 Empathy for the individual vs empathy for the mission 46:57 Being feared vs being loved 48:38 The endless churn at Elon companies 50:49 Ruthlessness and having a willingness to be disliked 56:08 Creating enemies and chaos 58:37 Shifting SpaceX’s focus from Mars to building a base on the Moon 1:00:07 Justifying Tesla’s valuation by reseting the vision 1:02:21 The S-Curve of ambition - colonizing planets, Starlink, Terafab 1:04:44 Throwing billions of dollars behind new companies 1:06:22 A great team is just the sum of the individual vectors 1:11:09 The idiot index at an industry-scale 1:13:53 Why it’s critical for space companies to control launch 1:15:44 Thinking in limits 1:18:47 Expanding the vision until no one can measure it 1:23:41 Internalizing pain and dealing with setbacks 1:26:03 The evolution of Elon’s operating philosophy over the last 30 years 1:27:37 Effectiveness

My first interview with Eric Jorgenson 📚 ☀️, Author of The Book of Elon. 0:12 Why Elon outcompetes everyone 1:53 Not wanting to be CEO 6:15 Why there was a 1 in 100 chance of Tesla and SpaceX both succeeding 10:03 Thinking in lost future revenue 11:58 Living with a gun next to his bed 15:02 How Elon starts companies 19:23 Giving Larry Page an early demo of the Roadster 21:27 Why Elon calls people into the factory at 2am 25:01 The 20 people who execute Elon’s will autonomously - MrBeast clones 28:52 Working with Elon is doing a tour of duty 31:18 Creating a grand vision that people can believe in 36:42 How to thrive under Elon 37:30 The Algorithm - question every requirement, delete part or process, simplify and optimize, accelerate, automate 41:38 Setting up a tent factory in the Tesla Fremont parking lot 43:28 How Elon would play the game if he was born 300 years ago 45:10 Empathy for the individual vs empathy for the mission 46:57 Being feared vs being loved 48:38 The endless churn at Elon companies 50:49 Ruthlessness and having a willingness to be disliked 56:08 Creating enemies and chaos 58:37 Shifting SpaceX’s focus from Mars to building a base on the Moon 1:00:07 Justifying Tesla’s valuation by reseting the vision 1:02:21 The S-Curve of ambition - colonizing planets, Starlink, Terafab 1:04:44 Throwing billions of dollars behind new companies 1:06:22 A great team is just the sum of the individual vectors 1:11:09 The idiot index at an industry-scale 1:13:53 Why it’s critical for space companies to control launch 1:15:44 Thinking in limits 1:18:47 Expanding the vision until no one can measure it 1:23:41 Internalizing pain and dealing with setbacks 1:26:03 The evolution of Elon’s operating philosophy over the last 30 years 1:27:37 Effectiveness

Ti Morse

126,252 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten

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

438,150 Aufrufe • vor 5 Monaten

My first interview with Shaun Maguire, Partner Sequoia Capital. 0:30 How Elon works 8:11 Execution speed 15:40 The 15 levels of mathematicians 25:52 How Shaun assesses founders 29:31 Starting the next Bell Labs 32:43 Why it was so hard to invest in SpaceX in 2019 36:26 Working at Neros 42:36 What Elon looks for in capital partners 44:43 Why people underestimate Boring Company 51:37 Stepping into the fire 56:00 Playing CS:GO competitively 1:03:56 Dropping out of high school 1:07:20 Getting renamed in 7th grade 1:14:02 Lord of the flies 1:21:23 How people like Gwynne Shotwell work with Elon 1:25:07 Why Elon is one of the greatest capital allocators of all time 1:30:59 Underestimating Jensen Huang

My first interview with Shaun Maguire, Partner Sequoia Capital. 0:30 How Elon works 8:11 Execution speed 15:40 The 15 levels of mathematicians 25:52 How Shaun assesses founders 29:31 Starting the next Bell Labs 32:43 Why it was so hard to invest in SpaceX in 2019 36:26 Working at Neros 42:36 What Elon looks for in capital partners 44:43 Why people underestimate Boring Company 51:37 Stepping into the fire 56:00 Playing CS:GO competitively 1:03:56 Dropping out of high school 1:07:20 Getting renamed in 7th grade 1:14:02 Lord of the flies 1:21:23 How people like Gwynne Shotwell work with Elon 1:25:07 Why Elon is one of the greatest capital allocators of all time 1:30:59 Underestimating Jensen Huang

Ti Morse

296,097 Aufrufe • vor 9 Monaten

My first interview with Scott Nolan, Co-Founder and CEO of General Matter. 0:48 What if Russia stopped selling uranium to the US 4:47 The history of uranium enrichment 10:44 What if he was given $25 billion to turn on reactors as fast as possible 13:37 The US doesn’t have the capability to make fuel for Small Modular Reactors today 14:43 How Founders Fund decides to start companies 19:28 Why you shouldn’t start a company 26:02 Working at SpaceX in 2003 28:10 How Elon drove urgency in the early days of SpaceX 30:28 How it felt when the first three Falcon launches failed 32:41 Figuring out what to work on after leaving SpaceX 34:26 How Peter Thiel convinced him to join Founders Fund 38:53 The most unintuitive thing he learned from Peter Thiel 44:03 Lowering the cost of uranium enrichment 47:32 The idiot index for enrichment 50:18 Vertically integrating vs using existing supply chains 53:44 The idiot index for timelines 59:13 Taking risk to pull in schedule: current burn vs future revenue 1:02:44 Choosing where to put their first enrichment facility 1:05:42 Maintaining maniacal urgency with multi-decade timelines 1:09:10 How a war with China will impact our ability to produce energy 1:14:06 What conventional wisdom gets wrong about building this type of company 1:17:48 The AI data center boom requires nuclear 1:21:02 Why SpaceX switched from an ablative engine to a regeneratively cooled all metal engine 1:25:08 How Elon makes nonobvious decisions 1:29:59 Don’t focus on problems that are already getting solved

My first interview with Scott Nolan, Co-Founder and CEO of General Matter. 0:48 What if Russia stopped selling uranium to the US 4:47 The history of uranium enrichment 10:44 What if he was given $25 billion to turn on reactors as fast as possible 13:37 The US doesn’t have the capability to make fuel for Small Modular Reactors today 14:43 How Founders Fund decides to start companies 19:28 Why you shouldn’t start a company 26:02 Working at SpaceX in 2003 28:10 How Elon drove urgency in the early days of SpaceX 30:28 How it felt when the first three Falcon launches failed 32:41 Figuring out what to work on after leaving SpaceX 34:26 How Peter Thiel convinced him to join Founders Fund 38:53 The most unintuitive thing he learned from Peter Thiel 44:03 Lowering the cost of uranium enrichment 47:32 The idiot index for enrichment 50:18 Vertically integrating vs using existing supply chains 53:44 The idiot index for timelines 59:13 Taking risk to pull in schedule: current burn vs future revenue 1:02:44 Choosing where to put their first enrichment facility 1:05:42 Maintaining maniacal urgency with multi-decade timelines 1:09:10 How a war with China will impact our ability to produce energy 1:14:06 What conventional wisdom gets wrong about building this type of company 1:17:48 The AI data center boom requires nuclear 1:21:02 Why SpaceX switched from an ablative engine to a regeneratively cooled all metal engine 1:25:08 How Elon makes nonobvious decisions 1:29:59 Don’t focus on problems that are already getting solved

Ti Morse

28,058 Aufrufe • vor 5 Monaten

I literally got The Lean Startup Guy to give a masterclass on how to build AI companies: 0:00 - The Eric Ries masterclass begins 2:57 - Why OpenAI keeps almost dying 6:27 - Dario's secret weapon at Anthropic 9:19 - The 4 forces of corruption 14:51 - The most besieged person in your org 19:22 - Success is like taking heroin 20:42 - Costco's founder got fired 28:43 - J&J's $10B mistake 31:25 - The structure VCs have never heard of 40:39 - AnswerAI: 9 people, no managers 44:42 - "Mimetic conformity machines" 47:27 - Live demo: how Eric writes with AI 57:39 - The charter mistake that killed SVB 1:08:07 - Does Build-Measure-Learn break? 1:15:45 - Where to get Incorruptible

I literally got The Lean Startup Guy to give a masterclass on how to build AI companies: 0:00 - The Eric Ries masterclass begins 2:57 - Why OpenAI keeps almost dying 6:27 - Dario's secret weapon at Anthropic 9:19 - The 4 forces of corruption 14:51 - The most besieged person in your org 19:22 - Success is like taking heroin 20:42 - Costco's founder got fired 28:43 - J&J's $10B mistake 31:25 - The structure VCs have never heard of 40:39 - AnswerAI: 9 people, no managers 44:42 - "Mimetic conformity machines" 47:27 - Live demo: how Eric writes with AI 57:39 - The charter mistake that killed SVB 1:08:07 - Does Build-Measure-Learn break? 1:15:45 - Where to get Incorruptible

Aakash Gupta

97,762 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat

My first interview with Shuo Wang (), Co-Founder & CRO of deel. 1:08 Designing Deel To Scale Quickly 3:28 Why Companies Should Go Global Early 7:30 Building Deel’s Sales Team 10:33 Why Shuo Loves Sales 14:44 Pivoting 3 Times During YC & Being Shameless 19:06 Dreaming About Intercom 22:04 Solving Payment Delays Early On 25:11 Joining YC As A Crypto Payment Platform For Content Creators 32:37 How To Make Decisions Before You Have Data 36:30 Why It Was So Painful To Open Corporate Entities During Covid 39:57 Thinking Outside The Box 44:15 Why Covid Was “A Lifetime Opportunity” For Deel 46:11 Deel Speed 47:55 Argentina & Brazil 50:07 Interviewing Deel’s First 400 Employees 51:33 Screening For Happiness 52:59 Creating Ghost Busters (Special Projects Team) 59:16 Having A Co-Founder You Can Rely On 1:03:31 Why Offsites Are Important 1:06:07 Torturing Yourself Into Greatness 1:07:20 Learning How To Run A Business From Her Mom 1:11:26 Growing Up In China With Her Grandparents 1:15:51 Moving To The United States At 16 1:24:13 Building An Air Purifier Company In China 1:30:18 Being An Outsider In Silicon Valley 1:31:08 Focusing On One Product vs. Building Multiple Products 1:32:46 What PMF Was Like At Deel 1:34:46 How Shuo Thinks About Risk 1:37:18 Understand The Problem, Not The Solution 1:42:08 Creating An 11-Star Customer Experience 1:43:44 What Makes Alex Special 1:46:00 Poker 1:46:43 Always Look At The Positives Even In Tough Situations

My first interview with Shuo Wang (), Co-Founder & CRO of deel. 1:08 Designing Deel To Scale Quickly 3:28 Why Companies Should Go Global Early 7:30 Building Deel’s Sales Team 10:33 Why Shuo Loves Sales 14:44 Pivoting 3 Times During YC & Being Shameless 19:06 Dreaming About Intercom 22:04 Solving Payment Delays Early On 25:11 Joining YC As A Crypto Payment Platform For Content Creators 32:37 How To Make Decisions Before You Have Data 36:30 Why It Was So Painful To Open Corporate Entities During Covid 39:57 Thinking Outside The Box 44:15 Why Covid Was “A Lifetime Opportunity” For Deel 46:11 Deel Speed 47:55 Argentina & Brazil 50:07 Interviewing Deel’s First 400 Employees 51:33 Screening For Happiness 52:59 Creating Ghost Busters (Special Projects Team) 59:16 Having A Co-Founder You Can Rely On 1:03:31 Why Offsites Are Important 1:06:07 Torturing Yourself Into Greatness 1:07:20 Learning How To Run A Business From Her Mom 1:11:26 Growing Up In China With Her Grandparents 1:15:51 Moving To The United States At 16 1:24:13 Building An Air Purifier Company In China 1:30:18 Being An Outsider In Silicon Valley 1:31:08 Focusing On One Product vs. Building Multiple Products 1:32:46 What PMF Was Like At Deel 1:34:46 How Shuo Thinks About Risk 1:37:18 Understand The Problem, Not The Solution 1:42:08 Creating An 11-Star Customer Experience 1:43:44 What Makes Alex Special 1:46:00 Poker 1:46:43 Always Look At The Positives Even In Tough Situations

Ti Morse

121,134 Aufrufe • vor 7 Monaten

▶️ Arctic Monkeys Live Glastonbury 2013 [Full Show] 0:00:46 - Do I Wanna Know? 0:05:10 - Brianstorm 0:08:42 - Dancing Shoes 0:11:35 - Don't Sit Down... 0:15:23 - Teddy Picker 0:17:58 - Crying Lightning 0:22:28 - Brick By Brick 0:25:49 - Fake Tales Of San Francisco 0:29:36 - Thunderstorms 0:33:39 - Old Yellow Bricks 0:37:36 - Pretty Visitors 0:41:44 - "Dancefloor"... 0:44:53 - Do Me A Favour 0:49:31 - R U Mine? 0:52:35 - Fluorescent Adolescent 0:56:37 - A Certain Romance 1:03:45 - Cornerstone 1:08:20 - Mardy Bum 1:12:57 - When The Sun Goes Down 1:19:01 - 505 (with Miles Kane)

▶️ Arctic Monkeys Live Glastonbury 2013 [Full Show] 0:00:46 - Do I Wanna Know? 0:05:10 - Brianstorm 0:08:42 - Dancing Shoes 0:11:35 - Don't Sit Down... 0:15:23 - Teddy Picker 0:17:58 - Crying Lightning 0:22:28 - Brick By Brick 0:25:49 - Fake Tales Of San Francisco 0:29:36 - Thunderstorms 0:33:39 - Old Yellow Bricks 0:37:36 - Pretty Visitors 0:41:44 - "Dancefloor"... 0:44:53 - Do Me A Favour 0:49:31 - R U Mine? 0:52:35 - Fluorescent Adolescent 0:56:37 - A Certain Romance 1:03:45 - Cornerstone 1:08:20 - Mardy Bum 1:12:57 - When The Sun Goes Down 1:19:01 - 505 (with Miles Kane)

Portal Arctic Monkeys 🇧🇷🪩

615,260 Aufrufe • vor 3 Jahren

I sat down with Keith Rabois (Keith Rabois), General Partner Founders Fund and CEO of OpenStore. We spoke about spotting talent, the intricacies of founding vs investing, companies as cults, why you shouldn’t stretch, Keith’s requests for startups, and much more. 0:00 - Intro 2:35 - Bomb-Building and the PayPal Mafia 5:10 - Spotting Talent 11:32 - Where Keith is 1000:1 16:14 - PayPal, Regulation, and Law 22:00 - Regulatory Arbitrage 25:03 - AI 27:46 - Keith’s 5 Bosses 31:04 - How to Operate 34:16 - OpenStore 39:33 - Founding vs Investing 42:48 - Requests for Startups 47:39 - Early-Stage Investing 53:46 - Companies as Cults 56:42 - The Future of Venture 1:00:56 - Not Stretching, Engineering Serendipity, and How to Ask Better Questions 1:06:40 - On Keith 1:08:45 - Time Allocation, Self-Grading, Values, Reading and Legacy 1:16:11 - What Should More People be Thinking About?

I sat down with Keith Rabois (Keith Rabois), General Partner Founders Fund and CEO of OpenStore. We spoke about spotting talent, the intricacies of founding vs investing, companies as cults, why you shouldn’t stretch, Keith’s requests for startups, and much more. 0:00 - Intro 2:35 - Bomb-Building and the PayPal Mafia 5:10 - Spotting Talent 11:32 - Where Keith is 1000:1 16:14 - PayPal, Regulation, and Law 22:00 - Regulatory Arbitrage 25:03 - AI 27:46 - Keith’s 5 Bosses 31:04 - How to Operate 34:16 - OpenStore 39:33 - Founding vs Investing 42:48 - Requests for Startups 47:39 - Early-Stage Investing 53:46 - Companies as Cults 56:42 - The Future of Venture 1:00:56 - Not Stretching, Engineering Serendipity, and How to Ask Better Questions 1:06:40 - On Keith 1:08:45 - Time Allocation, Self-Grading, Values, Reading and Legacy 1:16:11 - What Should More People be Thinking About?

Alex LaBossiere

344,926 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren