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Road Less Traveled
“Road Less Traveled, I've read more than once. I mean, it's just one of the classic human psychology book.”
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“Road Less Traveled, I've read more than once. I mean, it's just one of the classic human psychology book.”
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“I would also recommend Thinking Slow and Fast, that's the... Yes.”
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01 / belief
“I mean, I think the really important, the reason why I'm doing this, the reason why want to spend time here outside of wanting to be on the show for a while and being a long-term listener is, our long-time listener, excuse me, is there's a lot of amazing work going on at Scale.”
02 / belief
“Am I going to make money tomorrow? So the urgency, I think the biggest thing people miss when they're building new products is the urgency of the buyer part of it.”
03 / belief
“Despite my original story, it's the family treat in the house. I would say that that's probably the top thing that we order.”
04 / belief
“Yeah, I think that's the story he would be referencing. And then, the onboarding of it was crazy because we basically went global with them in six months, and at this point the business was less than two years old.”
05 / belief
“We have the AGI, everything is just going to become AGI, and then there's the skeptics, which is like, "Hey, this is all bunk, this is a bubble, et cetera." And of course, my view is most things are kind of like there's truth in between and some of the extreme parts of the extreme probably correct, but the reality is is that it's very hard to get machine critical use cases in agentic systems where agents are talking to agents to a level of accuracy that is necessary to accomplish a goal.”
06 / belief
“I mean, that sounds like almost daft to say at this point in the market, but if you were to go back three years and think about that from a technological standpoint, a lot of things that we think are trivial now are very sophisticated, and it's a combination of, I mean, the real answer is it's a combination of computational power, model improvement, and data, and all three are getting better at once.”