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Kunal Shah

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“GPT is my favorite thing to keep asking random questions because now I don't need to really worry about Google having those questions answered around because I can ask the GPT.”

Lenny's Podcast · 24 Mar 2024

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Somebody showed you the demo and you were like, “Oh my God, this is crazy.” And that's what I'm seeing right now, what's happening with everything on OpenAI and everything that is happening around LLM feels like magic and it's Delta 4 because the efficiency of doing things before and after is now showing that.

“Somebody showed you the demo and you were like, “Oh my God, this is crazy.” And that's what I'm seeing right now, what's happening with everything on OpenAI and everything that is happening around LLM feels like magic and it's Delta 4 because the efficiency of doing things before and after is now showing that.”
Speaker
Kunal Shah
Publisher
Lenny's Podcast

02 / evaluation

I believe that the biggest profit making scheme that I've seen in recent times is to tell people to love themselves and they'll pay you money for saying that.

“I believe that the biggest profit making scheme that I've seen in recent times is to tell people to love themselves and they'll pay you money for saying that.”
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Kunal Shah
Publisher
Lenny's Podcast

03 / evaluation

No, I mean I've shared that enough, but I used to not talk about it before because I used to think that I would get some sympathy for that. And only in the recent past did I speak about it because I want people to realize that I was not some gifted kid who had some rich parents who made me extraordinarily bright and put me in great schools and colleges and I made my way through that.

“No, I mean I've shared that enough, but I used to not talk about it before because I used to think that I would get some sympathy for that. And only in the recent past did I speak about it because I want people to realize that I was not some gifted kid who had some rich parents who made me extraordinarily bright and put me in great schools and colleges and I made my way through that.”
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Kunal Shah
Publisher
Lenny's Podcast

04 / evaluation

As a philosophy major, I was a write-off for society. So the reason I'm the rare commodity over here, because you are not considered to be very bright unless you break into these very hard exams and do very, very hard things.

“As a philosophy major, I was a write-off for society. So the reason I'm the rare commodity over here, because you are not considered to be very bright unless you break into these very hard exams and do very, very hard things.”
Speaker
Kunal Shah
Publisher
Lenny's Podcast

05 / evaluation

In the thousand most profitable companies in India, the number of retailers would be probably two or three. But if you look at the Western market, you'll see a bunch of them because it's a consumption market, plus a very high divorce rate which means you're always peacocking again in the market, you're trying to be fit and be cool and all of that.

“In the thousand most profitable companies in India, the number of retailers would be probably two or three. But if you look at the Western market, you'll see a bunch of them because it's a consumption market, plus a very high divorce rate which means you're always peacocking again in the market, you're trying to be fit and be cool and all of that.”
Speaker
Kunal Shah
Publisher
Lenny's Podcast

06 / evaluation

For example, we have a company like Tata that can do salt to car to jewelry to anything and people will buy it because it's a Tata brand, because it comes from a low trust society trusting the brand and not being, “Oh, I'm going to prefer this new brand.

“For example, we have a company like Tata that can do salt to car to jewelry to anything and people will buy it because it's a Tata brand, because it comes from a low trust society trusting the brand and not being, “Oh, I'm going to prefer this new brand.”
Speaker
Kunal Shah
Publisher
Lenny's Podcast
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