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20 published records
“The Dream Machine, which is a tremendous history of prehistory, really, of modern computing, ostensibly following the life of J.C.R. Licklider, but really much broader than that. is a tremendous missing piece of history in my opinion. I think in my discipline in computer science, we were not properly educated. We learned about Alan Turing and we learned about some of the technical underpinnings of computer science theory, but the modern computer and the path to it is a profound and fascinating one. And it has particular resonance today as J. C. Licklider's observation was human in the loop computing. And I think we are now in human in the loop AI. And I think there's a tremendous resonance there. The second one is Good Inside, which is Dr. Becky's book. And again, I think it's a tremendous parenting book. But more than that, it does contain lessons for how we think about our own emotions and how we manage those, which I find to be useful in any context.”
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- Lenny's Podcast
“I'd love for you to just talk about what this means and why this is important, why this is something that you wanted to share.”
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“I think one of the biggest lessons here is making it at least feel like you have a lot of say.”
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“One of the things that we go in these reviews with Mark or my team with me, I'm sure, and I'm like, for this part of the UI, I will draw it for you.”
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“I have both those jobs. But today we're talking about stuff that I think Mark really demonstrates really well.”
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“I think early on when we were working on News Feed, you know, Mark was absolutely whiteboarding every single like pixel that, you know, the team had to put on the front end.”
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- Lenny's Podcast
“We learned about Alan Turing and we learned about some of the technical underpinnings of computer science theory, but the modern computer and the path to it is a profound and fascinating one.”
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- Lenny's Podcast
“You have to have a system for triaging the incoming information Getting rid of a bunch of stuff that is on the wrong channel or doesn't matter to you.”
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- Lenny's Podcast
“One of the things that's pretty interesting, I talked earlier about how much, as a founder, I think especially, you have to have tremendous conviction.”
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- Lenny's Podcast
“I think that's a really interesting career lesson of don't assume you won't be excited about something that may come up.”
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“Because I promise you, as an executive, when there's a huge dam holding up the floodwaters, You respect the heck out of the person who is holding that dam up.”
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“We kind of did that to the entire user base because we took what had been wall posts, which, sure, anybody could have gone to that profile and seen and then put it kind of on blast, like on main, you know, as the kids say these days, put it on main.”
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“My reputation does precede me on this point, I'm afraid, which is, you know, I think when I was young, I saw being honest, and I was wrong, by the way, I saw being honest as like kind of a get out of jail free card.”
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“When Mark has determined that the thing that you're working on is the most important thing, there is no detail too small him to notice like uh he will be in a review and in the same review we'll be like strategically i think we're off course and also this one pixel is is definitely wrong you have to fix that like you know that's a big range i frankly if i i'll be a little bit self-congratulated i probably myself may be able to do the same and i think people who work with me often comment that the style of leadership that we have and i think chris cox is the same is that where it's like, we will go high to low on the things that matter a ton.”
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“I want to say, first of all, when the headset came out, we breathed a little sigh of relief because the stuff inside of it didn't represent a fundamental breakthrough.”
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- Lenny's Podcast
“I think we had the largest single-day stock drop in history, followed 18 months later by the largest single-day gain in stock market history.”
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- Lenny's Podcast
“You want to use metaphor? And so for me, it's like, I will give an all-hands And then write a post with the content of the all hands because different people are going to respond differently to these modalities and are going to absorb information at different rates on these different modalities.”
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“I'm a huge fan of that potential for exactly the same reason that they are, by the way, which I think hands in mixed reality make it feel much more accessible to more people.”
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- Lenny's Podcast
“There is today now resources like your podcast and your newsletter that are actually really designed to help people who are professionals in our industry in a way that has almost kind of missing for 15, 20 years. And I love to see that because if you're an up and coming PM, literally you used to have to know somebody and ask them a question.”
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“It was probably one of the most magical things I've gotten to try recently. It's not totally fair because it's also not, you can buy the Ray-Ban Metaglasses, and very soon, I won't say when, but very soon, they'll have this capability.”
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