01 / recommendation
Likes Softwar.
“My favorite example of this is I really like the book Softwar on the history of Oracle and it talks about Larry Ellison doing EBCs.”
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01 / recommendation
“My favorite example of this is I really like the book Softwar on the history of Oracle and it talks about Larry Ellison doing EBCs.”
02 / evaluation
“There's a debate about how much model quality matters and is it the case that people pick a brand and they've been drinking Coke for the longest time and even if Coke… I mean Coke's a bad example, because there was a revolt about the change in the formula, but even if they change the formula people, they still have a preferred brand.”
03 / evaluation
“I always say at least compared to anything we have done, in terms of all the Office suites over our history, this is the fastest in that sense, because it's change management.”
04 / prediction
“A conversational sort of commerce is a thing that people have talked about. And now I think with the work you all have done and others have done, we kind of can really bring the merchant and the end user and have this agentic sort of experience.”
05 / belief
“I think then what's exciting is that again, Pinterest played with commerce quite a few years back, maybe 10 years back. It hasn't taken off as a huge thing, but now if you have all the merchants who are offering their product catalogs as part of this protocol, then social sites like Pinterest and Instagram and Twitter get another run at this kind of commerce experience because you've way more merchant support and adoption for it than you had the first time around.”
06 / belief
“I kind of approach, I think a lot of it as, “Hey, if you don't follow developers…” There are two sorts of things that are ingrained in me.”
07 / belief
“When should you try and staple them and mandate they be used together and when should you not? And I think the classic example for some reason that everyone talks about despite it being quite minor, is the fact that Apple originally only, let's use an iPod with a Mac and tried to use it to drive Mac sales, and then gave up and shipped out iTunes for Windows.”
08 / belief
“The interesting thing that I've always watched because I think we can parlay this into AI.”
09 / evaluation
“We always conceived of what Stripe was building as it was important to build for startups, both because today's small startups are tomorrow's public companies and we've seen that again and again on Stripe.”
10 / belief
“In fact, it's interesting you brought that up because to me that is the killer feature. So the biggest thing we did was, we took this graph that is underneath what I think is the most important database in any company, which is underneath your email, your documents, your Teams calls, what have you.”
11 / belief
“I mean, I think one of the fundamental issues of today's social media and the zeitgeist is you can absolutely lose narrative.”
12 / belief
“Yeah, and I think some of those, for example, the Teams thing, is a classic one, which is Teams was born as a product that brought those four things, like Outlook.”
13 / belief
“The high school we went to, in fact until I would say Nvidia and Jensen, because Jensen has it now covered for all of us between me and Ajay and Shantanu.”