Cheeky Pint / episode intelligence
Speakers in the public record
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34 published records
01 / belief
“Every time I post a video, I'm getting comments with people telling me what we should do differently. I think that's one of the great things about engaging with our community.”
02 / belief
“I think people are always stunned to hear we build some of the most important components for Specs in the US and in the UK.”
03 / belief
“I think the folks who are most passionate about this technology are also the ones who are going to become evangelists, who are going to show their family and friends, who are going to build new Lenses.”
04 / belief
“I think there are a lot of challenges with the way that the ban was implemented.”
05 / belief
“I think the content experience that our community has is really important, that we've always had fair, consistent content guidelines that we share with everybody so that they understand the rules of the road.”
06 / belief
“I think the same goes for a desktop display or a laptop. I think that's really valuable when you're traveling of course.”
07 / belief
“If we can build technology that makes it that fun, that gets you all the benefits of technology, but with your friends and family, I think that's a huge positive.”
08 / belief
“I do think the paradigm that we all have to operate our computers all day long is going away, and I think that's hugely positive.”
09 / belief
“I think the early audience will be early adopters, folks who are really passionate about technology.”
10 / belief
“I think my general thesis would be that it will probably mirror the way that we've been living for thousands of years, which is the vast majority of life is ephemeral.”
11 / belief
“I don't want to ruin all the surprises that we have coming later this year, but I think what's so exciting about the promise of this platform is that anyone could build almost anything and see it in the real world, incredibly quickly.”
12 / belief
“I think that's one of the most important things: the creative process has to be fun.”
13 / belief
“If you want to have computers understand the world and people, which we think is so key for getting the benefits of computing, but again, also for bringing people together.”
14 / belief
“Building a ground-up operating system on Linux was really difficult to do, but it's way more performant than trying to repurpose Android. We learned that.”
15 / belief
“I think back in, it may have been 2016, 2017, we said the most important thing you need to do is separate social from media.”
16 / belief
“I think because Snapchat is built around communication with your friends and family, because relationships are the number one predictor of positive mental health outcomes, of your ability to recover from a negative depressive event, it doesn't surprise me that because Snapchat's oriented around your real friends and connecting with your real friends, that it has positive outcomes when it's studied by researchers.”
17 / belief
“I think for us, we're really excited because we're so fortunate to be in a software business that has network effects, thank God.”
18 / belief
“I think people are going to reallocate more resources away from things like software engineering, for example, to distribution in order to grow faster.”
19 / belief
“Ideally, because most of our human sensors for understanding the world are on our head, I think that to me is a really good fit for our glasses technology, in terms of the way that we can architect a computer that actually brings people together and fits better into their lives.”
20 / belief
“" Now with half a person's time, half a team member's time, we can build a totally new service and distribute it through Snapchat. That I think for us, as we think about the future of the business, being able to build out a multi-app strategy or more services.”
21 / belief
“I think the idea that we're going to use technology that fully shuts us off from the world, or results in us looking at the world through a screen.”
22 / belief
“I think that's why you see the most recent Google experiment, Project Aura, has a huge compute pack.”
23 / belief
“Not necessarily, but I think the most passionate Snapchatters always have requests for how we can make the product better.”
24 / belief
“We've been working on Specs probably since 2014. I think Glass came out in 2013, I want to say.”
25 / belief
“I think, as I mentioned, one of the big challenges of social networks was that in order to have enough content to drive enough engagement to grow the advertising business, there was a need to add more and more and more friends.”
26 / belief
“I think that that unlocks a whole new way of thinking about Specs and our operating system, Lens Studio, et cetera.”
27 / belief
“The direct revenue business is relatively new for us. I think over the last like two or three years.”
28 / recommendation
“You should get more connections on LinkedIn so that there is content in your feed and your view is that you should separate out the people you want to interact with and having stuff to do in the app.”
29 / evaluation
“In the context of building hardware, one thing I hear from people who do it is that it's harder in the US because of the supplychain dynamics.”
30 / preference
“You have been much more of a believer in the AR form factor than almost anyone I know for a very long time. What gave you the conviction that this is the right form factor?”
31 / preference
“You don't use Android, you build your own OS for it.”
32 / evaluation
“Like Netflix is actually a competitor because it's also a thing that you could do with your time.”
33 / prediction
“There's been a general trend, I think, of businesses directly monetizing, like having their equivalent of direct revenue be more relevant with AI because the inference costs are real.”
34 / evaluation
“As I think about Snap, one of the things you've done well is you've kept it cool, and you've avoided the "ick" of it feeling like it's too big, which again, sometimes social networks run into.”