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20VC: Why Too Many People Give Up Too Quickly, Why You Should Never Start A Venture Without Owning The Underlying Data & Why We Have Over-Estimated The Ability of Automation with Dennis Mortensen, Founder & CEO @ X.ai Oct 19, 2018 · 1 mention

  • ▶ 18:35 Dennis Mortensen I think we'll still have a mix of UIs, just like most of my engineers manage all our servers on the command line on AWS, as in they didn't move into other UIs, and certainly my visual UI designers still sit at a big-ass monitor and use a…

20VC: How The Best Founders Approach Bet The Company Decisions, How to Put Your Board to Work & How To Optimise Strategic Thinking on Boards with Maynard Webb, Founder @ Webb Investment Network & Everwise Sep 28, 2018 · 1 mention

20VC: Why Founders Must Use VCs as a Barometer, How to Make Distributed Teams Work Successfully & The Biggest Mistake People Make Early In Their Career with Dylan Serota, Founder @ Terminal Aug 17, 2018 · 1 mention

  • ▶ 5:13 Dylan Serota So my aha moment was when I realized that there's actually an incredible opportunity to create a company that could simplify this process by thinking about providing a platform that could take on a lot of the large upfront costs of real…

20VC: Lessons From Slack and Opendoor on Price Sensitivity, Why The Best CEOs Are Able To Manage Momentum and Why Being A Board Member is a "Full Contact Sport" with Glenn Solomon, Managing Partner @ GGV Capital May 29, 2018 · 1 mention

  • ▶ 5:27 Glenn Solomon But I think if I think about the last decade, plus the six most important letters that I've seen are iOS, which ushered in really the era of mobile computing, which Apple's iPhone came out in 2007 and AWS where Amazon really ushered in the…

20VC: Greylock's Jerry Chen on The 2 Fundamentals To Assessing Startup Risk, Why Good Investors Have To Be Optimistic & Why VCs Get In Trouble When They Move Outside Their "Strike Zone" Apr 2, 2018 · 2 mentions

  • ▶ 26:41 Jerry Chen Given this VC podcast, I would say that a lot of founders, investors don't think you can beat Amazon's cloud, AWS, but I actually think AWS is very beatable in certain product areas in certain markets, so I'm still bullish in finding… 2 times in the scene

20VC: 2 Levers To Fundraising: FOMO & Leverage and How To Use Them, How To Implement "A Sustainable Growth Mindset" & How To Put VCs To Work For You with Leore Avidar @ Lob Mar 9, 2018 · 4 mentions

  • ▶ 0:39 Harry Stebbings As for Lior, prior to Lobb, he spent time in the technical business development team at Amazon Web Services, and before that was a derivatives trader on Wall Street with Citigroup.
  • ▶ 3:15 Leore Avidar And back then, I was always tinkering with different tools on the side, and I started playing a lot with Amazon Web Services back then. 3 times in the scene

20VC: The Biggest Growth Opportunities for Young People in Tech Today, Why Distributed Workforces Are The Secret To Beating Incumbents & Why It Has Never Been Easier To Operate A Company Than Today with Andy Pflaum, Founder & CEO @ Astro Feb 2, 2018 · 1 mention

  • ▶ 13:42 Andy Pflaum The biggest, I'd say, element of that is, of course, AWS, or the similar services from Google and Microsoft, cloud services, but also the rise of more online services for managing a company.
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