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Verbatim, from the transcripts: passages where Waterloo comes up on Top Founders, A Product Market Fit Show, 20VC, Another Podcast, Founders
Why the World Order Is Collapsing and American Power Is Rising
- ▶ 7:43 Walter Russell Mead Now, I observed that Napoleon also lost at Waterloo and ended in exile, so this is no guarantee that, that it will be what Trump would consider a happy ending to the whole spectacle, but he is a major historic figure who has developed a…
Building High-Growth Tech Ventures in the AI Era with Kory Jeffrey of Inovia Capital
- ▶ 30:15 Corey Jeffrey I started like creating an accelerator to help startups, uh, uh, get funding and, and build their companies in Waterloo.
Why Everyone Is Wrong About AI (Including You) | Benedict Evans
- ▶ 8:09 Benedict Evans And sometimes the answer is, well, no, then, you know, what if Napoleon had won at Waterloo?
He took 3 years to make his 1st sale—then grew 1000x to $10M ARR 3 years later. | Alex Hoff, Foun... · PMF Show
For 5 years he struggled to get traction. Then with AI he grew 12x— in 1 year | Scott Stevenson, ... · PMF Show
- ▶ 4:52 Scott Stevenson They still need someone to explain it to them, so we really quickly pivoted away from that, and at the same time, a law firm, a guy named Todd Bizet in Waterloo at Miller Thompson came to us, and he was like, oh, like, um, our law firm is…
Google Gemini and AI bias
- ▶ 22:37 Benedict Evans If, you know, if you say, I want you to make a picture of a row of infantrymen at the Battle of Waterloo, and they're all black. 2 times in the scene
The Biography of Napoleon
- ▶ 42:41 David Senra Only after his defeat at Waterloo,
Akin Babayigit: How Tripledot Studios Became #1 Fastest-Growing Company in Europe | E1030 · 20VC with Harry Stebbings
- ▶ 54:03 Akin Babayigit And literally, 30 seconds later, they got another text saying, hey, we have a major problem because the toilets are clogged in the Waterloo location.
How to Come up with an Idea | Mallorie Brodie, Founder of Bridgit · PMF Show
- ▶ 0:48 Pablo Srugo Bridget is based in Waterloo.
Stephen Harper: Rejecting Wokeness, Addressing China, and Defending Western Values · Joe Lonsdale
- ▶ 8:30 Joe Lonsdale You guys did a lot with Vancouver, Waterloo became these kind of roaring powerhouses, right?
20VC: Substack Founder Chris Best on The Future of Public Journalism, Why The Economics Of Attention Have Been Flipped & Why Micropayments For Content Will Not Work
- ▶ 6:56 Chris Best Another thing that I did differently is that with Kik, we stayed in Waterloo, which is this town an hour outside of Toronto, whereas with Substack, we sort of came to the valley.
How I Built Resilience: Live with Tobias Lütke and Jon Stein
- ▶ 13:24 Tobias Lütke So we were always in, you know, Ottawa, Toronto, Montreal, and Waterloo, and, you know, Berlin, and Vancouver, and San Francisco, and so on.
1390 With $3m+ in ARR and 300+ Customers, He's Making Digital Advertising Easier for Publishers
- ▶ 1:36 Nathan Latka Net revenue retention annually over a hundred percent with this team of about 60 people between Waterloo and Toronto.
- ▶ 13:57 Nathan Latka And everyone based up there in Waterloo? 4 times in the scene
810: SaaS: With $70m Raised, White Board Videos Secret to VidYard 2x YoY Growth
- ▶ 0:18 Nathan Latka They've doubled their team up to 300 people between Vancouver, Boston and Waterloo.
20VC: How Every VC Firm Is A Marketplace, Why A Large Amount of Promise in AI Today Is Impossible & Entrepreneurs 3 Main Pain Points of Fundraising with Alex Mittal, Founder & CEO @ Funders Club
- ▶ 20:53 Alex Mittal I mean, this could be huge in terms of being able to think thoughts to control machines and going from a lab in Waterloo to, to mass production in like two years, right?