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▶ 44:04 Matt Penicard And I think it's things like we don't want to sell another deep mine for four hundred million quid.

▶ 44:03 Julia DeWahl Big power purchase agreements where you have Google partnered with, I think, NextEra, or the, the Iowa-based utility, um, to bring on Dwayne Arnold, which was shut down about five years ago.

▶ 25:15 Satya Nadella There's the Google web. 2 times in the scene
▶ 37:04 John Collison What's happened as we've scaled up is we now just have a trust network where we can prevent fraud by virtue of the fact that we've seen most internet users, and so we have a knowledge for what good and bad looks like, and even the fact…
▶ 51:27 Satya Nadella I mean, obviously, ChatGPT is the big one, but there's going to be, I mean, you know, Google's going to be there.

▶ 1:03:07 John Collison Have you guys formalized that like Google 20% time or there are some people are just doing curiosity or.

▶ 1:03:38 John Collison And, you know, Google is a good example of YouTube is now a fifty billion dollar revenue business, and I believe they literally had no revenue. 6 times in the scene
▶ 1:03:58 John Collison You know, there were acquisitions that became Google Maps and separately Google Earth and, uh, you know, Google Docs and all this kind of stuff.
▶ 1:03:58 John Collison You know, there were acquisitions that became Google Maps and separately Google Earth and, uh, you know, Google Docs and all this kind of stuff.
▶ 1:03:58 John Collison You know, there were acquisitions that became Google Maps and separately Google Earth and, uh, you know, Google Docs and all this kind of stuff.

▶ 45:17 Casey Handmer This is not the case that, like, Apple has, what, 2030, 40% market share in smartphones, and Pixel has 10%, and, and Huawei and so on has a, this is like, SpaceX has, like, 95% market share for the entire world, and then the second place…
▶ 1:12:33 John Collison Tech companies, build research organizations, model after kind of the Bell Labs type thing, SirXpark, Microsoft Research, many parts of Google.

▶ 56:27 Dan Sundheim But like the narrative back then was like, okay, they're just like arbing Google, and like this, this is like a flimsy business model, whatever.
▶ 1:32:53 Dan Sundheim Um, they're not like tech companies like Google or Meta where they're just dominant, like, JPMorgan is dominant in the US, but like, Europe doesn't matter, like same thing with the European banks.

▶ 28:05 John Collison And then you guys launch Google Maps, and it's awesome.
▶ 29:47 RJ Scaringe The first is Maps, and so until we launched this partnership with Google, we had built our own mapping platform where we took OpenStreetMaps, and we layered in a routing platform on top of that, and we had information that we would buy… 3 times in the scene

▶ 40:27 Tobi Lütke Like, you want to be excited about this, and like, you want this travel adapt to last forever, and so you never have to think of, you, you literally never have to Google what plug is being used in Singapore, right?

▶ 8:42 Charlie Songhurst Why is it that sort of public markets is good in oh three and oh four, but VC just has sort of almost like a lost seven years ex-Google between 2002 1007? 3 times in the scene
▶ 19:03 John Collison We're talking about the Silicon Valley, uh, ecosystem here, uh, and you referenced, uh, Andy Bechtolsheim, uh, and his, uh, investment in Google. 3 times in the scene
▶ 37:12 Charlie Songhurst So moving forward in time, why did none of the pre-Google internet companies survive?
▶ 1:23:30 John Collison Just at a certain point, Google and Facebook and all of these companies start to work, and if you try to launch Facebook in 1998, it doesn't work because there aren't enough, um, you know, internet connections.

▶ 4:58 Scott Wu Google Hangouts was the,
▶ 37:01 Scott Wu Yeah, as I was going to say, like, simple version is just, like, if you're signed into your, your Google Chrome, like, email account, and you have a verified address, then you can have an agent run in that browser window and do things, but…
▶ 47:10 Scott Wu So we heard the news that it was going to be Google buying Windsurf, or I guess not technically buying, this whole, this whole deal that was happening that Friday at the same time everyone else did. 2 times in the scene

▶ 11:08 Pieter Levels Um, so if you have to Google traffic, that's like a hundred.

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