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Andreessen: Century-old manager-led institutions are fundamentally collapsing
“What's happening is all the old edifices, all the old incumbent institutions in the last hundred years that are run by managers, they're all in some state of fundamental collapse. Like, they're all collapsing in, like, trust and credibility because they can't …”
Andreessen: Nvidia is fundamentally based on Jim Clark's ideas
“NVIDIA is Silicon Graphics, basically, with one, it's like a trade or a trade thing. It had to be a new company for reasons we could describe to do the GPUs instead of the work, instead of the workstations and servers. NVIDIA fundamentally is based on Jim's id…”
Andreessen: Musk Is the Only CEO Capable of Working as a Peer to Top Engineers
“And then the other is the best engineers in the world want to work for him because he's the one CEO like this who's able to work with them as a peer on whatever the technology is.”
Andreessen: The Western world is thoroughly stagnant
“Overall, the world, especially the Western world, is just, it's just stagnant. Like, you know, the overall kind of theme of things is just everything is stagnant.”
Andreessen: HP Was Silicon Valley's Most Influential Company From 1940 to 1980
“It was for sure the most influential company from 1940 to 1980 and then probably after that, Intel.”