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▶ 28:11 Brett Berson Now let's sprinkle on some growth and get the person that was senior manager of growth at Facebook at this time, and then it all takes care of itself.
▶ 48:29 Matt Lerner So if you hire a person who's good at buying Facebook ads and AdWords, they're going to want to do that.

▶ 52:50 Eoghan McCabe You look at great founders like Mark Zuckerberg, for example, you know, his company is actually the product of obviously a phenomenal amount of small, great decisions, a number of very public, big, incredible decisions. 3 times in the scene

▶ 55:03 Krithika Muthukumar Or on the other side, you have something like a meta where you have Instagram and WhatsApp and Facebook and really your brand loyalty is with those sub brands and it's a house of brands.

▶ 10:04 Casey Winters What they basically do is they take every Facebook ad that you run and create a custom landing page that's going to convert probably 20% better than whatever landing page you have.
▶ 1:01:11 Brett Berson And there's the famous sort of Facebook story, which is probably not true, that if you get to X number of friends, you'll become X times more likely to be a daily active user. 3 times in the scene

▶ 2:55 Adam Nash And whether you think of that as disruption, cutting off the growth path for other companies, obviously Google would be in a very different position for online advertising if Facebook didn't exist and social didn't become such a big thing.
▶ 11:22 Adam Nash You know, the, the fact that, you know, Facebook built out college by college, that kind of approach, that actually didn't die out, you know, when the bubble burst, that idea of the local build-out.
▶ 25:27 Adam Nash From MySpace or Facebook or that sort of thing.
▶ 36:52 Adam Nash In its earliest form, Keqing was an ability, a Facebook kind of game, social network app, where you could put up your stock picks, portfolios, and see performance, and basically compete implicitly for who did the best.

▶ 1:42 Todd Jackson Before Replit, Amjad's engineering career landed him in roles at Yahoo, Code Academy, and eventually Facebook, where he helped start their incredible JavaScript infrastructure team.
▶ 8:25 Todd Jackson Okay, so Code Academy in 2011, and that's sort of enabled you to immigrate to the United States, and then you were there for a couple years, and then you joined the JS infrastructure team at Facebook, right?
▶ 11:28 Amjad Masad And so by the time, you know, my time at Facebook kind of concluded, and by the way, that was one of the most productive infrastructure time at, at Facebook where a lot of open source happened. 4 times in the scene
▶ 14:33 Todd Jackson Oh, even when, even when you were at Code Academy and Facebook, the thing was still getting some amount of traffic.
▶ 50:53 Amjad Masad When Zuck started Facebook, Facebook was a side project. 2 times in the scene

▶ 32:21 Oliver Jay I mean, the, the, the story of Asana was that it was the, Dustin and JR built a version of it at Facebook, and that's how Facebook built product. 2 times in the scene

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