Microsoft, every mention

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▶ 36:47 Steve Blank I remember at Epiphany, one of our biggest deals on our, on our red herring was the logo of Microsoft.
▶ 48:32 Steve Blank We could argue that, but look what Steve Ballmer did to Microsoft. 4 times in the scene
▶ 48:58 Steve Blank Because he was so focused on extending the windows ecosystem. 3 times in the scene
▶ 53:37 Steve Blank Or was my feature set just going to be a feature of Netscape or Microsoft Internet Explorer at the time? 3 times in the scene

▶ 4:15 Guillermo Rauch How to replace Windows and our home computer with Linux. 2 times in the scene

▶ 1:07:09 Ashley Kramer So I'm, we, these meetings are not usually about me getting there with a PowerPoint, but I'm, I'm sort of talking to them about pitching to them about whether it's the last year it's been mostly, how are you differentiating an AI?

▶ 18:11 unnamed speaker And so like, that's the philosophy that we have is like, if someone wants me to help them write SQL, or like, I don't know, debug something in Excel, like I'll go do something I do support for other people's products in Slack, because I…

▶ 4:22 Dan Siroker Today we support Mac and iPhone and soon later this year, Windows.
▶ 37:49 Dan Siroker And, um, so if it is a good idea, somebody is going to do it and it could even be Microsoft or open AI that does it.
▶ 40:17 Dan Siroker I think there's a lot of reasons to suggest that, you know, opening AI, probably Google and others, and maybe Microsoft are going to have a huge, huge hard to entrenched positions there.
▶ 1:00:11 Dan Siroker You know, it's, as I said earlier, we're going to windows.

▶ 1:03:47 Ryan Glasgow The third thing is we are seeing the incumbents, uh, Microsoft, you know, being one great example as actually the leaders in the field of AI.

▶ 17:44 Kellan Elliott-McCrea When Microsoft was making people millionaires in the nineties, like that's where our narratives and, and, and sort of stories as an industry are based, but you know, Sarbanes-Oxley came, pricing has changed, you know, Black-Scholes has…

▶ 15:32 Jack Altman Um, you know, you're actually seeing this with like Microsoft right now that, you know, Satya Nadella is still as deep in the product strategy at, you know, the biggest company, 2 times in the scene

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