software

“Like people said that robots are going to eat the jobs, but I think that's precisely the opposite of what's true. I think that software is going to reduce the need for people to think they need to work at companies because it's going to all the things I would …”

“I think if you can do software. If you if you don't really want to like, Do real work. Don't do e-commerce because e-commerce has real work.”

“Business is cool, but like, God, sports and music just have this special thing, this special moment, these special feelings that you can't, there's nobody is that passionate about our podcast. Nobody is that passionate about this piece of software.”

“Like, I think if it was just about money, I think I'd be basically probably back in software. So I think going and doing these projects I'm working on now are just probably the surest path to losing everything.”

“Media is the best industry if your intention is to launch a lot of things. Someone kind of described it once where they told me that a media company is basically a collection of different projects all under one brand, whereas a software company typically is on…”

“50 or 60%, like, 50, between 50 and 60% of all software in the world is internal-facing tools.”

“Personally, when I'm underwriting software deals now, I am being incredibly conservative. And honestly, I'm much more focused on communities and social networks as a result. We still look at software when there's like a hardware component or there's some kind …”

“And so my belief is basically that as more and more people don't need to learn how to code and can build software, software will become more and more commoditized. There'll be way more competition and it'll be a way harder world for software businesses.”

“Like when it is so cheap to build software, I think you're going to see more software that has Like a personality to it.”