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▶ 7:06 Ben Tossell No code vain, where if you're, if you can't figure out a formula in Excel,

▶ 4:07 Jack Butcher A lot of the times you're just doing the production work of putting together PowerPoint slides, basically.

▶ 4:09 Sahil Bloom And I didn't even do a single Chrome extension or Excel tip in it, bro. 2 times in the scene

▶ 54:55 Matthew Ball Microsoft tried twice in the nineties. 2 times in the scene
▶ 1:03:56 Matthew Ball There was no way to look at Microsoft in the late 19 nineties and believe that we would be in a future where none of us use Windows on our phone, and that our PCs would be a minority share of it, that Internet Explorer wouldn't exist
▶ 1:04:10 Matthew Ball That Bing wouldn't be a thing.

▶ 9:10 Greg Isenberg Um, some people use Bing because it's the default on. 6 times in the scene
▶ 9:14 Greg Isenberg On, uh, on Windows.
▶ 11:02 Greg Isenberg So I'll explain why I use Bing today. 6 times in the scene
▶ 11:41 Greg Isenberg I know this is gonna be, people are gonna hate on me, but until you try Windows 11, it's actually a fantastic product, and Windows, like, machines, like, for, for what you can buy for, like, a 1015 102,000 dollars, 2 times in the scene
▶ 11:54 Greg Isenberg It's like, so, so amazing, and so quick, so I'm loving my, uh, Windows experience, and Microsoft Edge, which is their browser, comes pre-installed with Bing, which is why I use Bing today.
▶ 12:48 Sahil Bloom Being on a Mac is like the biggest joy in the world now after spending, you know, as many years as I did on a PC working in Excel.

▶ 22:24 Sriram Krishnan Um, one of my favorite stories is from a close friend of mine, Steven Stanofsky, uh, you know, who we all make fun of, you know, uh, because for all this history of Windows and Office, he's amazing, he's, you know, he's one of the most… 2 times in the scene
▶ 22:24 Sriram Krishnan Um, one of my favorite stories is from a close friend of mine, Steven Stanofsky, uh, you know, who we all make fun of, you know, uh, because for all this history of Windows and Office, he's amazing, he's, you know, he's one of the most… 2 times in the scene
▶ 22:24 Sriram Krishnan Um, one of my favorite stories is from a close friend of mine, Steven Stanofsky, uh, you know, who we all make fun of, you know, uh, because for all this history of Windows and Office, he's amazing, he's, you know, he's one of the most…
▶ 23:50 Sriram Krishnan And I think it was an Outlook Express or Outlook, and we're going to make it harder to run scripting code, etc, right?
▶ 23:50 Sriram Krishnan And I think it was an Outlook Express or Outlook, and we're going to make it harder to run scripting code, etc, right?
▶ 49:45 Sriram Krishnan You know that you can use Outlook, and you know you can use the Gmail app, and you know it's all the same view on your email, and it's kind of fine.

▶ 51:43 Scott Belsky And so the idea of like building that skillset until you're 18 or whatever, and then suddenly being told, okay, now your job is to just crank out Excel spreadsheets at a bank.

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