Microsoft, every mention

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▶ 3:16 Eric Ries I, I kind of feel like Google, their heart was never really into it, so it wasn't like Apple, Microsoft, or Coke, Pepsi, you know, uh, Intel versus over the 68,000 Motorola processor. 2 times in the scene
▶ 3:56 Eric Ries Think about like Microsoft Windows or the Intel processor.
▶ 29:23 Eric Ries Whatever, I'll just use Bing, or I'll just use an AI.

▶ 44:07 Michael Girdley And then there's horizontal software and horizontal software is stuff like Microsoft word, like it sells across every single industry.

▶ 33:29 Roberto Nickson I think it'll be, it'll be like knowing how to use Google or Excel.
▶ 34:36 Roberto Nickson So eventually like, um, you know, even, even mid journey, I think they're going to face trouble because it's eventually going to be integrated into Photoshop and a premiere and to DaVinci resolve into word and to every product that we…
▶ 39:58 Greg Isenberg Of course, some of them will be from incumbents, like the Adobe's already starting that Microsoft 2 times in the scene
▶ 40:02 Greg Isenberg Microsoft courses already starting that Microsoft designer, et cetera.

▶ 43:01 Dave Rogenmoser I could be kind of this bad guy that's aligned with Microsoft and, you know, it's kind of a Apple.

▶ 15:08 Jackson Greathouse Fall Um, now, do you have, uh, access to the new Bing? 3 times in the scene
▶ 40:13 Greg Isenberg Thousands of people from Google, Meta, Microsoft are members, and there's a private Twitter for members only at at you need a robot.

▶ 35:55 Trung Phan And I think the long-term economics for OpenAI and Microsoft, uh, which obviously owns about, we'll end up owning 45, 49% of it, is they're gonna have to be kind of a cloud provider.
▶ 37:58 Greg Isenberg And Apple knew a few of those apps because from, you know, 2000 to 2008, there was a huge industry around pocket PCs, which were just mobile windows and Palm pilots that we like often forget about.
▶ 44:40 Trung Phan It seems that, uh, it seems scary that ChatGPD is out there and Microsoft can burn X amount of money.
▶ 1:00:12 Trung Phan Obviously there's only like five or six companies in America that can buy TikTok, but I think it's going to end up being owned by Microsoft, which will just, and Satya is already the biggest animal ever, and he's going to own TikTok, right? 2 times in the scene

▶ 32:07 Josh Dorkin Um, ultimately it was to protect us against one stream of revenue, to protect us in case Google or Bing or whomever else smacks us down from search engines, you know, whatever.

▶ 21:15 Greg Isenberg Like someone like Blake Burge, who authentically writes threads on Excel and Google sheets and creates new, new content, you know, in the game format, like in threads, you know, not only is he able to like build an audience of 400,000… 2 times in the scene
▶ 25:18 Greg Isenberg Basically wrote about a bunch of things and then narrowed in on Excel and Google sheets. 2 times in the scene

▶ 35:11 Sahil Lavingia Like the first thing I think I ever built was a GPA calculator, where in just an Excel, you, I put in my math classes and then I put it or, you know, my classes or whatever. 2 times in the scene

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