Python

3 statements across 3 episodes · 2 bullish · 0 bearish · 3 people on the record · first statement Jul 9, 2020 by Michael McCarthy · said 38 times in 25 episodes since 2016 · across every show →

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Jul 9, 2020
Assertion Contradicted
Inkit CTO Abram Isla helped build early Python frameworks for Reddit
“So Abram and Aaron helped build some of the very first open source Python frameworks that actually ended up being used to build Reddit.”
Michael McCarthy Jul 9, 2020 ▶ 5:23 Inkit Breaks 100 Customers, $1m in Revenue Helping Companies With Direct Mail Campaigns
Oct 18, 2021 positive
Disclosure
Mode refuses to unbundle SQL and Python features to preserve seamlessness
“I don't ever want to separate SQL from, you know, Python in mode because the point of the product is that you can move seamlessly between the two. If we break those into separate a la carte items, you know, I don't want our customers to have to choose.”
Derek Steer Oct 18, 2021 ▶ 4:47 Can Mode Beat Looker? 140% Net Dollar Retention and 600+ Customers Say Yes!
Jul 18, 2024 positive
Disclosure
Stack Overflow used public usage data to identify enterprise sales targets
“In the context of, like, post customer one and two, I think at that point we started saying, okay, let's actually think about every possible customer that is using Stack Overflow, so we actually had that very specific list of the largest users company-wise, an…”
Prashanth Chandrasekar Jul 18, 2024 ▶ 8:22 How Stack Overflow Secretly Made $65,000,000 on its SaaS Last Year
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