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▶ 34:24 Matt Cutts so if you think Amazon Web Services was introduced in like 2006 ish, if you can in three ish years go from 1995 to 2006, instead of going one year per year, you're doing like three years per year.

▶ 28:56 Joe Betts-Lacroix Or, or Amazon is now involved in video surveillance on the, at the behest, as you were saying, of police forces all over the country.
▶ 36:04 unnamed speaker Maybe they host it on Amazon, but.

▶ 36:01 Camille Fournier Like, like, I think there are companies that I've heard that, like, Amazon is, like, has a, has a process where they go through, like, the core values of Amazon, and they're trying to, like, make sure whoever they're interviewing is… 2 times in the scene
▶ 36:10 unnamed speaker But even the core values of Amazon aren't necessarily the core values of, like, AWS based in New York.
▶ 48:46 Camille Fournier Um, so it's going to be, it's going to be an O'Reilly publication, so it will be on Safari, it will also be on Amazon, Kindle. 2 times in the scene
▶ 48:46 Camille Fournier Um, so it's going to be, it's going to be an O'Reilly publication, so it will be on Safari, it will also be on Amazon, Kindle.

▶ 10:05 Gustaf Alströmer We made it kind of like Amazon, where if you want to do something sensitive to the site, you'd have to, um, go and log in again or authenticate again.
▶ 54:47 Craig Cannon AWS is so cheap.

▶ 3:33 Michael Babineau Only come out with, they only report metrics, uh, once a quarter, and it's, like, not right at the end of the quarter, it's actually sometime afterwards, so you can actually look at how many people visit, if you can see how many people…
▶ 24:30 Craig Cannon Have you been following how Amazon Basics has developed their products?
▶ 24:38 Michael Babineau I'd say for us, that is, uh, not something what we have a lot of visibility into because, um, at the end of the day, we just see an Amazon purchase. 12 times in the scene
▶ 24:49 Kevin Hale But you've done some research about Amazon Prime people. 6 times in the scene
▶ 40:46 Craig Cannon Yeah, if Amazon was all classified in one category, that would not be good.

▶ 4:24 Vidit Aatrey They've not been going to malls, they've not been going to the Amazon of the world to buy these products.
▶ 16:52 Adora Cheung What if Facebook does this or what if Amazon, why can't, like, why wouldn't just Amazon or Flipkart or anyone just win this space? 2 times in the scene

▶ 9:57 Kevin Hale Yeah, well, because this was also, this was pre-AWS as well, right? 2 times in the scene
▶ 19:43 Brian Halligan You didn't have AWS.

▶ 38:32 Austen Allred Um, so I, what I like to say is, you know, you look at Amazon. 2 times in the scene

▶ 47:01 Marques Brownlee Income where you, you talk about products a lot, you might as well share the availability to buy those products, so Amazon has an affiliate system, B&H has an affiliate system.

▶ 23:33 Dalton Caldwell Um, and so certainly that's how Wirecutter works is like, if you click on the thing and you buy it on Amazon, they get a three percent.

▶ 43:16 Avni Patel Thompson And I mean, I think it's also, it's also narrative on, you know, how we think about, I mean, because, but a lot of other folks did try their first thing, the Airbnb and Amazon and Apple, right?

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