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...to do with product market fit. It basically says you've come up with a better way of doing something that takes out the incumbent. It disrupts it. So very interesting in that frame, but not for the Bomar or iPod problem. And then there's a whole stra
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value facilitates an exchange between heterogeneous buyers and heterogeneous sellers. And so it's exchange is what creates value matching typically. And to your point on the first component here, technology is really such a huge lever because technol
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...that had an application in an area so it led to a good product,
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I wanted a ride in the San Francisco area. Would I just call a lot of people to see, do you have a car and time to give me a ride somewhere? I mean, that's really what we're talking about here. Right? Having a computer that sits with you all the time
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and, obviously, the infrastructure to reach people, you know, through the digital devices, primarily their their smartphones, there's enormous potential to build very, very large, highly profitable businesses. Totally agree. Doing more with less and
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because that's low hanging fruit, people will just, Hawkeye, go take the feature flag, enable or disable it. But it sounds like maybe a good way to track how smart our overall AI intelligence is becoming is as more and more new bird customers allow H
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These are very complex pieces of software that have accounted for every edge case that you can run into as you're thinking about your HRIS and the platform of data that you can tap into and then go build out from there into different workflows. And t
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...new features. The most difficult thing I think from an outside of building product is like, how do you cater to super users who just want the most advanced features? But then also engage an audience that needs quite basic features, quite a lot of han
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what should be in code, that is, I think, much more blurry than it used to be. Used to be that we had, obviously, this, like, very kind of waterfolly process of, oh, yeah. We're gonna go gather some requirements, and then we're gonna go, you know, ma
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quite a bit of state. It's like a lot of work for us. But, like, by having a lot of state on our side, we call them sync connectors. We can actually end up doing a lot more creative stuff on our side when you're chatting with chat GBT and using these
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