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From Ghaziabad to Silicon Valley: Nikhil Kamath x Nikesh Arora | People by WTF | Ep. 11
10:55and you're trying to send data in an encrypted fashion, I encrypt it, I send it to you,18:19Right. Which is creating certainty from a lot of nebulous data. I think that's the holy grail.20:02this is where you're the expert and I'll posit something, is you're helping us consumers interact with large data behind it.
Ep# 13 | WTF does it take to Build Influence Today? Nikhil w/ Nuseir, Tanmay, Prajakta & Ranveer
32:41to too much data like you you're able to almost I I don't want it sounds arrogant to say you can almost predict the future32:47but when you have that much data you can almost predict the future but you also get trained on criticism you get trained1:21:58have Andrew hubman is a great example he has access to neurological data from dat
Jane McGonigal in conversation with Felicia Day at Live Talks Los Angeles
9:17had to live through it but we could also collect intelligence we could use that data from9:22that that first game had almost 10 000 players we could collect the data and analyze it for otherwise hard to predict9:30social trends or consequences so i we tried to ask questions that would elicit useful data like
We Don't AVOID HEAT STROKES the Same
30:17really think every that [ __ ] was all that [ __ ] was all a data grab, bro. It was all to get people's numbers. It was30:29he's at is because he was the first one to take advantage of that. He has the biggest database. You know that? Who do it?30:56and his podcast is so big is because he has like a bunch of data like data of just actual emails. And he's coming from
Dr. Carrie Madej & Matthew Hazen - Episode 30
0:42that? Not so that we have faster phones, right? It's because it's it's to gather more data. They need to gather the data1:54vaccines on us so quickly without having long-term uh, data and studies? Um, but1:12:36doing that? Not so that we have faster phones, right? It's because it's it's to gather more data. They need to gather
Minnesota ICE Killings is the Breaking Point: Flagrant Ep 689
47:33Mhm. So, I don't know if that like uh skews the the data a bit, but48:41the second that we get control of it, it just so happens to be a data outage at a data center. Wow. It just so happens.52:07the data is being stored now locally in California and there are laws in California that tell you that your data
Tom Segura & Bobby Lee’s Villain Era | TigerBelly 539
1:01:31we know something from data. We know something data what data I'm going to tell you data1:01:36however you want to say yeah I know what data is I'm from United States. So yeah, when when people do movies and TV shows1:02:08True. Well, what I don't understand what you're saying, you know what I mean? Based on your data,
Dr. Mary Bowden
44:19prevents sepsis when given early. And there's also a lot of data showing it just, you know, decreases the duration45:55sorts of toxicity data. And a key number that we look at is called the LD50 which1:14:06Well, we have the current administration is saying, "Oh, we need more data. We need more data." Well, we do have an
Josh Bruni: EMF Mitigation, NFL Stadium Controversies & the Impact on Reproductive Health |TUH #241
25:17you have you have packets of information data that's being exchanged between the the sender and the receiver and those49:44want to draw attention to EMFs. I want I want to I want the data to be out there50:40are. So we even imported that data as well. And we brought in the power line data as well cuz the power line data wasn't in
My Conversation With Brian Armstrong, Co-founder & CEO of Coinbase
25:08know, it's going to be all data driven and like he just talked about like visualization and uh like36:18up to my database, you know, all these things. So, I was just doing this like nights and weekends while occasionally trying to find a co-founder, you know,39:50of your data. Most businesses only use 20% of their data. Why? Because 80% of