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Rory Sutherland on why marketing is the answer to economic growth | Uncensored CMO YouTube Video Summary
John Evans chats with Rory Sutherland on the Uncensored CMO podcast, discussing the economy and whether we are looking in the wrong place. They discuss if rates of economic growth in the United States come down to their veneration of salesmanship and marketing. Sutherland argues that tech has distorted the industry where marketing is no longer about inventiveness but more about being a number cruncher.
Uncensored CMO
51 mins
about 2 months ago
How To Quit Your Job (And Do What You Love) | Simon Squibb YouTube Video Summary
Simon Squibb chats with Ali Abdal to discuss how you can build your own dream life by following an eight-step blueprint. The discussion involves ways you can quit your hated job and move onto a side hustle that makes thousands of dollars a month. Simon mentions this video is supported by Shopify. To escape the 9-5 requires goals, knowing who you serve, as well as a focus on freedom and fulfillment.
Simon Squibb
57 mins
about 1 month ago
I changed databases again (please learn from my mistakes) | Theo - t3․gg YouTube Video Summary
Theo from the youtube channel Theo - t3․gg, shares his database journey, detailing the switch to Convex for his T3 chat application. He acknowledges the prior database changes and his hope for this to be the last. Theo dives into the chaos of debugging and the painful migration process, emphasizing the importance of unblocking his team.
Theo - t3․gg
71 mins
7 days ago
Netflix is Built on Java | ForrestKnight YouTube Video Summary
ForrestKnight breaks down how Netflix runs Java. Some interesting facts include how the frontend apps utilize Swift, Javascript, and Typescript, while the backend runs almost exclusively Java. He goes over different types of applications and data stores used by Netflix and how to leverage the proper architecture. Java is used in high capacity and high-performance situations such as streaming Netflix, studio applications, calendaring, equipment management, film production, film products and spreadsheets.
ForrestKnight
13 mins
16 days ago