Vinod Khosla Keeps It Real | Disrupt SF 2013
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- čas přidán 10. 09. 2013
- Vinod Khosla of Khosla Ventures talks with Michael Arrington about the actual value VCs do or don't provide, why he doesn't go to board meetings, and the problems he wants to solve.
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In 2021, I find his talk amazingly prescient.. stuff he talked about in 2013 are now getting commonplace
Amazing to see how many of these prophecies are true 4 years later! Huge exits and trajectories by Blue River Technologies, Hampton Foods, etc.,
Love what Michael had to say: "false trade off. why do we have to be pragmatic about freedom?" ! thanks for saying that and I agree. Would love to hear more about what Michael has to say on the subject.
Vinod's reply more than answered that question.
Rahul Joshi Vinods response was that of a man who is working with the authorities and therefore has to shut up and play it down whenever he is asked about it.
Vinod Khosla is never boring. Great talk!
Why didn't anyone ask him why he is being sued for closing access to a public beach with his McMansion?
Gotta frikkin love this guy. Just wants to spread goodness and knowledge.
Amazing intellectual. Vinod Khosla, great talk!
Cool
9:50 onwards is pure gold.
Between Two Ferns with Vinod Khosla
Vinod is awesome
Is there a video of his 2014 year. I also noticed the guy is no longer hosting, anything happened to him?
WonderKing
Vinod Khosla explains why Hampton Creek Foods will win, beginning at 07:13
Interviewer was disrespectful great job Vinod 😅🤣😂
namasthe sir
시스템에 살고 있는 세계에서 돈은 혈액과 마찬가지로 끊임없이 소통해야 하며 흐름이 원활하지 않으면 유동성 위기 가 올 수도 있다고 경제전문가들은 이야기 하는군요 융자 시스템은 인간의 자아의 가치를 만들고 협동을 촉진하는 돈이 되어야 합니다.
Binod op
The host was talking about eggs and Khosla started talking about beef. There are some major differences between raising beef for consumption and raising chickens for egg consumption. I earned my degree from a major agricultural school, so I have an educated perspective of the subject. In addition, chickens provide more than eggs, so there are other benefits to raising them.
Khosla is arrogant because he has so many ass-kissers.
somebody's jealous
Please don't be confused. Cows eat grass not corn. If you feed them corn they will eat it but they naturally eat grass. And if you give them grass you don't have to consume the water that it takes to grow the corn. Just saying...
I think the reason they eat corn is because you can grown more corn vs grass in the same amount of land
So grass doesn't need water? lol yes the whole point corn is used rather than grass is yield per area. It's that simple.
JICA는 빈곤은 단순히 돈이 없는 경제적인 문제만이 아닌 사회에서 격리되어 자신의 능력을 펼치지 못하는 상황이 빈곤이라고 하는군요 융자 프로그램은 인간의 기본적인 인권의 문제라고 하는군요 가난에서 벗어나려면 자아의 인격과 사회적 관계의 회복이 중요하다고 하는군요
ventures.ai
All Cows Eat Grass.
Every Good Boy Does Fine.
Musical phases.
+Roger Wilco
I did not get the joke until I googled the ACEG phrase. So here is my nerdy answer:
The majority of cows actually feed on corn. It is very inefficient from an energy point of view but that´s how it goes with high intensity meat production in the US. Check out this excerpt from The Omnivore´s Dilemma by Michael Pollan.
DISCLAIMER: It´s kind of disgusting.
“There are some 45,000 items in the average American supermarket, and more than a quarter of them contain corn. Corn has successfully changed the U.S. diet and animals diet. This can be seen when Pollan monitors the development of a calf from a pasture in South Dakota through its stay on a Kansas feedlot to its dreadful end. The animals evolved to eat grass, but more than half of a feedlot cow’s food comes from corn. The other half contains other products such as meat. “Feather meal and chicken litter (that is, bedding, feces, and discarded bits of feed) are accepted cattle feeds, as are chicken, fish, and pig meal,” Pollan explains. He goes on to say “since the bovine meat and bonemeal that cows used to eat is now being fed to chickens, pigs, and fish, infectious prions could find their way back to cattle when they’re fed the protein of the animals that have been eating them.” Of all the terrible stuff feedlot cows eat, the most damaging is corn, which tends to damage their livers. Corn-fed cows become sick as a matter of course, a fact accepted by the industry as a cost of doing business. “Between 15 and 30 percent of feedlot cows are found at slaughter to have abscessed livers,”
Yeah, Nazis are grammar-related.