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Loving the content

It isn't right to be mad at Apple for stuff like implementing Flux, especially since it can marginally lower the chances of things like cancer.

Two Points - Share division looks like - Two Points in the Investment Agreement may added

Where have you been?

there is a great macos flux app, i use it to this day

nice Video!

Isn't the SOM (10.6M) 2% of SAM (532 M) and not 20%? What am I missing?

I lost interest at "didn't heard back" 🤮 you lost a potential subscriber

Thanks, interesting. Little nitpicking: the numbers might not be that much off at 3:17. They were presenting in 2008 :) So to back up your statement, it would have been interesting to see the development of the market size and their share thereof over the years, right?

wow

Fitbit was the reason Pebble died. They bought Pebble to get the patents, then Google bought FitBit, and then they killed FitBit. Pebble was fantastic because of the e-paper display, and It had a strong foothold in the market because of the cost and battery life. I almost wish I still had my Pebble because I have to charge my Apple Watch every day.

You were at the top of the search and this just came out. Sub earned

Caya, you should be a part-time VC or an angel investor. I know you will invest in great companies

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If you gave up sooner we wouldn’t have these gems❤

Please make a video on how much money you should raise from investors, how to justify it and what to spend it on once you’ve received it. How long does it take to receive pre-seed, seed and series funds and how much to allocate on what🙏🙏 I know this is a very specific video but I think it might help some of us get a holistic approach to how to go about doing this and if you’ve made separate videos in the past could you please piece them together to give us a holistic view on all this stuff. I learnt a lot from this channel then in any other channel and I’ve personally enjoyed the video on how shares work in a. Startup❤❤

U spoke for 3 minutes nonsense.

Maybe Grammarly as well now with Apple Intelligence. But it might still be okay since it's used by windows and android users.

Really good segways in the outro to next video and also good segways into sponsor segment and next topic, always keeps me curious about more

And where is Brydge in all of this?

you talk too fast

This is gold!

Beeper was active way before December 2023, it was founded in 2020, and it wasn’t the 16 year old’s brain child. The Beeper team (Eric and co) had already been working on getting iMessage to android before then. James just found an easier way for them to integrate with imessage hence the Beeper mini spinoff. I still use Beeper today and the android app is actually super fantastic for getting all your messages in one place. More credit to the Beeper team please!

Missing SoundJam here that I suspect Apple took as inspiration for things in iTunes...

Was flux really a start up though? Or more of just a hobby. I used it for a long time, and I don’t think they ever even tried to charge me

That is a lot of time just to get the money.

Caya, your storytelling skills is A+. Well done & great video

I might be wrong but weren't some of these apps and startups also affected by Microsoft and Google doing what Apple was doing? (I honestly just want to know)

What about the Dark Sky Company???

Very interesting and insightful video again, where's that link for newsletter subscription that you mentioned in the video I can't find it in the description

time to build ai saas then

oh i am early

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Useful advice, but disappointed the the free template link doesn't work... I even googled the template and registered my email BUT still the link provided in the email leads to nothing...

the editing behind the video is ABSURD, great content!

FUCKING HDR

This is the most valuable video I've watched in months

such nice and factual content, digging deeper into the details of a topic that is usually not talked about from this side

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