Inside the Tech Start-up Bubble | Dan Lyons | RSA Replay
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- Опубліковано 20 вер 2024
- Inside the Tech Start-up Bubble with Dan Lyons. What is the truth behind the Silicon Valley hype? Is it solid business or a hot-air bubble full of ‘wantrepeneurs’? Former technology editor at Newsweek and co-producer and writer of HBO’s Silicon Valley, Dan Lyons is one of the lone dissenting voices amongst the tech hype. He visits the RSA to reveal the dysfunctional culture that prevails in a world flush with money and devoid of experience. He provides a unique analysis of the sometimes bizarre start-up world; a de facto conspiracy between those who start companies and those who fund them.
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The bubble is gonna stay whole as long as there is quantitative easing and zero interest rates. It's gonna be interesing once they stop.
this is the most important video this current year, please do a animated version of this!!
also that identity politics question at the end, GOD DAMMIT there is a
lot more important things reveled in this talk and that is your first
question? RELLY?! why you want woman and minority to be part of this scam?
basically the majority of the internet are this type of venture capital, when this bubble burst this platforms (twitter, 4chan, possible even youtube and many others) will suffer and even close, and the thing is many people depends of this platforms for the day to day jobs
well that's one side of the problem the other side is that we have another bubble and we didn't fully recovered from the last one, thats a not good
Why will it affect youtube? I mean, youtube has been the part of the big company (Google) for ages. And if this acquisition didn't happen, UA-cam would be dead a year or so after its beta. Also, there's no point for Google to liquidate UA-cam.
But if you are talking about people making money via youtube... Maybe, yes. Most likely, no. People will always need some free and fresh entertainment. And as long as Google pays all the bills, which it will do, everybody will be well and happy.
+Oxana Bredikhina youtube is still not profitable
Highly informative, good stuff.
What a great talk
Google, Facebook, Apple are not good examples for startups. They are more of exception. But an excellent speech about the truth.
wow great video!
Stock options is valuable as Monopoly money.
Hasn't the employee pretty much always been screwed though, especially the start of their career-journey? This goes back to the origins of Ancient Rome and the Plebian soliders where a somewhat similiar situation occured...
I see the evil in it, of course, but surely you only need to learn the lesson once (and if the jobs are short-term anyway then this is more plausible) and then take the experience learnt and apply it elsewhere with more strategy and diligence. - Likely eventually into self-employment where you have more control over your disposability.
The higher turnover and more movement between companies can also be seen as a positive as it allows you to become more agile and adaptable with your skills.
I wonder if this is totally true, because this is not what it's like on the development side.
Maybe all the others jobs work and hire this way.
Maybe all of the other BS work this way. what I do know is age stuff, that's real, but beer thing...
its probably true for copywriters, out of country contractors and marketers
Big boys do big boy things, you have to make it do what it do. Key to success
I hate it when these talks employ production staff who can't correctly mix audio and properly place their cameras. Furthermore, the audience must understand that they aren't the guest speaker. Don't give speeches. Ask actual questions.