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The Origins of Web 2.0 and the Cookie Philosophy with Tim O'Reilly
04:45 - 12:32 (07:47)
Tim O'Reilly discusses his contributions in defining the Web 2.0 model for the computer industry and shares his philosophy of always looking for the "cookie" - finding people who are doing something new and interesting that others can learn from. He also tells an odd story from his past involving a medical study on Wilson's disease.
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Tim O'Reilly, founder and CEO of O'Reilly Media, is turning his attention to the implications of artificial intelligence and other emerging technologies.
04:45 - 08:09 (03:24)
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Tim O'Reilly, founder and CEO of O'Reilly Media, is turning his attention to the implications of artificial intelligence and other emerging technologies. With both a broad view of the larger shifts and a ground-level understanding of those shaping the details, O'Reilly discusses how these technologies will transform work and shape the future of business.
ChapterThe Origins of Web 2.0 and the Cookie Philosophy with Tim O'Reilly
Episode#278: Tim O'Reilly - The Trend Spotter
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
The speaker discusses the origins of Sesame Street and his love for finding people who are doing something new and interesting.
08:09 - 10:33 (02:24)
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The speaker discusses the origins of Sesame Street and his love for finding people who are doing something new and interesting.
ChapterThe Origins of Web 2.0 and the Cookie Philosophy with Tim O'Reilly
Episode#278: Tim O'Reilly - The Trend Spotter
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
At age 14, a woman and her friends agreed to participate in a study of Wilson's disease led by the woman's father, who was a pioneer in early genetic and radiomedicine.
10:33 - 12:32 (01:59)
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At age 14, a woman and her friends agreed to participate in a study of Wilson's disease led by the woman's father, who was a pioneer in early genetic and radiomedicine. The study involved injecting them with radioactive copper and monitoring them daily.