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Re: Bill Gates - A short chat with Microsoft's Chief Software Architect

selam — Fri, 25 Apr 2008 14:24:54 GMT

jamie wrote:
scobleizer wrote:> Heck, I had to argue that Channel 9 was as important as talking to the Rolling Stone.

which one? Mick?

http://channel9.msdn.com/showpost.aspx?postid=111598

Re: Bill Gates - A short chat with Microsoft's Chief Software Architect

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Re: Bill Gates - A short chat with Microsoft's Chief Software Architect

kgirl2004 — Mon, 20 Nov 2006 00:12:38 GMT

Hi. I Hope you can help me. I have a project for school, and I was wondering if I could get permission to use your video on my presentation on Bill Gates. It would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
Kristi

Re: Bill Gates - A short chat with Microsoft's Chief Software Architect

Nightengale — Sat, 10 Jun 2006 06:23:43 GMT

That was a really great interview! Thanks to Channel9 and Bill for this wonderful peak into the world of Microsoft. I enjoyed the personal touch and felt like I was in the room. My mind couldn't help but think of the questions that I would ask Mr. Gates. I would ask if he ever thinks about Apple's Knowledge Navigator from the 80's-an awesome proposal which incorporates a lot of his thoughts on where computers should be, and are headed. I also would have asked if he has any pet personal programming projects that he likes to do on his own, my mind was thinking of him leaving the interview, and if he were to allowed given his busy schedule, does he ever toy around and have fun programming, all on his own, just for fun. I loved how he hit the nail on the head expressing that Channel9 is providing a vehicle for all types of people to see that Microsoft personnel are really just people, gifted people, but nontheless are real people that do think and feel. It was nice to see him speak that way and let his hair down. Very refreshing!

Re: Bill Gates - A short chat with Microsoft's Chief Software Architect

arronfre — Wed, 24 May 2006 20:49:13 GMT

Wow...

Kind of strange. I would expect this from Scott (sun), maybe from Steve (apple), not from Larry (Oracle), and I did not think Bill would do something like this.

Re: Bill Gates - A short chat with Microsoft's Chief Software Architect

tamtam — Tue, 21 Feb 2006 21:24:02 GMT

Superlatively great !! :PEnjoyed watching this chat session with Bill !!
Looking forward to yours next ;)

great job guys !!

Re: Bill Gates - A short chat with Microsoft's Chief Software Architect

Artmic — Sun, 18 Dec 2005 20:15:39 GMT

My favorite technology is Tablet PC's i mean damn those things rock, i got salesmen from a manufacturere going around their clients with these tablets, giving quotes etc... the only thing i would love to see is more speech technology breakthroughs...

Re: Bill Gates - A short chat with Microsoft's Chief Software Architect

lovedbright — Fri, 25 Nov 2005 05:20:53 GMT

Bill,
Please tell Imran to upgrade my MSN Hotmail account to Windows Live Mail. Please help me because I really know that the full absolute authority belongs to you! My email is lovedbright@hotmail.com. Thank you very much.

i think

traxxasminit — Fri, 28 Oct 2005 00:56:49 GMT

(edited out by Charles)

Re: Bill Gates - A short chat with Microsoft's Chief Software Architect

reinux — Fri, 28 Oct 2005 00:32:35 GMT

s_jetha wrote:
He may be the richest guy in the world.
He may have been the boss of the largest company in the world.
He may be in the fastest growing industry in the world.
He may know his industry inside-out and back-to-front.

But at the end of the day, he's a geek.
#1 reason why I love Microsoft

Amen.

Re: Bill Gates - A short chat with Microsoft's Chief Software Architect

s_jetha — Wed, 28 Sep 2005 12:56:24 GMT

He may be the richest guy in the world.
He may have been the boss of the largest company in the world.
He may be in the fastest growing industry in the world.
He may know his industry inside-out and back-to-front.

But at the end of the day, he's a geek.
#1 reason why I love Microsoft :)

Re: Bill Gates - A short chat with Microsoft's Chief Software Architect

aswin — Wed, 28 Sep 2005 10:34:29 GMT

hi!! superb video, recently read the book "The Road Ahead" by BillG & i feel this video is a shorter version of that.

Re: Bill Gates - A short chat with Microsoft's Chief Software Architect

byron — Wed, 21 Sep 2005 15:24:33 GMT

:)Scoble, You make Dreams Come True, Sorry but, I was over the Moon when I saw Bill, A little dream come true for me since 1985,
working on my first computing in london with DOS, etc.....Im amazed
since the advent of the web, we can see Mr.Gates as never before,
Great to See Bill and all very happy, after all those years since the beginning of our computing, Im personnally always developing on and around windows and inside,,,,,,,,,,,Bill is a Great man, great chance to see him in true colour,,:)I hope the world is O.K ,Now.;)

Re: Bill Gates - A short chat with Microsoft's Chief Software Architect

stevegarfield — Thu, 15 Sep 2005 10:17:35 GMT

I featured you in this week's episode of Vlog Soup.

It's a trip around the vlogosphere.

Re: Bill Gates - A short chat with Microsoft's Chief Software Architect

Tubusy — Wed, 14 Sep 2005 17:17:19 GMT

reinux wrote:

And I'm a bit skeptic about speech recognition... it's nice, but I type faster than I talk. Talking to machines is pretty embarrassing.

You're right, it is embarrassing for us, but I think that will be a generational thing. People were scared of telephones before the following generation adopted them. Keyboards will always be more efficient in certain situations for certain tasks, but I really look forward to being able to control the basic functions of my PC/home by casually issuing commands... speech recognition will have its place.

reinux wrote:

In any case, I love how he believes that computers are for people to use, not just geeks. So few geeks these days bother to look at the big picture. Really refreshing to listen to people like him talk.

I think that's one of the big problems of Linux, it's developed by geeks for geeks. Sometimes I wonder if they even want regular users coming into their world. Until that issue is addressed, Linux is never going to hit the mainstream IMO.

Re: Bill Gates - A short chat with Microsoft's Chief Software Architect

Comic Strip Blogger — Tue, 13 Sep 2005 00:03:44 GMT

W3bbo wrote:

I do'nt know about you, but I actually like the lack of advertising and public awareness of smartphones.

If they did, then Jamster would be all over it.

IMO, Smartphones should be relegated to "business" grade phones and nothing else. I do NOT want to see Crazy Frog adverts with an option for Microsoft Smartphones.

You don't understand: mobile phone industry is not the same as Office software or operating systems or databases. Crazy Frog is bad and Jamster is evil (because Jamster woos people to get one game for free but in reality they fool them into full subscription that often remains hidden - I have fallen for this trap myself once) - I agree - but advertising Windows Mobile phones (or Symbian phones) is not the same as Crazy Frog advertisements. The fact is that Microsoft's competition spends hundreds of millions of USD on advertisements of symbian phones, and Microsoft obviously has no such money for advertisement of Windows Mobile only, but I think that plugging of Windows Mobile phones into advertisments of other Microsoft products could help a lot.

Anyway I liked it when Bill G said "we take on nokia" - he clealry understands that it is not battle against symbian (that is just a puppet of nokia) but against nokia itself.

BTW: speaking of Tablet PC: if Bill Gates is left-handed (as I am) then I wonder why there is no way to select "left-handed mode" in Tablet PC OS, so that all scroll bars should be on the left side (not right side as usual)? The only answer I can imagine: Bill Gates is not using Tablet PCs really often...

Summarizing I think that in next interview with Bill Gates Scoble should ask him: a) how Microsoft can counter big advertisemnt campaigns, big marketing power, of nokia, in the view that Microsoft makes only software - Windows Mobile - and marketing of Windows Mobile phones is tiny, b) why Tablet PC is not adaptable for left-handed people ? are you left handed?

yo!

Re: Bill Gates - A short chat with Microsoft's Chief Software Architect

TravisOwens — Mon, 12 Sep 2005 14:24:58 GMT

>> Jamie said "There should be some sort of monthly - bullet point
>> exec memo "The best of Channel 9" - that they must read -
>> so they are at least briefed on the major threads and
>> discussions - maybe just the top 5".

That's the best idea I've heard on here for improving the site.

There should be a two types of noteable videos, "Most Watched" links that have a date cutoff of 30 days, calculated by diving the total number of views by the number of days since posting. As then "Most Popular", which is tallied by what posts have the most forum chatter. Both of which could be top 5s, making a totol of a top 10 list.

And the coder who can somehow merge these two lists and order them intelligently is a sharp coder.

Re: Bill Gates - A short chat with Microsoft's Chief Software Architect

Barry Andrew — Mon, 12 Sep 2005 13:32:18 GMT

Awesome video... been a long time coming...

I love the bit around 5:50 where Bill is describing just what MS is tackling and where they are tackling other vendors. The sheer look of relax and excitement on his face as he blatently says: "We pick the hard ones..."

Re: Bill Gates - A short chat with Microsoft's Chief Software Architect

danguyf — Mon, 12 Sep 2005 11:06:59 GMT

Much better interview! You're mostly doing a better job suppressing the nervous laughter, Mr. Scoble.

Re: Bill Gates - A short chat with Microsoft's Chief Software Architect

Tensor — Sun, 11 Sep 2005 19:18:17 GMT

So I go on Holiday for two weeks, and promise myself I'll stay off C9. I mean, I'll miss a bit, but I can catch up. What big stuff can I possibly miss?

DOH!

Re: Bill Gates - A short chat with Microsoft's Chief Software Architect

reinux — Sun, 11 Sep 2005 11:43:26 GMT

Cool!

I'm not sure I like the whole automation stuff though. As much of a geek as I am I still think some things should be left to humans to do. And I'm a bit skeptic about speech recognition... it's nice, but I type faster than I talk. Talking to machines is pretty embarrassing.

In any case, I love how he believes that computers are for people to use, not just geeks. So few geeks these days bother to look at the big picture. Really refreshing to listen to people like him talk.

And man... I'm so curious what Bill does on Linux!

Thanks Scoble!

Re: Bill Gates - A short chat with Microsoft's Chief Software Architect

jsrfc58 — Sun, 11 Sep 2005 03:24:19 GMT

Another nice video...congrats.

It's good that he still has a sort of "hunger" about software, and wants to make it better. That shows that he hasn't lost his interest. It's also refreshing to see that he is very aware of what is going on in the lower levels of his company. Some CEOs, presidents, etc. really don't have a clue.

Array microphones!

Sorry, the electronics engineering part of me reawakened for a moment.

"Taking on Oracle" ... Oracle's stock...quick check...is it dropping? LOL

Reign of the Geek...I think the space folks still fall into this category.

Like Karim said..."stack overflow!" on the "What would you ask?" question. LOL

Speaking of going into schools...why is it every school I ever go into has either a lab full of Macs or old Apple II machines?

As much as I hate to be the bad guy in all this...I'll repeat what I've always said about security and software...until you deal with it at the hardware level and make it a complete pain for people to try to come up with workarounds...good luck.

Re: Bill Gates - A short chat with Microsoft's Chief Software Architect

scobleizer — Sat, 10 Sep 2005 23:55:06 GMT

>more technical

I'd love to, but in 15 minutes you're not going to get in depth on nearly any topic. And, like Bill said, if you want to get technical it's far better to get technical with the guys who are building a technology than with him or other execs.

Re: Bill Gates - A short chat with Microsoft's Chief Software Architect

SergioA — Sat, 10 Sep 2005 23:46:31 GMT

Very good, but it could have been more technical. Bill Gates' personal side has been explored already. I'm really interested in his opinions and vision.

Re: Bill Gates - A short chat with Microsoft's Chief Software Architect

Wayne Taylor — Sat, 10 Sep 2005 16:22:07 GMT

Cool Video - We done Scoble and the C9 Team!

When you next visit could you ask how he feels when demos bomb/crash on him, does he accept it?

Also could you ask if you Microsoft could work with Sky over here in the UK to better intergate with Windows MCE. I want to see a Sky card with dual tuners on it and a USB card reader for the subscription service.

I always feel that the UK is an after thought when it comes to some technogles from the States.

Why is XP Pro/Home, Offce so expensive? Can MS real justify the cost?

Great video and would like to see more......