KDE has three people that are called the goalkeepers. If you haven't seen my video about KDE goals you should probably check that one out first where I actually explain what goals are and I would actually like to quickly share my story on how I became a goal champion because I can only do it now because soon I won't be a goal champion anymore so I gotta be quick with this. So it happened in 2019 and in 2019 I wasn't actually really a strong part of KDE. I was like doing some very small contributions but I didn't quite understand the whole project as well as I do now and luckily very luckily actually the academy that year was in Italy and it was rather close to my city so I was able to attend in person. If it would have been like anywhere else even Germany which is still close to Italy but not enough for me I wouldn't have been able to actually go there so I was super lucky that academy which is the largest meeting of all of the KDE interested people every year was in Italy and that year I was also very lucky that there was the goal new goals selection. We had three old goals which were privacy on boarding of people and the third one was usability and productivity usability and productivity sorry I forgot about the second term and they reached their natural end and so we had to actually do new ones and everybody literally everybody could propose their own so I did and I proposed the consistency without really thinking that it would have been accepted but you know I thought that was something that KDE could have improved on and I actually wrote a very very detailed post seeing everything that in my personal opinion should have been done so I did that and the announcement of the new goals was done on this stage in front of a very large live audience this was before the pandemic and when Lydia which is her actually announced the goals she also asked the people that proposed the goal to stand up and talk about in front of everyone talk about that those goals and so I was kind of anxious because I mean I didn't go there thinking that I would have to talk to everybody but anyway I got there and you can see you can see me in this picture with my beautiful whoever took this picture okay I did have the python t-shirt which is pretty cool but my I wasn't dressed appropriately for the event even my pants were like not the one that I would have chosen if I knew I was going to stand in front of everybody but it went very really well anyway so I just had to say yeah yeah we're going to do something thanks everybody and I'm going to require some help that's what I said in very short you can actually get the video of that talk from YouTube if you want to see it and actually after that everybody has been super super supportive to me and even though I didn't know anyone there like literally nobody everybody actually got to me and talked to me saying introducing me to the various aspects of the kd community and I understood really little English because I was Italian I was very young now I kind of know more but even back then I knew something but I kept actually misunderstanding everything and that was annoying but actually let me make you an example here there's this at a certain point Lydia actually came to me and said that the day after we were going to do breakfast to talk about the goals and I was like okay breakfast okay where when and after quite some discussing I actually understood that she didn't say breakfast she said bof's which are birds of feather which are like meetings to actually discuss about some topics specifically and I had never heard the word before and I really thought we were going to have like all together the kd members have breakfast all together to talk about consistency that that did not happen that but I thought it was going to happen so the gold champions are actually the people who propose the goals and are going to maintain those goals I was selected back then as the consistency I wasn't selected I actually proposed the goal and the goal was selected selected through making me a gold champion the second one was about uh wheel and but the the person that actually proposed the wheel and goal never actually showed up it was it was they were a newcomer too so they didn't stand up and actually somebody else got assigned to the goal so the gold champion for wheel and is maven maven maven and then the ups goal was actually proposed by Joe Riddle Jonathan Riddle but later on he actually stepped back and Alex Paul took his place so these three people are currently the gold champions and the cool thing is that you can become a gold champion too because at the next academy there will be a new selections of goals and everybody again can propose them and believe me if I was able to get a goal selected you can too and if you want some suggestion on how to actually get there there is a video in the KD official youtube channel where I actually get interviewed by Adam which is the project manager of KD that actually manages these things and in there I go more in depth about how you should structure your goal if you want it to be selected


Saya akan membuatnya cepat kerana saya rasa semua orang mahu balik rumah. Saya akan bercakap sedikit tentang fonds CSS. Ini hanya berlainan. Saya akan bercakap sedikit tentang fonds CSS. Saya suka fikir bahawa yang terbaik kita mempunyai fonds web dalam projek sebelumnya. Mungkin anda akan mempunyai mereka. Mungkin anda telah menerima atau mempunyai atau mempunyai jenera fonds dari jenera fonds, atau jika anda benar-benar memperkenalkan dengan tangan, saya akan memperkenalkan anda. Tapi anda akan memperkenalkan bahawa ada banyak format. Kenapa di luar kita mempunyai banyak format? Jadi, sedikit cerita. Maksud saya, fonds pertama adalah fonds yang membuat penggunaan di depan. Apabila resuliti jenera jenera jenera, anda akan bermain 8-bit dan anda fikir itu sangat hebat. Tapi perkara-perkara, walaupun jenera jenera jenera jenera jenera jenera, apabila anda mempunyai hal yang dikeluarkan, anda masih perlu resuliti jenera jenera untuk berkelihatan. Jika tidak, anda akan mempunyai jenera jenera jenera. Jadi, fonds pada masa itu, kita benar-benar perlukan sec monitoredج massacre daripada lo flourish. Walaupun jenera jenera jenera berlouik malah tidak memberi unfortunate kebenaran, yang anda inginkan? Anda akan membuat burgers pada masa mereka belum awak�� жиз memperkenalkan ilm momen jenera. Jadi, pada tahun 1975, saya mungkin akan dapatkan salah sebab saya tidak mempunyai teman-teman di depan saya. Donald Moose membuat sesuatu untuk sistem teks yang akan membuat kompres bid-map fonds. Tetapi, John Warnock adalah fondor dari Adobe. Dia sebenarnya datang dengan Post Script, yang saya rasa yang paling kami lebih kenal dengan itu adalah fonds dekter yang pertama. fonds dekter sebenarnya adalah idea yang hebat dan itu teknologi yang kami masih menggunakan sekarang. So, yang sebenarnya terjadi dan yang sebenarnya kita masih menggunakan hari ini, adalah pilihan antara Apple dan Microsoft. Biasanya yang fonds adalah. Fonds adalah sebuah kontainer untuk gelif. Gelif seperti di setiap karakter individu. Fonds format menggantikan gelif. Jadi, apa yang fonds ini membuat fonds ini? Saya tidak rasa ada sesiapa yang membuat fonds di sini. Tapi, fonds format sebenarnya ada tabel yang memberikan informasi tentang gelif yang sepatutnya. Jadi, sebuah pindah yang sebenar adalah pengalaman besar di depan fonds bid-map yang terjadi. And both Microsoft and Apple went on to try to improve upon TrueType. So, Apple went off and made TrueType GX which was later renamed Apple Advanced Typography. So, that's the sort of iteration on TrueType. While Microsoft actually went to Adobe and then they worked together to come up with OpenType which is OTF format which is probably the format that is very widespread now. So, what these so-called new fonds format have is that they are able to contain a lot more glyphs than before. So, for those of you who are not Chinese, basically to have a Chinese fonds is actually very big because we have a lot of glyphs. So, the most basic simplified Chinese fonds would have about 20,000 glyphs. So, that's a lot. And the old formats couldn't contain that many. So, OTF and Apple Advanced AAT, they can. So, that's great. We also have EOT which actually stands for Embedded OpenType. Now, this was Microsoft's proprietary format that they wanted to propose for the web. But when they submitted this as a proposal to the W3C, it got rejected because proprietary. So, then we came up with a web open fond format. This was pretty good because I think it involved a lot of industry players. There's Microsoft, Mozilla and Opera. And this is the format that was accepted by the W3C as a web format. It's quite good in that it's really small in size. And W2 has, I think, 30% better compression than W2. So, that's why you have so many fond formats. History lesson. So, this is how a fond phase rule looks like. I think if you started a few years ago, you realised that you have a lot in your source. You have to declare everything. Nowadays, you can actually get away with just declaring W2 and W2 because if you can see the support for W2 is practically all green, Opera Mini generally just doesn't support web fond. So, pick a nice system fond. But other than that, actually, these two lines are enough. So, if you are tired of typing so many, just use these two. It's fine. I need speaker notes for this. Basically, this is supposed to explain how browsers pick fonts. Like, when you use the font family rule, you usually have something called font stack where you have like, I don't know, 5 or 6 fonts in the font family property. So, this font selection algorithm was in the spec in CSS 2.1, I would think. Over the last two decades, the algorithm has expanded but the general idea is just that your user agent is going to pick the first font on the list and it will sort of try to match criteria. So, in your font phase rule, you actually give each font, like for example font style, font weight, font etc. I'll cover later. So, there are some criteria. So, when you want to apply this certain font in this certain run of text, the browser will actually see if the font matches the criteria. For example, if it's a font style italic, you actually try to find a font that has this font style italic attached to it. So, if it doesn't find it, it will actually jump skip to the next font family. So, next and next and next. If it does find it, it will match and it will use that particular font to render your text. If it goes through every single font family and doesn't find anything, then it will fall back to the system font depending on your OS. So, that will be different. In the event that you actually end up, you have a character that cannot be rendered in any font. I think it's a famous or infamous Chinese character that has probably the most number of strokes. I think it's pronounced piang. It's like the name of a noodle. I have to ask why. I actually heard that it was a marketing gimmick by the guys who made the noodles. But you know, Chinese. Anyway, so I don't think there is a font that may or may not be this particular glyph in a font. So, outside, you will get something called... You'll get this blank square. I think this would be more familiar if you use Chinese software because when I was a kid, if I didn't install Chinese correctly on Windows, I would just get a row of rectangles like mahjong tiles and nothing. We call that tofu and that's why actually Google's font is called noto in a sense so Google has this font family that they want, what they're trying to do is they want to cover every single language in the world because Google can do this sort of thing. So they named it noto in a sense it's like no tofu. So that's how you come up with the name. Trivia. See, this is CSS font's trivia, guys. So this is like trivia night. So a tip for using if you're doing multi-lingual, you could be doing Chinese, you could be doing, I don't know, Arabic script, for example. Declare the Latin font first. Why? It's because if you're... It's almost a given for typeface designers in general who are doing non-Latin-based font, they will design the Latin-based character inside the font also. So if I'm using Wei Ran-Chen, hey tea, that's the Chinese font, there's going to be... the ABCs are going to be included in the font, but odds are it may not look very good. And also font rendering in Mac and Windows is different. So if you're... somehow the Latin characters in the Chinese font like Sim Sun, if you have tried it before, it doesn't look very good, especially on the older versions of Windows.  So always declare the Latin font first. Ya, just a tip. Also the specification says that the browser, the user agent has to recognise the font family names case insensitively. You never know what could go wrong, so just put the font names in quotes. Just in case. Be safe guys, be safe. So there's also this thing called generic font families. So like sometimes I'm lazy I don't want to design and look for font so I'll just like I'll case serif. It turns out if you... in your OS the HTML language of your your site or character set or your browser each of these generic font families will use a different font. So for example serif and sensory is not so fun. Let's go for cursive. So if you use cursive and let's say you are using Mac, you will get the Apple Chancery font but if you are using windows you get comic sense. If you use fantasy Gabriola I think shows up in windows 10. Impact shows up in older versions of windows. I can't pronounce the third one. Papyrus maybe that shows up in Mac. So I mean if you want to be interesting and just like everybody on a different OS will see a different font you can use cursive and fantasy why not. Fun. So CSS fonts now is on level 3. Level 4 is going to add 4 more generic font families. System UI if Sebastian Deckels were here he have something to say about system UI. Emoji apparently is going to be a generic font family which will be... I wonder what math is going to be because I haven't really read the spec yet but like what's the generic font family for math. And Fang Song is actually a Chinese font family how should I explain it. It's like the it's kind of like serif for Chinese fonts but a bit skewed. This doesn't make sense if you're not Chinese I'm just going to skew this. So they have like basic font properties I think everybody's familiar with the first four so you have font weight. Font weight is how the width of the glyphs the weight of the glyph sorry. So you can actually use from numbers from 100 to 900 lightest to heaviest.  No no no keywords. I don't have I had this in the speaker notes I don't have speaker notes in front of me but basically there are keywords you can use. Can't remember what those are sorry. Font stretch is so you can select whether your font phase is condensed or expanded. So all this actually apply into the your add font phase rule. Font style is for your italic or oblique. So italic is like properly designed italic font while oblique is just the regular phase that got like skewed to the side and normally if you work with like designers that are very particular they hate it when you do oblique they're like you're ruining my design what do you mean and then I get a lot I get earful from them. So if you have just use always include the actual italic font the oblique version actually really doesn't look very nice to be honest font size everybody knows so font size adjust is relatively new came about in level level 3 font level 3 so what it does is that remember earlier when I said font stack so if the font doesn't exist the browser will use the next one or the next one so those are like fallback fonts so sometimes original first choice so the x height of your fallback maybe little smaller than your original so what this property actually does is it's going to adjust the font size of your fallback font to match the x height of your first choice font so it kind of is a legibility fix font synthesis I kind of like because as I said your browser is actually it's a very well meaning piece of software in that if you did not install a heavier font or a proper italic version of the font you are using it will like you know to best effort you will try to like okay the developer wants this font to look bold but I don't have a bold font never mind I will try to synthesize it usually it doesn't come out right like if you have a again a designer who is very particular about it like this font looks terrible what you do to my font never mind so you can actually set this value to none and so that you like browser please don't geek yang don't change my font and it will just it will just not it will just use the original font so when you see bold it's not going to be bold so you are actually saying browser don't synthesize don't do any of those folk italic nonsense so these are the two properties so this is font phase how font phase rule works looks very complicated because usually we just use the we usually just touch on the blue once we don't really use the we use the first four but what I find useful is actually the unicode range property because this is text in Russian if anybody can read Russian I'll give you lots of chocolate but this is just a run of text oh you do come come can you tell everybody what this says but can you tell everybody what this says this is about short history of Tetris excellent so these these are not these are not Latin characters these are Cyrillic alphabets so it's not not every font has support for Cyrillic letters so like for this particular set of slides I'm using this font family called Magnetic Pro and it doesn't it doesn't have Cyrillic alphabets support so what I did was I found a font so I found a font that kind of is looks a bit similar in terms of look to it but it does support Cyrillic characters and it's called Bender so what I can do is that I can actually use the same name so normally when we declare font face it's like okay give the font family name and where you get the font from and you leave it at that what you can do is you can use the same same name but you can declare a different font and you use the unicode range to tell the browser that when you encounter characters that fall within this unicode range so this particular range is actually the range for Cyrillic alphabets use the use the font that use this Cyrillic font that I declare so how this works is that if let's say I'm on a website with multiple pages if my pages don't contain any Cyrillic letters this won't load because it's not needed but when it encounters any of the characters that fall within this unicode range then it will load this particular font so in a sense it's kind of like a performance thing as well because if the font is not needed you don't want to load it because even if I optimise and I subset my font the most basic just like basic Latin set will come in 50 kilobytes give or take so if you use it adds up if you use only one or two fonts because until variable font become a thing usually you're going to have the normal version the bold version and the italic version so that's like three then if you have a bunch of other language it adds up cumulatively so if you don't need it you don't want it to load so this is a good way to do things and okay there are also things like font feature properties which is allow you to use the open type features because we mentioned OTF earlier so these are the most common one so if you want to adjust the kerning font variant position you can turn on ligatures if you want to and all these are properties that you can control using CSS there is an older value that is font feature settings in that it gives you access to like the over hundreds of open type properties so this actually the most common ones that you can use and that's why it got spec in that you can like specify this as font feature properties when you when you are writing them in your CSS these are the most common ones what nobody actually talks about because I think nobody really cares about Chinese is that they these are these two font variant East Asian and font language overwrite are more for like internationalization purposes so variant East Asian applies for Han characters or even Japanese characters right if you're not familiar with Han characters there are actually differences if you are talking about Japanese Korean traditional Chinese and simplified Chinese so the same word can be written using different glyphs so this particular open open type property allows you to like toggle the so I think a more obvious one is the second one so this actually read as stash or university the first one is actually simplified so the traditional version or the Japanese version is a it's a bit different it's a bit more complicated but they actually read the same but you can toggle you can toggle these different glyphs on the audience of your of your site for example if you're in Taiwan you'd be using a traditional Chinese font if you're in mainland China or to some extent Singapore, Malaysia you'd be using simplified Chinese if you're in Japan you'd be using a Japanese font and and the glyphs are actually different university they use the simplified Japanese oh okay good to know language override actually more relevant example would be for languages that have like Turkish right because some ligatures they will have the f and the i f i is a ligature where they'll combine the f and the i into like one glyph but they are some languages in the world that they have a dotless i so you can't the ligature to turn on because then it will so ruin you're messing up the person's word so if what do you mean so the dotless i is not actually in the i correct so if you but sometimes if the font you're using doesn't doesn't recognize doesn't know that it doesn't support a particular language it might you'll still turn on the ligature anyway because it's assuming it's like a traditional latin like note with a dot again there was a language in my speaker notes I can't remember what it is but it's it has a dotless i so what you can do is no so they are Turkish fonts yes there's a lesser known there's a like those smaller languages that they don't have font specially for that particular language so if you set your HTML language to that particular language for example you would use font language override to force the browser to use the Turkish font instead this will make a lot more sense if I had my feature if my speaker notes in front of my face by don't so font feature settings is the is the one that is actually well very well supported across all browsers but it's not encouraged that you use this because it's it goes it allows you to really set go through each of the hundred open type properties all the way down to I don't know g-posts or like vertical positioning so I did the reason why the the font specification has the these earlier ones is that because these are the most common ones that everybody use so it's just trying to make people's lives easier so you don't have to memorise the specific code for each of the font feature settings so that's that yeah that's it that's all the CSS font trivia we have tonight if you have any questions about CSS fonts you can talk to me yeah so that's it that's it do we have announcements tonight can I just raise an issue with italic font oh sure yes I got caught with this one that I had specified italic and then my font family but the font the at font thing had also said italic so windows looked just fine on safari it was italic it was nearly lying on the ground so it was double italic and I did a reading about that and what it said was if you're going to use italic in your like I or em in your html then you should not use italic in font specification you're using the italic um family but you don't tell it to do italic because that will double it up that's an interesting one so I've been happily developing your windows and never saw her oh yeah I'll have a job windows font rendering is terrible um a lot of a lot of places I've seen declare their font faces incorrectly which probably caused it that was probably what was going on yeah so once I declared it the right way around then it would look fine on windows and you shouldn't be using font style italic if you're going to use italic font you should be just setting a font type into an italic font the thing I inherited before I knew I see a lot of people like defining their font faces and they'll put like different names or regular bold and italic or whatever and like essentially training them as different fonts and when you should really be naming them the same font and specifying that this one is like this font weight and this one is this font style and then in your CSS you can just treat it as regular um like you would normally and it'll render it properly and they're all actually the same font family ah yeah here we go so what he's saying is that some people because you would have your regular font, your bold font and your italic font so some people will name it because the font family property when you're in the font face rule it's actually a label so you could name it like bananas you could use the font Helvetica and name it bananas and use bananas in your CSS and like sort of screw your team don't do that so so what what he's saying is that some people will do okay Helvetica bold Helvetica italic Helvetica regular but what you should be doing is naming all of them Helvetica and then using the font style uh property property label for each of the the different font files that you are declaring that's like the quote unquote correct way of doing it so yes please what I was given was a thing here it was called something something italic ah okay okay and then I specified italic here and I had italic in the HTML so it was world world italic on the ground so it's italic cube so I think I don't know what I had to get but I think probably this one and then everything was fine okay so if you don't want your italics to be squared and cubed then you know do it the right way if you don't care about any of that no what is that spell it smellvetica smellvetica smellvetica sounds mature sounds mature font for a more civilized time I see well um well that's something anyone got any announcements or anything it's the perfect font to do when we teach many times the cutting no my eyes save this for April 1st 2018 everybody I can think of a few designers I can install this okay announcement anybody hiring looking for a job have a


Now without doubt the most popular driver for average golfers in the last two years has probably been this thing. The Ping G4 25 Max and with very good reason, for me I had some major flaws and I'm hoping the driver in my left hand, which is the Ping G4 30 as I put out those flaws. That's what we're going to find out in today's video and without doubt the biggest flaw for me was this.  Let's just hope they've managed to get it changed this year and I'm going to answer that question right away because I'm taking this 10.5 degree head off of this CB Ulta 55 regs shaft because of course for this test we need to make sure we've got everything as close as humanly possible to make sure we give them each a fair crack of the whip and we're going to insert that shaft into the new ping G430. I'm going to put a ball down and you're going to like me hope and pray that ping have dampened that sound a little. Right here your ears at the ready. Come on ping don't let me down. Well do you know what they've dampened it it's still allowed old gunshot going off and even more exaggerated in the acoustics of this place but I've done some testing outside in the last few weeks and I've got to say it's a huge leap forward in terms of the sound not just on the driver but on every other club in this G430 line-up including the iron so well done ping you'll solve one of those major problems but it's only one of them. We're going to have a look at some dry ball data and hear lots of shots we're going to get some comparison terms of how they perform like I said identical in terms of their setup. How do they differ in terms of visually. Today's video is brought to you in partnership with Hotgolf the online golf mega store bringing you the hottest deals in golf and of course the clubs featured in today's video. Find a link to the Hotgolf website in the description below and check out some incredible giveaways and offers. Well Lux was never something that I had an issue with with the G425 I thought it looked really good just that sort of monochrome look black and chrome and some grays. From a shelf appeal perspective I thought it was really really good and then you turn over the crown always voiced my opinion would prefer not to see turbulence and would prefer to see a flat crown having said that I really like the matte finish. The G430 they've added a little bit of colour as you all know by now and can see waiting system is identical in both. There's not a lot to change them probably a little bit more going on the G430 and I'll talk about the shaping very very shortly but then you go back to the crown. Turbulates are still there and never going to change they've had a little more bit more detail on the crown which again I sort of take it or leave it it's not my preferred choice I'd prefer to see just a flat crown but love that matte finish. It's the shaping that seems to have changed the 430 seems to have gotten a little bit more sort of squashed down it doesn't it's certainly not elongated in its shape it seems exactly the same address but overall just it's a little bit lower. Very much like the sort of shallower fairway woods have always done in the ping line up and again I really like that. I mean there's not a lot to split them they've only it's an evolution if you like in terms of what they've done in terms of changing there's a slight alteration in terms of that profile and only really noticeable when you've got them side by side. So for me either way no real gains no real positives nor negatives in terms of any kind of enhancement into that G430 look however I do prefer that flatter profile. But I did say at the start of this video that the G425 had a couple of flaws and that sound is one of them which it looks to have been resolved. The second one being well maybe not unique to Ping and the G425 that if you wanted a really super forgiving high launch in driver then there might have been some compromises you had to make in terms of first of all maybe a slightly higher spin number that higher launch in ball with that higher spin number may result in shorter carry distances. So overall a more forgiving driver may not have been one of the longer drivers that you test and we all know we want to hit that driver just as far as we can. So can the G430 build on what they've got in the G425 keep a spin number down maybe keep that launch the same but increase ball speeds and therefore carry distance. We'll find out. And the way we're going to do that is good old-fashioned dry ball data I have got this shaft in. Interestingly enough I've got the newer shaft I'm not sure that there's any difference between this years and the previous years CB Alters but it is the brand new shaft that's in and we'll start off with the G425 and we'll collect some data and I'll give you my feedback along the way. Right okay that's a few balls hit with the G425 some half decent results in terms of performance and let's have a quick look in terms of some of those results and I'll put them in front of you now. So first of all ball speeds ranging between 135 and 139 topping out at we've got some fairly high launching balls there 17.8 a couple 16.9 spin number stayed very consistent in and around the sort of two and a half to two eight number peak height 40 37. And then we've got an average carry distance at the moment in those few balls that are his least that sort of top one 238 dropping down to 231. To be honest with you that's a decent set of numbers a decent sort of performance 140 ish ball speed at that top end spin number. Okay not too high and that carry distance in and around that sort of 230 plus mark pretty impressive. What happens when we change the shaft out and go to that G430? First of all the most notable thing is throughout all those shots it is just that sound differences so so much better in this new model. So I can't tell you just how much of a difference that makes to me at least not to everybody. First like I said a few shots hit started off with that 139 ball speed launching at 17.3. What we've got 235 carry 27 spin good set of numbers. Then go down to shot three and all of a sudden we started to get up to different ball speeds and we didn't see in the 425 at 142 and then followed up by 145 ball speed launching lower spinning maintained at a low number. When you start to see 241, 243 carry. It's interesting you know because I want to carry on hitting balls, carry on collecting data. There's already sort of in those first four shots we can start to see some difference at least in ball speeds for the first time I've ever seen it is Ping made a claim that this driver was seven yards longer on average than its predecessor. Not many talk about gains in terms of and certainly ping don't in terms of making those kind of statements anymore. But maybe they've come up with something in terms of a balance between launch spin that is creating and the ball speed obviously that is creating those further carry distances. We shall see. I'm going to hit a few more balls and then we'll have that ultimate evaluation which one of these two comes out on top. But at the moment it looks like this G430 just might be doing what Ping claimed. Right. Let's try one more with the camera on. That's a solid ball. We've got a 140 ball speed again. 25 spin, 34 pk, 239 carry so once again in and around that 240 number. We didn't see those kind of numbers with 425. It's looking really good. Let's have a look in terms of that dry ball data averages and I'll give you my overall assessment. This comparison video came out of the request that you made so by all means stick what you want in terms of that comments box below. Keep it polite. But if you've got any suggestions in terms of videos that you want to see that might help your buying decision then please let me know in a comment. Right. We're just going to go straight into the averages on these two. Straight away the one thing you'll notice is that we had an average ball speed jump of almost three mile an hour which is a significant leap forward. Launch angle on the previous model 425 was 16.7 and 14.7 on the new model G430. Spin number down at 2432. So already kind of better combination in terms of launch and spin. Peak height therefore was a lot lower with the new model and the overall carry distance. Ping reckoned he added seven yards in terms of extra carry distance. Almost back that up to be honest with you got a 232 compared to a 238 carry distance. The thing is for me is that what Ping have done with the G425 is that the G430 sorry is brought a level of consistency across all of the data parameters. I've seen that with a lot of products this year which is what seems to have been the focus. It's been consistency across the board which combined is what gives you that ultimate performance. I did a lot of testing on course last week with the G430 driver. I've got to say that it wasn't the longest driver that I played out on course. But it was certainly again this word about forgiveness, straightest, whatever you want to call it. I never really seem to miss a fairway. At times it was higher launching with this reg shaft and ten and a half degree head and arguably at times when I was out on the course and you don't know which way around these videos come out. You'll see those and I question the sort of ball flight. But it's also quite nice to see that ball going out there in terms of high launching ball. As long as it's not too affected in terms of it becomes a high spinning ball then I actually like the ball flight and the ultimate carry distance if that ball speed is there as well. So for me they've got a really interesting combination this year, this G430. And I don't think they set up in terms of shaft and ten and a half degree head is perhaps the optimum for me. I think there's some tweaks that can be made to change those numbers and improve even more. But what they've definitely done is these things are always only moved forward in terms of tweaks. But they've got a nice balance here between what they've done between the model from I suppose G425 case two years ago. There's enhancements there and they're noticeable. But they're not going to blow your mind, I don't suppose. If you're happy with your G425 and you're happy with the sound of that damn thing then stick with it. These videos are purely only guidance on trying to recognise what a manufacturer may or may not have done with the new products they release. Right, as ever, thank you for watching. We shall carry on more testing, more comparisons, more information that hopefully are some form of assistance to yourselves. And I'll see you soon, probably tomorrow night.


He's hiding in the bushes like oh he he blinked out on her. Oh, she dodged the ultimate. She dodged figmals ultimate That's crazy and she gets the kill What's up everybody on the mangoos you were awesome But today we're going to be watching my girl should be and a little bit of sparrow this footage was provided to all of Paragon the overprime's partners and this one is for the Italian client This is one of these shorter gameplay videos and mainly features should be making some fucking insane plays I will say this shows how the game will play when you're way ahead In me but also like when you're really way behind because this sparrow is way behind in golden levels The PTO final beta test is November night through the 21st EST and you can put Paragon the overprime on your wish list for steam and epic game store Everyone will get in you just need to download it when the test is live Looks like I've got some Shinbi off lane here Shinbi has been extremely dangerous in all of the CBTs like the first one the second one Probably this one.  It's not all the fade away.  She missed the wolf that time. He's hiding in the bushes.  She dodged big males ultimate. That's a Crazy and she gets the kill.  Oh, no, she's in trouble now She's got get in and Fingmeow. Let's see what she can do if she can heal Oh, she takes out Fingmeow.  Now. She's waiting in the bushes Okay, nothing's happening. Okay. So shimby's wolves stack on her not the opponent now So it's a short-range ultimate is still kind of lock on but you don't get the global anymore because she doesn't stack the wolves on an Enemy she stacks them on herself.  Hey guys Meg is from the future here Shimby's wolves the the stacks are right there next to her ultimate just below her little booty butt cheeks You would think creepy old man goose would have would have caught that immediately, but for some reason I didn't see it But it looks like she's gonna engage into this fight in the jungle They're fighting around the either red buff or blue buff I'm not sure which side of the map this is all and I could probably low Oh, she's she sees the matrix phase blinded her for a second that phase went into stasis It's not gonna help her out shimby's gonna take her out and then she's just tossing wolves into this team fight Waiting for somebody to engage. Oh Gideon engages order. She immediately ults the Gideon forces a bunch of doggies down his throat Then pieces right on out. They can't come through that fog while she throws a wolf just in case they do Looks like she's running all the way back to the fountain here. I'm expecting a cut. There's no cut Well, she's full well, she's full health now.  I should say but um Now she's just looking for targets that she doesn't see anybody. She's just kind of wandering around She's like a okay.  I Think that's uh Kalari down there. She's gonna wait to engage it. Nope. She's gonna steal the card That's amazing. Oh, but they do engage into her.  This shimmy is so dangerous And yes, she just deletes that Kalari with ease with ease and now she's hunting down revenant He made the mistake for trying to go in the travel mode gets rooted Is she just dashed through it like a little little booty bulldozer and She gets a shield from Muriel coming from way downtown. Oh thing meow You do not you do not want to go through that wall. It looks like shimmy got knocked away from it I don't know why she didn't engage there.  Don't get don't get don't get it wrong. It's it should be that That's just somebody's name.  She may not be able to get it. No, no, she gets him She dashed up hits him with the circle wolves takes him down She'd be does so much damage and she has so much sustained because circle wolves actually or circle rhythm What I don't know what they call it now actually heals her up So she man this poor thing now just keeps eating these wolves through the face She's really good at targeting those there. They're not that easy to hit.  They take down the tower. She dashes out She is so freakin mobile and which is makes her very dangerous if you could CC her though pretty easy kill The problem is trying to get trying to CC her phase going In the stasis right there, probably not a good idea. She'd be definitely going to take her out She hit somebody in the bushes somebody was trying to sneak up on her can't sneak up on the shambi And there's Gideon.  She's still at full health She's only about a half mana, but she can still she can still be very dangerous Hits both of them with the wolves and it's a phase is gonna go down to the circle rhythm now Is she gonna she is she gonna pick up this kill and revenant to it shouldn't be pretty easy for I don't know why she's running and Dashing away into walls and shit face checking the wall Okay, new fight back in the mid lane circle rhythm pumping out dealing huge damage to everybody around her while she's healing up It's almost unfair. It's almost unfair. How good shimmy is and Gideon alts and then and then shimby alts This shimmy's game game plan For that this entire thing has been wait for Gideon to alt and then uh, then ram a bunch of wolves down his throat So I would love to see the the strategy meeting before the game Now they're coming she's going after looks like revenant good idea take out that damage She roots him. He was in travel mode and she's dealing a whole bunch of damage She needs to go oh she just ate the obliterate to the face and it's uh She's got some shielding from Muriel, but it was not enough. She she backed up a little too much there I think she should have went in we got some sparrow gameplay now Let me pause for a second to catch my goddamn breath sparrow easing into this jungle for Poor Gideon had no he did not know where oh my god that snipe on the Gideon that that Gideon Let's go back and watch that that poor guy. Look at his poor Gideon.   She she needs the backup and She needs to farm up a little bit. She needs to farm up a little bit here.  She's gonna she's sticking into this fight though She's sticking in she got pulled in by phase, but she gets the kill She's got her whole team with her now and she's she is dealing like a lot of sustained damage But yeah, I think it's oh, this is where shimmy gets the kill. So man, whatever Before we close things out, let's take a peek at that strategy meeting for the shimmy game Okay, shimmy. What's your plan for mid lane team fights?   Then I'm a fucking dodge cue That's all for this one folks This was one of the shorter videos that they sent us, but it and shimmy so it's fine by me Like the video if you enjoyed it sub for more third-person mobile content But for now, this is the man goose signing off you guys have a good one man goes Special shout out to channel members stunt covetous lemon the beard Wolverine pizza face Pusey El Draco King Oda f6 actual does Joshua been knocked his soul reaper j-man 63 Levy version to that prodice Lionheart official Clorox TV Raven blessed with King the omics for men jelly knees in our top Gifter I bloodhunter


Thank you for keeping us company. This is Y244 news highlights. We move straight to our discussion tonight where we are talking about women in power. And just to mention, but a few of the women in positions of power. We have Rita Kavesha, Managing Director at Suzu East Africa. We have Silvia Mwilinge, who is the Chief Customer Officer at Safaricom. We have Carol Karioki, Chief Executive Officer at Kepsa. We have Shelly Kara, who became the first woman to be elected by the Facebook's Board of Directors of the Chief Operating Officer at Facebook. We have Sarah Sanamarin, Prime Minister of Finland. Carol Mungai, Artist being listed on the annual Forbes Africa 30 under 30 as a Game Changer is no main fit. And lastly, we have Lorne Rongo, Managing Director, Gennadine Grove. These are just but a few people who have been there. But also, if you remember, we had Ellen Johnson-Salif with the former president of Liberia. Women in power, what can they do with power? We have so much crisis in our country, they are looking for the zand gender rule. What will happen? I'm speaking to Kirubo Shelly and Sarah Slitz, a political analyst. And Shelly is an advocate. Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. Good evening. Thank you for coming. Now, I will begin with you, Cyrus. Now that we are talking about women, let's begin from the head.  Thank you for having me this evening. I believe that our country is trying to be there with regards to the gender parity role. So it is trying, it is trying to make those steps. So you cannot say it is failing, but you can say it is trying. And we are still looking forward to assure that these spaces are well managed with the women because a number of women have been in position and have made institutions look better than the way they were. Just to mention a few, if you look at KU, Kenya University, in the back years compared to when Mugenda took it, Dr. Olive Mugenda. You have two Mugendas, the ladies and then the lady. Now, when she took over from the other professors, or from the other VCs, she changed the environment. Now, when you go to KU, it's different from how it was some years back. So these are some of the things that we look into and say it's good. Look at Safarkum, there it is performing to some extent. Let us not look at the top management, but look at that lady who is there, in the marketing section. She is doing her job in the best way. And there are other areas that women have performed best, even in sports. Let us not only look at leadership, even in sports, they are doing their best, they are doing their exemplary. So we need to have this conversation more and more, especially on calling upon the parliament to ensure that the gender rule is well achieved. And I've always said that to achieve this gender rule, we need also to start with the parties. Let the parties ensure that women are not only leaders in the women group, okay? Women, there's that section, it's only for women and youth in the mainstream. Let them ensure that the women are also leaders in the mainstream. Let us have a secretary general with powers, who is a woman within the party. So by doing this, we shall be elevating our women in the political cycles. Let us live along the corporate circles, because the corporate circles has worked well. Now let us look at the political cycles. What is it going to do? Now we need to have a push, we need to have a talk, and it's not going to be more than a talk, it's going to be more than a talk, not just a talk. We need to have a serious conversation on this so that we empower our women, because they are also human beings like us. Very true. Now that you have mentioned the women in sport, hail to Helene O'Biri and Akina Brigitte Kosgei. Now, Kirubo Shali. We have had a problem in parliament when they want to pass that gender rule, but they lack quorum. And the question is who is the enemy of who, because they just need to be over 45 for them to pass. Actually they need only 45 nominated for the bill to pass. Would you say it's true a woman is the enemy of the other woman or what bars you or keeps you from having the power you so desire? I think your views are very inaccurate example and I think that in your example you are thinking of it from the point of view that it is only women who can uplift women so that you are thinking well. But they never show up. Actually they get there about 10. Well, what you are trying to put across is that it's only women who can uplift women, that if you want better terms for women, then we have to do it ourselves. And it's not only women who are in parliament, even the men can participate, so that maybe you should give us a picture of how many men abscond, how many men abscond such sessions versus the number of women who abscond, because it's not just a women issue. But the bill was being passed by a man. It was being passed by a man. But when you say that women are now letting each other down, it's like you are insisting that it's only a woman issue. And I think that when women are empowered, it is not only women who benefit. I think even men can benefit from such and well, I don't think that is a very good example to use. And you mentioned something else other than whether women are their own enemies. Because even in elections, you will find now a man, a few of the women will vote, but they will say. How are you able to verify that? Because election is a secret ballot. So how do you know? It has been proved. How do you know? It has been proved. Often, it has. How do you know that this women... Let me say something out true. One, let us look at the population. Who are the majority? Women. Okay. So, to some extent, this narrative works. Women are enemies to themselves. We would have voted matakarua him. Leave alone matakarua. Even in 1997, we would have voted. We would have voted him as the president. Women should vote for women and men. No, as in we say, if at least the women who are there would push the agenda, then me as a man who wants the women to be empowered, I bring my vote finished. Question. Do all men vote for a specific person? No. Together. We vote for the agenda. What the person brings. It's your vote, your choice, your secret ballot. Niwa wunamua. Right? So there's also something else. You see, like I said, it's not always that only a woman can uplift other women. Even men can do it. So if I decide out of all the candidates who are vying, I think that probably if you are vying and the so-called matakarua is vying, and I listen to your policies and everything else, I realize you are offering better terms for my agenda. Why should I vote for you? So we bid them on policies. Yeah. From where you say, do you feel like women have been empowered enough in this country? No. Why? No, I think, like he said, we are really trying on paper. We are putting up all these policies, but practically it's, there's a huge disconnect between what we say in theory and what it's quaground. Between different. Then where is the problem? And we are really trying. Yeah? We are really trying. We have a lot of legislation. Well, I think that where we are failing is that the way you, the perspective which you brought, whereby you think it's a women problem, it is all our problem. Honbill's problem is all our problem. You think it's just a women issue, so that once you have a policy that is opening up opportunities for women, you start to resent us. You think that we are being favored. When we actually deserve these positions, we deserve those platforms. And once you mention something like affirmative action, there's a lot of negativity surrounding the whole affirmative action because people only think of it in terms of gender. Yeah? But we also have affirmative action in terms of youth empowerment, persons with disabilities, marginalized communities, and what else? Yeah? But when you say that, well, we are nominating marginalized groups, women, youth, persons with disabilities, no one will question why we are putting youth there. I mean, they lack the qualifications, like in a tendering process, for example, there are those qualifications. No one will question why affirmative action, when affirmative action is being applied on those other platforms. But when it's being applied in terms of men versus women, there's a lot of bitterness surrounding the conversation because agenda is a very sensitive topic. That's why even the intersex topic, no one, it's a no-go zone. And I think I was having this discussion with my colleagues. These are advocates, they are learned, they should know better. Whereby, someone is feeling very negative about women getting affirmative action which is in favor of women and I was asking the person, you see? I want you to hold on that thought, I want you to hold on that thought because I can see Sarah wants to rebut on something that you say that I don't want to miss. Now, let us not have a misconception of gender parity, or achieving the gender rule. Remember, the gender is all about, this is the gender, we are illas a gender. Okay? Now it is now divided between men and women. Okay? Now when we talk of gender, today women might be more. Exactly, that is what I was. Now affirmative action or calls should be there to talk, let us have a gender balance, okay? When we talk of gender balance, let us have equality or equity. Let us have equity in these things. Now, when we talk of those affirmative actions, when the people who benefit most on affirmative actions are women, why am I saying so? Women are youth, because when they talk of youth, men, they include women. When you talk of women, now women are there, both youth, both who are youthful and who are old. Okay? No, no. When they talk of people with disability, women are there and they are called marginal. Now the people who are now discriminated in these affirmative actions, actually men, or let me say young men, who are youths who are below 35. But now women benefit all around. Like the three quarters of that cycle, people who are benefiting much are the women, because they fall under every category. I was coming to that. I was coming to that. When I was having this discussion with some of my colleagues, well, and then I will tell them, you see, the constitution says two-thirds, it should be two-thirds of either gender, not more than two-thirds of either gender. It doesn't say women. There's nowhere it says a third must be women and two-thirds must be men. So when you think of it that it's benefiting women, it means you're thinking of it as something that it's only like, it's women. But you see them politically as being given positions. And I was telling this my colleagues, well, think about this situation where one day you will find yourself in a position where the women are more in these positions. So will you still be against that affirmative action? Or will you naturally say boy child is neglected. So let us do something. Actually boy child is neglected. I want us to talk about the complete space. And even if you say that these positions it's women who are benefiting more, still the thing is we have still not achieved that threshold. So we are still far behind. Two weeks ago I attended a graduation, the one for the HRs, and I had a statement that somewhat, it bit my logic, only there was a scenario where a corporate an NGO had over 100 women, two gents, qualifications because everything is okay. But these people have been empowered to position, okay, it's not that they are no men out here, they are there. But we have gradually given new people position, we have allowed you to... Given? No, we desert it. You didn't give us anything? We are not even competing, but also these things are happening, like for example, of which it's not something I would want us to do so much on it, we are having a report where women are saying if the president is, the deputy should be. If the governor is, you want to go for the lower position, yet you can even go for the higher position. You see, for me concerning the current debate that's there, let us not just have things like because so and so is on top, then this so and so should be. And they want it to be automatic? This is a chance given to everybody. There are no rules set in the constitution, they say that a president must be a woman or a president must be a man. No, it is a chance that is given to each and every Kenyan. Okay, there is no segregation when that time comes of election. So everyone is equal to those chances and everyone is given that opportunity to stand and fight. Whatever gives you an upper hand and as she said, you asked her a very simple question. When a man stands, then he stands, why do you choose a man and not a lady? She answered here and said ideologies go run better than they did. I didn't say that men's ideologies always run better. Which is an often occurrence. You have just misquoted. I didn't say that men usually have better policies every time. I'm saying in every situation you have to consider some things. Let me just give you another example. You guys will say, well women are not going for the top positions. The truth is they are going for those top positions but there's a lot of male chauvinism you don't want to give them. Like they recently concluded LSK elections. I openly supported a very nice lady who I felt was competent, experienced and well, great for the job. Two women died, two men died. So your idea that women don't go for those positions is not true. The vice chair position, there was one woman, one man. Somehow the voters decided for this president position, they give a man and the vice chair. Then I will ask you what the majority of the voters. Personally, no actually for our profession the men are more. They are more. They are more. Okay so in this example we will explain. Like I said that is a very simplistic way to look at it. I actually supported a very nice lady who I felt is better place to represent as than everybody else. And you know what happened in that situation? The male candidates took it upon themselves to discredit the women simply because they are women.  This is not about affirmative action. We are not voting because of gender. We are voting because of qualifications. What does that tell you? It tells you that this person has already decided these women are not competent and that the only reason we are supporting them is because they are women. So I asked him what makes you think I'm only supporting her because she's a woman. I believe. And I told him, I was very pointing. I told him I think she can make a much better leader than you. I believe. That's why I'm supporting her. So it's not, I didn't even think of her gender in the first place. One. I believe. And you know the funny thing which happened. The current council members, 11 are women only 3 are men. You see. So everybody who was against affirmative action at the end of the day all those who against affirmative action are now saying, whoa, whoa, whoa, now boy child must do something. Now they are saying now we need affirmative action to have more men in LSK council. And it's a very interesting conversation. You know the problem is we don't want to have this conversation early. We wait for something to happen so that we react. The top student is Agal. That is when you are like, okay. What is happening to boys? Instead of having this conversation early.  Now looking into that. You brought up a very nice idea that we wait when that time is ripe. Now when we start looking. When it's too late. When it's too late. These issues. Now when we look at those issues at that particular time. Now that's where we go wrong and never achieve it. It now becomes a competition between men and women. Now it is now upon us. It's our responsibility to educate the public. Enlighten them. Carry out these activities. And you see best on the qualification of an advocate and a lawyer. You are in the best position also to advocate for this. You are not only required to advocate for people in courts. But also to advocate for their rights and champion for their rights. Okay. During any other particular time. Whatever you feel that is not being achieved. For the time you should come out and raise about it. And on the issue of talking about KCSE. There's been a lot of discrimination because one. I saw some years back a boy and a girl tied. But who did they give a lot of limelight in the media? Girl. A girl. But these people tied. Another scenario. A boy became number one. A girl became number two. Who was given the highest limelight? The girl. And the boy has been said now. I can also give you an example where. You see even the cut of Z-fever, the girl. I can also give you an example where. You see affirmative action started a long time ago. Remember the grade that you used to join the low school. My grade was way higher than most boys in that school. Fine fine fine. So they might want to think it was affirmative action. Listen first. Listen first. You see the grade that is given for a boy child to go into medicine or low school. And the one that is given for a girl. Very different. I can also give you an example. They are very different. It goes on the, you see when a lady has a bee. What a lady can do with a bee is not the same man or a boy can do with a bee. Actually the disparage is not as huge as you are trying to portray it. Now we've been in the system. We've been in the school. So we know what you're talking about. I'm not just talking from the blues.  There were affirmative actions. All right. There were affirmative actions. That is not true. I've been to a lot of time. But now I want to get a very quick one from you. Now okay of course we've said as a country we are not at a place we want to be. We need to empower our women. Better. And it's not only in the corporate spaces, even in the political spaces. But then now that you know our problem, what's the way forward? I think that the way forward is to create a better environment.  What are you doing to ensure that the environment is conducive enough? Because you'll find sadly okay for maybe our generation and entry level you'll find there are probably more women in those employment positions than men. Then as you go upwards it just it just keeps thinning out like then you find like two women, a hundred men, you know. And what happens in between is that for women there are a lot of other responsibilities which are placed on us and it's always made to feel as if those other responsibilities should be prioritized more than your own professional. For an example, let's say I'm a woman and I'm not currently married or having any kids. But if I was in that situation, I wouldn't probably be here right now. You'll be home cooking? Cooking, taking care of a crying baby. I have to wake up before my husband in the morning. Not so that I can go to work and climb the corporate ladder. But so that I can prepare him to go because he's job is more important than mine. These are the things empowerment is coming along with that. It's the truth. It's like sometimes you may want to feel as if we have a choice but we don't because if you don't do those things no one else is going to do them. And your husband will probably, like the way I'm an advocate right now any time I go into a discussion with people or I introduce myself as an advocate, the first thing they will tell me will you ever get a husband? Because to almost everyone getting a husband is more important to me You have no social life. Let me give you a note of time. Me too. You have final words on this. My final words is that let us create awareness. Let us advocate for this gender equality at the right time. Because this is the right time to advocate for it. Not when there is a crisis. Not when there is a crisis. And the crisis we are talking about is when we have an election we have something to do with the and also let me question why is it that when a woman is campaigning for governorship he will look for a man to be his deputy governor and when a man is campaigning for governorship he is looking for a man to be a deputy governor, a running match. So why can't women believe one thing women don't believe in themselves? What can they believe in themselves? If you are a woman going for a governor position no, if you are a woman going for a governor position then get the same woman going for the deputy governor position and then we see now how the community will go about it and now a lot of men will say they cannot have a woman after that we shall know what to do because these things start with us and stops with us so our efforts will be more of help than any other thing Alright, clearly this conversation can't just end right here and I think we need more time to deliver it on these things otherwise thank you so much for coming I share Liki Rubo advocate and political analyst Elitsoa Cyrus


Well, just why do you think you lacked command tonight? Did it have anything to do with the fact that you hadn't pitched since the 31st? No, I don't think so. I can't use that as an excuse. Like I just said, it's a bad outing. As the inning is going on and the pitch count goes up, how much harder is it to regain the command? No, I'm not thinking about the pitch I have. I'm just looking at how many pitches I have. I just want to get the inning out and I don't know if I can do it.


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Good afternoon to everybody and I hope all of you are safe and sound and healthy in these times You know deep tech I've been investing for almost 20 years now in venture and this is my fourth downturn and this is very different And this is very different because it was multi-dimensional We've had Supply chain issues we have health issues. We've had travel issues and we have a financial issue So it's like four dimensions hitting you at one time however one common theme which is emerging out of all the last I would say eight to ten weeks is That in all of the portfolio companies which we are invested in which is now about 85 And about 50 60 are live They Have all increased their technology element into their product and service and this is without exception And that is something which is very important And and they have introduced new products new services new technology models new revenue models in the market space extremely agile and So the end and this is enabled them to Introduce themselves to new geographies new customer sets and Even going international in fact almost half of the companies we have have a global footprint in about 30 countries And that only technology can do so that so fundamentally as Mr. Tata calls it the smokestack industry Needs a layer of technology to become absolutely more inefficient and and and I will share with you What at the macro level we have and why is first importance of deep tech to India? And then I'll get into what's the real-life applications which we are seeing and how India is moving towards even a much more deeper tech I think tech is also seen by the fact that India has attracted something like 10 plus billion dollars Even in one company, which is digital in nature over the last eight weeks, which is amazing and you know, that's obviously Something which is very rare in the covert times Why is deep tech important? Let me share with you first. It's very important to at a macro level to the GDP and to the market caps if you look at the total market cap of the US and if you look at the top 15 companies of The US in technology who are listed in 2015 they constituted 11.6 percent of The total market cap and in 2019 they increased to 17.82 percent However in India the increase was only from 12.3 to 13.75 percent and incidentally the definition of tech in India is software service companies so effectively You know the message which comes to us from here is that the software service companies are considered to be smokestack It the top 15 companies, you know, they are all companies, which all of you know are Fundamentally product companies. So there's a big value to product companies the top 15 market cap in the US as as a Grieve from 15 as a percentage of GDP grew from 15.9 to 31.3 percent Whereas in India it is not grown at all. It's 7.6 to 7.9 percent and Incidentally the overall market cap of GDP to GDP ratio in US has grown from 1.4 to 1.8 Whereas in India it is declined from 0.6 to 0.57. So what's the learning and what's the implications of this? Deep tech is a very substantial part of market cap in the US and a very substantial part of GDP in the US In India this contribution is on the decline because there is nothing in the public market which is considered to be deep tech In India public market the deep tech companies are software service companies and they do not get valued as deep tech hence if you cons if the if the Economy and the market caps remain exactly the same and no deep tech company comes on to the listing space in the next 10 years the ratio of Market cap to GDP will further decline and the only way to Get deep tech on to the market Public markets is to have them adequately funded and growing through venture through angel investing Etc. So if you look at this the deep tech market cap is absolutely crucial to the macro of the economy So that's the one point which I wanted to make that's not just to VC that's not just to solutions It is also to the macro economy As such it's also the message to the government that a lot of reforms are focused on the public markets and until those reforms are focused on private markets and deep tech The contribution to GDP will not grow If you look at a little bit more detail The we did the analysis of companies which are above a hundred million dollars valuation in the public markets and Above over a hundred million dollar valuation in the private markets There are total 481 companies in the public markets and just 481 This is our stock exchange with thousands of companies in the stock exchange But companies over a hundred billion are only 481 and deep tech is 22 Incidentally that the public tech companies in India are Valued at 220 billion which is 7.86 percent of GDP if you look at the market cap of Private companies funded in the country and by the way this private companies funded is excluding Geo because I didn't add Geo because it was cue the whole thing and Today there are 159 companies which have a market cap of above a hundred million and these are obviously private private valuations and These are the companies which potentially could could be a pipeline for the public markets and if you look at the tech companies 116 Valuation of private tech company 116 and that contributes 4.1 percent Incidentally if you add Geo to it then the market cap of privately funded companies in India has already crossed the Market cap of public tech companies. This is amazing and this is in a much shorter time frame as such So if it's very very important that tech companies be promoted and be influenced by government and by policy by regulation to grow in the Indian market space and on the global platform so effectively the tech impact on India has to grow and Incidentally the impact created by funds like us is not small and To some extent I thought I'll share with you that Just us as a VC and obviously this will apply to all the VCs in the country Our market cap created is 1% of GDP. This is I mean when I saw these figures I said, hmm That's interesting so the venture and angel community in India in deep tech and technology in New business models and new revenue models is absolutely crucial to the economy and Absolutely crucial to the GDP growth of India and I do not believe that if this deep tech does not come into our Technology at a higher level and deep tech as an integral part underneath if it does not get Companies scaled up in the country then we it would be doubtful Well, whether we'll be headed for something like a 10 trillion economy. So deep neck is absolutely crucial What do we mean by deep tech and let me talk about deep tech opportunities in terms of what are the Opportunities what are the supply chain and ecosystem which we see right now? Fundamentally, we are seeing enormous Opportunities and I say enormous. I don't mean a tsunami but we actually launched a deep tech identification program three years back and Every time we launch we get about 300 to 400 companies coming to us and these are in robotics Horizontal tech which consists of nanotech which consists of nlp, etc. Etc. And these companies in aerospace and outer space Health very large health very large in fact almost 35% of our investments are going into health tech right now Medical devices India imports Something close to 10 billion dollars worth of medical devices. So it's time. They got invented and designed here and manufactured here Agri-tech is a large area In fact, the recent policy of enabling farm to consumer in any state in the country and no restrictions is Absolutely positive for technology to scale right now in automotive and alternative vehicles. It's very important because I think conventional Travel will go down and conventional products will go down in terms of sales vehicles like cars biotechnology and energy So these are the sectors which we are seeing some amount of traction and if you look at the growth mentioned on the right-hand side You know the growth in categories is increasing. It's low right now but the growth in investments in these categories is increasing and We believe that globally it's very large, but we believe that in India will happen larger If you look at the deep-tech ecosystem in the country and this is straight out of a NASCOM report in 2019 Sectors like artificial intelligence Internet of things big data analytics blocked in a year We are have shown in the number of startups not in the number of successful startups but number of startups a pretty healthy growth right now and that's To me a very very important factor But what's very important here is to get these startups to be funded at the seed level and at the angel level because only then Larger funds can come in when the successful happens Is there a supply chain? So we went out and studied It's not that this is brand new in the country if you look at the Specific sectors mentioned here. There are some companies which are already there in the market and this is not a complete list Advanced materials. There are some companies in Metal-based my materials nanostructures smart materials and textile if you look at quantum materials There are some companies a few of them if in the dust field robotics actually there is much more overall in the market space if you look at the whole space tech area and specially You know, I think execution does matter here, but independence of Policy to build companies who can fly satellites rockets from India in outer space into deep sea In terms of vehicles is absolutely absolutely important There are too many restrictions and I think some policy note came out of a month back Let's see how it works, but if that happens, this is a very large area Indian companies should be able There is so much of knowledge here right now Augmented reality. There is some amount of supply chain here and industrial IoT So how these companies are doing actually does not matter. There is a supply chain They are some of them are struggling, but some of them are doing well and that supply chain will only increase as we move forward Why deep tech and an impact? I think there are three very very important reasons Where deep tech is absolutely crucial to the industry first? There are problems in the Indian market space. There are challenges There are these have not been solved before these could be in the whole area of Sectors like health agriculture Education transportation and so on so forth and these could be in supply chain This could be in distribution chain. This could be getting a product from the farmer to the consumer unless these are solved the fundamental problem of Inefficiencies in the Indian economy will remove will remain However, my belief is that these cannot be solved by traditional means these can only be solved by technology and I'm saying only be solved by technology because traditional means if they were solvable they would have been solved by now and We are seeing that increasingly as we go into the market and I'll show you some examples as we move forward so innovative solutions Also in the deep-take area enable an Indian company to go global Whereas a brick-and-mortar smokestack industry company without technology finds it very very difficult to go global and why I think is important to for that company to become a market leader in the country and some of them to go global because scale matters and Digital or otherwise scale matters it builds enormous value market shares Optimal supply chain costs higher profitability Those are important when a deep-tech company grows and going global and going dominant in India makes a big difference So to me these are these are our views on why deep-tech is very important because it's absolutely crucial to Solving problems in the country Let me give you some examples and I'm choosing obviously because of shortage of time a few examples and permit me to take Examples where we are invested because that's most familiar with us We have two companies in the agri-tech space They've already reached two points. What are they solving? They're solving crop productivity and availability of inputs to farmers at a Quality predictability and the right price. They're solving these things How they have reached 2.6 million farmers globally today is 6.7 million acres are managed by these companies within India 1.8 million farmers are today benefiting from technology in the area of AI visual reality and Finding solutions to crop productivity do note that the Indian average farm Is a very small holding so for them to individually do this in terms of crop productivity solutions is not possible okay, so very very massive impact by just two companies and there will be more coming in where you could cover Almost 50 to 60 percent of the farming population Which is dependent on just farm inputs right now in the country. That's 500 million people So effectively and I'm not talking about impact here I'm talking about financial returns by deep technology Solving very real problems in the agri-tech space If you look at healthcare These are some of the companies first cry today deals with Mothers prenatal and postnatal health they deal with babies in terms of health and And so does health planks so does cure fit in terms of supplying fitness at home nutrition at home doctors consulting at home and So-and-so for today they have reached collectively 20 million individuals served and That is amazing and many of them if not all have gone global That's where deep tech deep tech doesn't have to be deep tech can be an e-commerce because the underlying asset is AI So fundamentally these two examples I wanted to share with you because the impact which deep tech has created in Companies is enormous Now let me quickly run through some examples of deep tech solving real-world problems There's a company in the technology based area of education. It's a companion robot patented selling now in 52 countries designed by IIT people in Bombay It is a companion robot which initiates a conversation Are there any competitors in the world? Not really and Again very deep tech Have a look at it. You'll find that this kind of product does not exist in the world and it solves a real problem of parents not spending enough time with children for education and In in the covert time especially very important because children spend a lot of time at home and to that extent They need tools which do not increase the screen time. That's absolutely crucial If you look at healthy find me, it's the world's first artificial intelligence based nutritionist again out of Bangalore and Doing extremely well reaching out to company two countries which are In Asia in Southeast Asia Middle East and now in Latin America If you look at deep fence now with the new Norms of working security is absolutely crucial and security is a priority especially because you have distributed workers Across the world. So it's a fully controlled by civil security solution again coming out of India and Extremely deep tech selling across the world Axio, it's a proprietary plotting technology for wound care very deep tech and Addressing a real challenge in the market space, which basically allows You know wounds to be addressed wounds, you know, basically Blood clotting to happen for injuries where it could lead to even death at a rapid pace If you look at cropping I mentioned to you It's a AI and data led B2B agri-tech program managing in 52 countries almost 7 million acres for crop productivity and that is through satellites based solutions Again a company based out of India applying deep tech to go global Aether biomedical, this is one of our recent investments and Today there are 10 million people across the world who do not have upper limbs They do not have a solution which is intelligent So this is a product advanced biosignal processing and robotics for a Intelligent hand it can lift on the softer side an egg on the harder side can lift kilograms of weight Just like your hand does and it is affordable in pricing So again deep technology as such very interesting color is out of Chemicals color is out of also vegetation and a large part of the supply chain is concentrated in China There are only three companies in the world who extract color out of microbes by applying stressful conditions on them And one of them is based in India a very deep tech company. This is used for paints This is going to be used for textiles harmless very Human-friendly eco-friendly and does not use water Many of you may know that a gene to produce and and to be indigo colored uses thousands of liters of water very harmful to the ecology So here is a company who has a very deep tech and very early right now Who could solve that problem? Today nanomaterials are being used in daily lives and here is a company who has a Anti-bacterial product based on silver which is going to be used as they launch their antibacterial products for hand sanitizers for catheters and so on so forth incidently India Consumes almost three crores worth of catheter three crore catheters per year And that's catheters like urinary catheters or cardiac are the biggest source of infection in hospitals today It's solving a real problem summary so Our conjecture is deep tech is very important to India If it does not grow from India, it will harm the GDP growth. It will harm the market cap growth of the country risk capital creates enormous value by investing in deep tech for investors because this is something which individuals can't do and There is enough deep tech companies very innovative in the country for providing returns especially to rupee investors Incidentally rupee investors must be promoted. There is three four trillion dollars worth of capital in India and That capital tends to come into the angel stage and there is adverse tax treatment for them Compared to public markets and compared to international players. So it's very important for deep tech to survive The tax adversity in the country which has been existing for 30 years right now Must be get going away. It must be because because angels invest in deep tech in real companies Public markets do not create a company Deep tech solves real endemic problems not solvable. Otherwise Innovation is on the rise. We have seen it in the last eight weeks at such a pace. It is unimaginable it facilitates Companies from incubators and and there are enough in the country who are doing this it diversifies the supply chain and Last but not the least deep tech companies while solving real problems in India enable that company to grow enormous value to go global So that's really Sure, thank you very much Mr. Seti, I think that was a wonderful Sort of continuum that you had put together in terms of really explaining what deep tech would mean for us Post-covid and of course going forward. We have lots of questions which have come in for you Let me first sort of ask a question which has been put by mr. Vijay who says that Provis in deep-tech in AI will require focused attention and mentorship from the industry Academy and the government So how can they all be? Working together to make sure it happens. I mean, there's less conflict in terms of adoption of deep technology Yes, absolutely. Can you hear me? Yes, sir So it does require enormous and different scales of collaboration There are incubators in the country private and government. I think that's enough. It does require more capital support It does require more industry support, which I think will start happening. We've got you know centers for research funded by Entrepreneurs like Chris Kupala Krishnan in IIT Chennai in brain research We got institutions like ISC and I think it's a matter of time before it goes down to the next level I don't think we can depend only on the government but government plays a very important role and I think if we can unleash rupee capital in the country Which is tax adverse which is facing tax adversity right now? We will have a lot more at the bottom We we need to start at the bottom where a lot more investments can go into deep tech and risk and that's International guys will not take its it's rupee investors who will take right So, sir, there is also something about Another gentleman has asked about any fund of funds or a government Based deep technology investment fund likely to come up in the future, which is similar to existing funds or funds for Early-stage startups. I mean considering that you know a lot of startups would now Be struck because of lack of capital and capital at least taking a little while to come in In the angel level or the early levels. So I mean what would be a way forward for them I think two things one is there is Sid B as a fund of fund There will be I think NiF is also a fund of fund, but most important is There is enough capital in the country India is India for angel and for seed stage. There's no shortage of country Capital so if there is a great we just made our investment in deep tech Are most recent investing about two weeks back So I don't think there's a shortage of capital for deep tech I think there is a very important factor that grants are needed. That's where government comes in There are many companies who are doing excellent work in research They need grants and the level of grants they need is not high It's like 50 lakhs to one crore, but what's available from grants from the government and that has to come from governments And perhaps institutions which are private in nature Those grants have to be quantumly higher. They're available in a few lakhs not in a few tens of lakhs So I would I would I would sort of go forward and say What's needed right now is a grant mechanism which enables at the early stage such Research to happen, which is very innovative so that the companies can come to a level where angels can invest in and people like us can Invest in those companies. Otherwise those companies will go outside the country We already have cases where grants are given by international grant organizations But one of the conditions is that they must move out of the country and that we must stop Sure, sir Somebody's also asked about how is hyper local delivery. I mean, you know what what deep tech Could you possibly see there in the coming times? I'm sorry. I couldn't hear your question The question is that in hyper local delivery. What is the opportunity for deep tech? I Think it's more towards data right now And in in hyper local delivery you're saying right Yes, sir. Yeah, it's both towards data I we don't know how contactless delivery in the future will evolve but there is IOT opportunities there is contactless there is the opportunity of Drones delivering and not people You know, there's a lot of stuff which is there For example, government has a regulation that drones can deliver let's say blood samples or you know health related products in rural areas but not in urban areas and Rightfully so their concern is safety rather than anything else as such But we must make that open in a city like Delhi if it takes one and a half hours to have plasma Going from one place to the other a drone will deliver that plasma for hyper local Hyper local delivery within 30 minutes or 25 minutes or 15 minutes So it's important and those by the way entrepreneurs exist in the country They have products already in the country. We need to make sure that regulation Where it is required is relaxed and this is the best time to relax it. There is so much need right now for You know Hypothetically plasma delivery to happen in a short time from point A to point B in the urban areas of the country Sure, so we'll take one final question in interest of time So it says there's some some fundamental ships that are required in designing deep tech solutions versus mass Producing or monetizing those solutions. What can they be? What fundamental shifts do you think need to be made? you know deep tech solutions, I Think fundamentally are part of mass Deep tech is not something right. I mean if if you're measuring if you're producing data if you're you know If you want to make a road which does not collapse at the end of the day Whenever there's a monsoon coming and I saw some roll roads being collapsing even if there was no traffic on the road Right, then there is a method to make those roads absolutely Fundamentally correct. I think the issue is not whether what is required the issues deep tech has to be used in our daily lives What happens is that deep tech is not used in our daily lives in making roads in making bridges It's the conventional, you know smoke and stack industry who comes and builds it So how can we make sure that this happens? It's partly regulation partly tendering systems partly Availability of use cases which are there globally which can come to India So can we use technology and deep technology for our daily lives is what matters and as long as That regulatory hindrances go away Okay, that makes a big difference if you want to build a bridge then if you give a contract to a small Contractor who actually does not know how to use technology to build a bridge then the bridge will be built exactly the same way So contracts have to have technology elements inside it Sure, sir So, you know as we close this session I think that was that was a fantastic presentation and there were lots of great ideas that you have shared with us over here today I just wanted to thank you once and also to all our participants who've been in fact You know we've got many more questions, which we cannot take in interest of time the lot of pitches Also, I see in the group that are coming in but again, thank you very much deep tech is certainly the way to go forward and With your support and with the impact that the fund would meet and lots of governments and societies would make deep tech and the Company is coming out of deep tech will probably be the We'll see an emergence of very different kind of Enterprises going forward. Thank you very much. Mr. Seti and thank you to all the participants have joined us here today Thank you so much and everybody stay safe. Look forward to meeting many of you in the future. Bye. Bye. Thank you, sir Would request all the participants to please go to the other stages. We have session a and session b which is already started. Thank you


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