A couple of years ago at D8, Steve Jobs said on stage something like this: computers as we know them won’t go away, but they won’t be used nearly as much. They’ll be like trucks: most people don’t drive around in them all the time, but they’ll use them for special purposes, to get particular types…
Arhiva: mai 2012, în engleză
Misadventures in VC Funding: The $24 Million Moz Almost Raised « Rand's Blog
Misadventures in VC Funding: The $24 Million Moz Almost Raised « Rand’s Blog
One of the weird things I’ve found (which probably deserves a post of its own at some point) is that the larger your scale, the longer it takes to build product. You’d think that having 15 full-time engineers and a significant support team around them would mean faster development, but it doesn’t – the scale we need to support (nearly 14K paying customers and 250K+ users of our free products) for anything we release means far greater attention to architecture, reliability and quality then when we had two devs and 500 users.
Guiness Pint
Learned to craft a pint of Guiness
Max Payne
Guess who is coming to dinner
How Yahoo Killed Flickr and Lost the Internet
How Yahoo Killed Flickr and Lost the Internet
“The Flickr team was forced to focus on integration, not innovation. This played out in two key areas.”
Seinfeld at the O2 Arena in Dublin
Seeing Seinfeld’s show in Dublin. Didn’t think I would actually see his standup routine since he was kinda retired.
Seagull in Dublin
Seagull posing for pic
Tom and Jerry playing Solitaire Arena
Yeah, you should also try it!
Reid Hoffman And Peter Thiel In Conversation: Finding The Best Candidates For The Job - Forbes
Reid Hoffman And Peter Thiel In Conversation: Finding The Best Candidates For The Job – Forbes
I like Hoffman a lot and it is quite interesting to see him interacting with his old Stanford buddy, and, of course, PayPal co-founder, Peter Thiel. It is a 5 part series of interviews (2-4 minutes each) and I really enjoyed it.