May 6, 2007
I won’t commit to a date for open-sourcing Launchpad. I think it’s inevitable

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May 6, 2007
Bandwidth improves at a rate greater than the square of latency.

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May 6, 2007
I figure overhear.us is made for the FaceBook generation just now entering the workplace..

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May 4, 2007
Historically, when fewer than 10 percent of Harvard grads go into the six categories of jobs that “depend to a large extent on the stock market” (investment banking, investment management, sales and trading, venture capital, private equity, or leveraged buyouts), it’s a signal that stocks are a long-term buy. When 30 percent or more of HBS alums throng into the industry, it’s a sell signal.

The masters of the case study aren’t bold risk-takers. Despite their reputation as future business leaders, they are perpetually just a bit behind the curve. They take high-paying jobs in consulting, Fortune 500 companies, and on Wall Street rather than striking out on their own.

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May 4, 2007
At the same time as a number of engineering friends of mine are leaving Google (most common complaint: too big and bureaucratic), MBAs have declared it to be their employer of choice.

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May 4, 2007
If you’re keeping ‘deleted’ comments anyway, why don’t you just change the ‘delete’ button to an ‘anonymize’ button.. so that replies don’t lose context?

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May 4, 2007
There is no harsher judgment in all this world, thought Gilead, than that of an Ozark woman for a female that can’t cope. But she didn’t say it aloud, it wasn’t the kind of thing you said to a man..

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May 3, 2007
I’ve met a lot of fairly powerful people who are very, very nervous about where the New/Global Economy is headed, and how the U.S. is going to maintain its standard of living in the future. If you’re looking for a near-magic solution, which you are if you’re a politician, grabbing onto intellectual property as the salvation of high-cost Western society probably isn’t the stupidest thing you’ll do all day.

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May 3, 2007
The technical hierarchy is kept very simple and “shallow” so that there is minimal bullshit and over-organization.

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May 2, 2007
Building something is easy. Evaluating what you build is hard. Iterate between the two as fast as you can.
— me

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