How Wage Slaves vs. Entrepreneurs look at money

via ribbonfarm.com
Really amazing analysis of business, interpersonal communications, and life coming out of ribbonfarm.com.
In particular, this latest piece on capital…
Get high and be productive at the same time
The joy your nerd finds in his project is one of problem solving and discovery. As each part of the project is completed, your nerd receives an adrenaline rush that we’re going to call The…
Code bloat: You're killing me, McAfee
OK, let me get this straight. I can get VMware Fusion on its own, or I can get it with McAfee VirusScan. Tell me again why it’s 3X the size? Does it come with a copy of Halo 3?
When will the blog bubble burst? (via @biz)
I love this line. We don’t hear much about the “electric light revolution” anymore— but that doesn’t mean we’ve all returned to candles.
I love this line. We don’t hear much about the “electric light revolution” anymore— but that doesn’t mean we’ve all returned to candles.
Excerpt from Biz Stone’s 2004 book “Who Let the…
On designer humility
The latest much ado about nothing on the Internet: Blogger Joshua Blankenship has written a pot-calling-the-kettle-black diatribe against Dustin Curtis’s apparent lack of humility in …
Get things done. More building, less talking: A simple rule of thumb for raising money.
We’re impressed by teams that get things done, and unimpressed by teams haven’t even started to build something. I’ve often found myself thinking, “If you think this is so great an idea, why…
Google Redefines Disruption: The “Less Than Free” Business Model
Customers seem to really like free as a price point. I suspect they will love “less than free.”
Bill Gurley points out that Google’s recent moves with Android and…
Startup School '09 Highlights (video) from Y Combinator and @alexalee
Great wrapup from a day of insights and great talks.
Don't be paranoid: Ideas are fungible, execution matters
People who think their startup’s success is going to follow from their immensely valuable secret idea are disproportionately likely to have bad ideas.
—Paul Graham via …
