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I don't think he was happy at google, just like I don't think he was happy at yahoo. I think he should write a book now. It's the natural progression for peopl
by maxklein 16y ago
I don't think he was happy at google, just like I don't think he was happy at yahoo.
I think he should write a book now. It's the natural progression for people who make a single hit startup - they sell it, join some big company, decide that it does not make them happy, give a lot of talks, then fall into some type of mentoring role, then write a book.
- joshu 16y agoYou're big on jumping to conclusions on pretty limited data, aren't you?
- staunch 16y agoNot this again... http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1357708 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1357708
- maxklein 16y agoDon't worry, I'm about to go to sleep so I won't go on.
- pavs 16y agoSeriously, whats your deal man?
- maxklein 16y agoMy deal is that I will not let myself be bullied by a person who people support just because he is an angel investor (and they want his money). He's relentlessly attacking me every opportunity he gets for absolutely no reason, and because he knows that people will support him (being a big tech brand name and all) over me (being unimportant).
- maxklein 16y agoI love guessing at stuff, because problems are much more fun when you are only given little bits to work with.
- blasdel 16y agomaxklein may regularly be a speculative asshat that writes questions as statements, but a broken clock is still right twice a day.
- johnrob 16y agoYes, but this site would be incredibly dull if people didn't. It would just be employees making factual statements about their own companies.
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