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A Different Kind of Love Story
- Jun8 16y agoSigh! The only comment I can make on this rainy Friday with imminent layoffs is that I definitely would like to be in his shoes. Rather than the cool lunches he describes, I will take my luncheon in a miserable cafeteria, talking about inane project matters with my colleagues. BTW, so the interesting lady with the turban on his blog header is not his wife, she doesn't look like her?
- bdickason 16y agoI really enjoy the reading here. Have never given in to the 'listen don't read' experience but for some reason I was compelled to click Play today. Kudos to having a very entertaining voice (both written and spoken)!
- GFischer 16y agoHe makes the same point that PG made on his essay on "Cities and Ambition" ( http://www.paulgraham.com/cities.html http://www.paulgraham.com/cities.html ) Cringley: "The common link that bound all 28 of my New York meal companions was they wanted money." "None of the San Francisco donors were looking for money. They wanted to talk about ideas." Paul Graham: "New York is pretty impressed by a billion dollars even if you merely inherited it. "What matters in Silicon Valley is how much effect you have on the world."