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I appreciate you sharing this; it was sweet. But there's something disturbing in the way you're framing it. Have we lost perspective to the point where even t
by phugoid 15y ago
I appreciate you sharing this; it was sweet. But there's something disturbing in the way you're framing it.
Have we lost perspective to the point where even the basic notions of how to live one's life have to be seen through the lens of a hacker working on a startup?
I say this as a hacker, working on a startup. When I'm done with my IE7 hacks, and I figure out why my production server isn't behaving like my dev server, I might take a moment to re-read that article and play some Queen, so I can fix my mind's eye on that beautiful human being who died too young.
- patrickaljord 15y ago> Have we lost perspective to the point where even the basic notions of how to live one's life have to be seen through the lens of a hacker working on a startup? Absolutely not, I just posted that because people tend to complain about posts that are not related enough to the hacker/startup world here so I anticipated that complain by posting that.
- dazzawazza 15y agoI think bands are one of the most common startups. You can learn a lot from successful bands. They sell a product, a potentially life changing product and they often do it with little more than a dream, some talent and a million people against them.