dpcheng2003

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From Reddit: Fox News Is Killing The Republican Party(businessinsider.com)
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Disney and Lucasfilm: A New Hope(davidpcheng.com)
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The Rise of the Enterprise Consumer(blog.vendorstack.com)
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by dpcheng2003 14y ago
This is a true statement for any industry with a highly skilled labor force, whether you write code, run excel models at a bank, or make jet engines. From my observations/experiences, these three things are consistent (and it's mentioned th
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Jobs as Patton: How Apple is More Like the Military than a Cult(davidpcheng.com)
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What Eduardo Saverin Owes America. Everything. Nothing.(davidpcheng.com)
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CEO 101: Kobe Bryant and the Innovator’s Dilemma(vendorstack.wordpress.com)
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How Hologram Tupac Cemented Music as the Technology Early Adopter(davidpcheng.com)
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He Talks in Maths: Why Geeks Love Radiohead(davidpcheng.com)
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by dpcheng2003 15y ago
More like tech-blog infinite loop.
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by dpcheng2003 15y ago
People dismiss this company for being just a photo-sharing site and then one day, poof, it's worth $1bn. Pretty much just described Facebook too. http://venturebeat.com/2010/07/21/fred-wilson/ Instagram took arguably the most important pa
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by dpcheng2003 15y ago
It happens all the time today. Companies like Sears and Burger King have been taken private (through leveraged buyouts) to unlock the value of their real estate (i.e., sell them).
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by dpcheng2003 15y ago
HN is full of haterpraise today. http://www.davidpcheng.com/post/20808337202/instagram-and-th...
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by dpcheng2003 15y ago
IPOs will continue to remain the preferred liquidity event until there is a better vehicle for fast-growing companies, particularly those who are growing fast but are not throwing off cash. The spirit of going public has always been better