More Fred Wilson on Venture Fund Economics: Gross and Net Returns
And post #2 is up (I guess post #1 went up yesterday and I missed it since I only read feeds in the morning.) Post #2 is titled Gross and
How Venture Fund Economics Work
Fred Wilson has an excellent post up today titled Venture Fund Economics. It appears to be the first of several posts he’s planning to write on this topic. "When I
100 Miler? One Can Dream
People tell me when I get bored of marathons maybe I’ll start doing ultras – as in 100 mile races. Great inspiration. (Thanks Dave / Jeff).
Software and Failure
As Amy and run around like silly people packing up to head back to Boulder tonight, I stumbled upon two fantastic posts on the web. Consider this your daily reading
Brief Thoughts On How The IBM Acquisition Machine Works
The NY Times has a great short article up titled The I.B.M. Acquisition Machine: A Seller’s Perspective. It has several quotes from Pierre Haren, the co-founder of CEO of Ilog
Connecting Your Brain Directly To The Internet
It could happen before you expect it. I read a lot of science fiction and have been fantasizing about the opportunity to jack into cyberspace for a long time. We
Why I Spend A Month A Year in Homer, Alaska
I wish it were as simple as "the weather." After 27 days in a row of rain (ok – we had sun for part of two days), the sun finally
The Best Advice For The Economy I've Heard In A While
Mark Cuban has a brilliant post up titled How to Jumpstart the Economy – Tax Free Small Businesses. He totally nails it. Send a copy to every politician you know.
A Very Good String Of Books
I had a week of "a book a day" where every single one I read was great. I’m now slogging through an "ok" book (The Pirate’s Dilemma: How Youth Culture
The Dark Knight
Amy insists I’m the Good Knight so we’ll call this a good night for the Dark Knight. Be afraid. Be very afraid.