A Great Way To Start The Week
How’s that for a run? Yes – that’s a 1.75m hill starting at mile 3. And it’s steep (>10% grade). Elevation gain: 2,081. Elevation loss: 2,867. Number
How’s that for a run? Yes – that’s a 1.75m hill starting at mile 3. And it’s steep (>10% grade). Elevation gain: 2,081. Elevation loss: 2,867. Number
As April 15th looms again (it seems to come every year), all the same old articles appear about taxes, budgets, deficits, government spending, and the inequities in the universe. This
Last week was Google App Engine announcement and brouhaha. This week is deeper analysis and understanding of Google App Engine. I spent some time last week trying to understand this
Holy Absurdity Batman, someone actually writes a dedicated 409A site called 409A Dismay. For the latest and greatest 409A silliness, you are one click away from a subscription.
Is this a surprise to anyone? I suggest Harvard take on Stanford next since they’ll actually have a chance at victory.
Today’s NY Times has a clearly written article describing what’s really going on with Auction Rate Securities titled It’s a Long, Cold, Cashless Siege. There’s a lot of c
With the sudden and ubiquitous emergence of PaaS (Platform-as-a-Service), I thought I’d investigate several other "aaSes" as I always thought PaaS was something VC’s did. BaaS: T
As I sit here in the San Francisco International Airport (they announce that so proudly over the PA when they tell me that the thread condition is orange every few
I was going to respond to Fred’s post We Need A New Path To Liquidity in between my elephant meeting and my rocket ship meeting but I ended up reading all
Fred Wilson has an incredible post up this morning titled We Need A New Path To Liquidity. I don’t agree with everything in it, but it’s a great, heartfelt post