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Glass Questions
Do They Meet a Need? Seems pretty obvious to me; I’m damn sick of hauling out my mobile to find out what time it is, or to check on my next meeting, or to glance at a map, or to snap a quick photo of an interesting streetlight or whatever. Will…
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“There are fifty or so billionaires and tens of thousands of millionaires in Silicon Valley.” Think about that for a second: tens of thousands of millionaires, almost all them created by companies that didn’t exist two decades ago.
The defining difference between Silicon Valley companies and almost every other industry in the U.S. is the virtually universal practice among tech companies of distributing meaningful equity (usually in the form of stock options) to ordinary employees. Before companies like Fairchild and Hewlett-Packard began the practice fifty years ago, distributing stock options to anyone other than top management was virtually unheard of. But the engineering tradition that spawned Silicon Valley was much more egalitarian than traditional corporate culture.
Steven Johnson (via brycedotvc)Posted on May 21, 2013 via BRYCE DOT VC with 37 notes ()
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Its official!
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Its official!
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Breakfast of champions.
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Create a list of categories and tags in WordPress
This is more for personal use I suppose. Once upon a time, I needed to create a unified list of categories and tags for a post. I went about it the wrong way, getting all of the terms for both, merging them using
array_merge()and then looping through the… -
Game night!
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Install Facebook Home on Nexus 4
In (eager) anticipation of getting Google Glass on Saturday, I ordered up a fancy schmanzy Google…
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Drive for the Sega Master System/Genesis
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The Fresh Ten Commandments: The Fresh Ten
Recent events have made it clear that we are suffering from a broken moral compass. People today could use some general guidance.
Since the original ten commandments seem somewhat narrow and obsolete (too much focus on livestock, servants, and jealous god issues), here is a modest first…
Love this…
Normally a WordPress guy, but Tumblr sure makes it easy to upload a photo from my phone... Would love that kind of simplicity from WordPress.
