My personal email address has an extra character that people often miss.
When they do, the email goes to another guy.
Over the years he’s received:
- my wedding photos
- my home purchase contract
- docs for my first angel investment
All fwd’d to me with a note of congrats.
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New York is the future.
Silicon Valley is the future.
Boston is the future.
LA is the future.
Remote is the future.
Ignore all of this - it's mostly people validating their own choices and may not be relevant to your context.
Build the company that you want to build.
The Barnes and Noble leadership team that brought you Nook went on to build Peloton into a $20B company.
Same model of bundling hardware + content.
Very different outcome.
But without Nook we probably don't have Peloton.
Anyone who has worked at a big company with multiple offices knows exactly what the future of remote work looks like —
20 people separately dialed into the same video call, 18 of whom are on mute with their camera turned off the entire time.
In part due to @balajis journalism, on March 2nd I told my parents and in-laws to cancel all social plans.
They canceled a dinner that weekend, where attendees were shortly after diagnosed with Covid-19.
The responsibility - and impact - is real.
4) You are an expert in something. You have a responsibility as a citizen to do citizen journalism, to share that with the world
5) The media should not be “guardians of democracy” nor “enemies of the people”. Neither guardian nor enemy, just the people. All citizen journalists.
Not a company, but Duke University in 2008 may beat all of the answers in this thread.
The founders of Coinbase, Airtable, Box, Plaid, Cameo and Neuralink all in the same place at the same time.
Which company had the highest concentration of the best talent in the Bay Area? Facebook around 2008-10 comes to mind, maybe google in 2002-04? There’s not one inevitable company now so far more diffused.