faux-rps confusion and hilarity
Sign #379 that RL people =/= anyone in The Social Network
"There’s a culture out here where people don’t commit to doing things. I feel like a lot of companies built outside of Silicon Valley seem to be focused on a longer-term. You don’t have to move out here to do this."
- Facebook co-founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg, in an interview this weekend at Y Combinator’s Startup School event, noting that he would have stayed in Boston if he were founding the social networking site all over again.[source]
Somewhere, somewhen fictional!Eduardo Saverin is beating his head into a wall. aaaaaaaaaahahahahahaha.
p.s. it was really fucking weird yesterday to read headlines about Eduardo, Dustin, and Peter Theil's separate new ventures from tech blogs in the same day's updates of my RSS feeds. And then random MZ quotes. DON'T YOU PEOPLE KNOW THAT I CONCEPTUALIZE YOU AS FICTIONAL CHARACTERS? STOP DOING REAL THINGS. IT HURTS MY BRAIN. I DON'T WANT TO KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT YOU. UGH.
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"There’s a culture out here where people don’t commit to doing things. I feel like a lot of companies built outside of Silicon Valley seem to be focused on a longer-term. You don’t have to move out here to do this."
- Facebook co-founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg, in an interview this weekend at Y Combinator’s Startup School event, noting that he would have stayed in Boston if he were founding the social networking site all over again.[source]
Somewhere, somewhen fictional!Eduardo Saverin is beating his head into a wall. aaaaaaaaaahahahahahaha.
p.s. it was really fucking weird yesterday to read headlines about Eduardo, Dustin, and Peter Theil's separate new ventures from tech blogs in the same day's updates of my RSS feeds. And then random MZ quotes. DON'T YOU PEOPLE KNOW THAT I CONCEPTUALIZE YOU AS FICTIONAL CHARACTERS? STOP DOING REAL THINGS. IT HURTS MY BRAIN. I DON'T WANT TO KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT YOU. UGH.
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comments.