Peter Thiel’s CS183: Startup - Class 14 Notes Essay
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Peter Thiel’s CS183: Startup - Class 14 Notes Essay
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Re: Peter Thiel’s CS183: Startup - Class 14 Notes Essay
#2This series has been some of highest quality material I have seen in a long time regarding entrepreneurship. PG's writings are pretty good too.
Anyone have recommendations for other writings covering similar topic material and with a similar signal-to-noise ratio?
Re: Peter Thiel’s CS183: Startup - Class 14 Notes Essay
#3This series has been some of highest quality material I have seen in a long time regarding entrepreneurship. PG's writings are pretty good too. Anyone have recommendations for other writings covering similar topic material and with a similar signal-to-noise ratio?
Venture hacks and Fred Wilson's blog both have a lot of great content, although I have no idea what the signal:noise ratio is because I mostly read the posts that make the front page of HN.
Re: Peter Thiel’s CS183: Startup - Class 14 Notes Essay
#4This series has been some of highest quality material I have seen in a long time regarding entrepreneurship. PG's writings are pretty good too. Anyone have recommendations for other writings covering similar topic material and with a similar signal-to-noise ratio?
[0] Ben Horowitz's blog: http://bhorowitz.com/
[1] patio11: http://www.kalzumeus.com/
Re: Peter Thiel’s CS183: Startup - Class 14 Notes Essay
#5I find it distressing that even PT has succumbed to this Orwellian use of the word "clean." CO2 isn't dirt.
The human instinct for hygiene is one of our most basic. When, as a calculated public-relations maneuver, you connect a scientific hypothesis (such as a climate model) to this instinct, you'd better make damn sure you're doing the right thing in every way, shape or form. I hope those models are well validated.
Re: Peter Thiel’s CS183: Startup - Class 14 Notes Essay
#6This series has been some of highest quality material I have seen in a long time regarding entrepreneurship. PG's writings are pretty good too. Anyone have recommendations for other writings covering similar topic material and with a similar signal-to-noise ratio?
[0] Ben Horowitz's blog: http://bhorowitz.com/ [1] patio11: http://www.kalzumeus.com/
[2] Andrew Chen's blog: http://andrewchenblog.com/
Re: Peter Thiel’s CS183: Startup - Class 14 Notes Essay
#7This series has been some of highest quality material I have seen in a long time regarding entrepreneurship. PG's writings are pretty good too. Anyone have recommendations for other writings covering similar topic material and with a similar signal-to-noise ratio?
Hat off to Blake Masters as well, making the material available to the world.
Re: Peter Thiel’s CS183: Startup - Class 14 Notes Essay
#8This series has been some of highest quality material I have seen in a long time regarding entrepreneurship. PG's writings are pretty good too. Anyone have recommendations for other writings covering similar topic material and with a similar signal-to-noise ratio?
Mark Suster's blog, Both Sides of the Table
Re: Peter Thiel’s CS183: Startup - Class 14 Notes Essay
#9This series has been some of highest quality material I have seen in a long time regarding entrepreneurship. PG's writings are pretty good too. Anyone have recommendations for other writings covering similar topic material and with a similar signal-to-noise ratio?
Re: Peter Thiel’s CS183: Startup - Class 14 Notes Essay
#10This series has been some of highest quality material I have seen in a long time regarding entrepreneurship. PG's writings are pretty good too. Anyone have recommendations for other writings covering similar topic material and with a similar signal-to-noise ratio?
Recommend reading Sep Kamvar's essays known as Mastery and Mimicry. He is a former Stanford and current MIT professor. Fred Wilson is a fan of his work.