Looks like the 3rd or 4th time this has been posted.
The Library in the Lobby at Andreessen Horowitz
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#12This is obviously a planted PR piece. Also will note that those books look like they are in remarkably good condition as a group. They don't look like they were abused cover to cover by many people at all. It's almost ironically like some kind of a movie prop setup but lacking the key review that would ensure accuracy and realism in the final product. Separate issue is that as we can see from HN comments [1] not ever…
I feel your discontent about non-fiction. I have a saying about fiction, "at least you know for sure the author is lying."
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#13Looks like the 3rd or 4th time this has been posted.
But without significant discussion, which makes a repost ok.
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#14"Voice Acting for Dummies." Perfect.
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#15When I was there, I spent more time looking at the books than pitching, and they practically had to throw me out LOL.
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#16This is obviously a planted PR piece. Also will note that those books look like they are in remarkably good condition as a group. They don't look like they were abused cover to cover by many people at all. It's almost ironically like some kind of a movie prop setup but lacking the key review that would ensure accuracy and realism in the final product. Separate issue is that as we can see from HN comments [1] not ever…
> This is obviously a planted PR piece. Also will note that those books look like they are in remarkably good condition as a group. They don't look like they were abused cover to cover by many people at all.
My own library looks a lot like this. I'll only buy a book after I've read it and decide I want it permanently. After that, I might flip through it, but rarely carry it around or expose it to any sort of abuse.