Startup Boy
Truth in Startups, and a Whole Lot Less
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- RT @angellist: Browse AngelPad's graduating class angel.co/angelpad-sprin… 8 hours ago
- Information storage in 2000 - chop it up and hide it (VPNs, P2P, Access Control). 2013 - give everyone a copy, encrypt it (Bitcoin). 1 day ago
- RT @Quan: Updating my AngelList profile is the new 'updating my LinkedIn'. angel.co/hong 2 days ago
- RT @siberianfruit: Congrats to @UrbanOutfitters for being the first store on Wanelo to reach 1 million followers! wanelo.com/store/urbanout… 4 days ago
- RT @JPBarlow: The War on Terror, like all Wars on common nouns, is permanent. As intended. j.mp/1145mXQ 5 days ago
Recent Posts
- Build a Team that Ships
- Why You Can’t Hire
- Towards a Literate Nation
- Google should pull an Android on Facebook
- There is No Angel Bubble. There are Many Angel Bubbles.
- The Unbundling of the Venture Capital Industry
- Funding Markets Develop in Reverse
- Privacy Violations
- Interview on Entrepreneurship up at GigaOm TV
- Why (Private) Investors are Herd Animals
- Who has time for meetings?
- Venture Hacks Meetup and Panel at SXSW
- Docverse and Mixer Labs exit stage right
- Self-Promotion
- The iPad is imPortant
You know, it’s funny that you don’t list Xerox, despite PARC, but you list HP and SGI. Why is that? I don’t know much about the history of HP and SGI, but were they very supportive of their startups?
Jimmy
March 6, 2010 at 12:11 am
Congrats! Nice article. Your hair looks better in this picture than on your site’s profile. Ha. I kid. I kid.
Roderick
March 5, 2011 at 4:49 am
Naval is locked on to what he enjoys in life; it is reflected onto the world through his bright eyes, relaxed smile and insghtful writings. Thank you, Naval! By the way, you have great hair in both pictures.
Cathy VerSchneider
August 4, 2011 at 8:14 pm