All of my long-form thoughts on building startups, leadership, software development, and more, collected in chronological order.
In 2005 I've started my first entrepreneurial quest. The idea was to build a bracelet with LEDs for sports fans, these bracelets will all be switched on and off through a central wireless system, making each one of them a pixel in a giant "human screen".
I'm not sure if my first programming language was Logo or GW-Basic. Logo was a simple language, where you had a turtle (which was actually just a triangle) and you could tell it to move and draw lines. At least that's what I remember doing with Logo.
Paul Graham said on an interview that running a startup is like playing chess. I like this analogy and would like to extend it a bit.
_The events depicted in this poem are fictitious. Any similarity to any person living or dead is merely coincidental._ **_Still, it stands as a lesson to all aspiring entrepreneurs._**
I just met a fellow entrepreneur on a roof top party. We've previously met a few months ago and I've told her my story.
Some of my favorite tools for development