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Marcelo • 1 card
Jay Hoag of Chancellor Capital, who by now was a friend of mine, offered comforting words. “Sure I’d rather make money. But bear in mind that this happens all the time. It’s a numbers game. Everybody understands that your first responsibility is to take care of your people. Let me know if there’s anything I can do.”
Jerry Kaplan • Startup: A Silicon Valley Adventure
Tim Cook, now Apple’s CEO, says that he worried about Tevanian leaving, and urged Steve in 2004 to figure out another challenge to keep the brilliant software engineer at Apple. “Steve looked at me,” Cook remembers, “and goes, ‘I agree he’s really smart. But he’s decided he doesn’t want to work. I’ve never found in my whole life that you could conv
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hannah ludlow • 4 cards
He had a gift for aphorism; and his names have acquired an unusual status, for although they were once arcane, some of them are now part of colloquial English. Here is the sequence: (1) normal science (§§II–IV—he called these sections, not chapters, for he thought of Structure as more of a book outline than a book); (2) puzzle-solving (§IV); (3) pa
... See moreThomas S. Kuhn • The Structure of Scientific Revolutions: 50th Anniversary Edition
The sequence always goes through two different phases. The “installation phase” is dominated by financial speculation and revolutionary entrepreneurial drive. In the “deployment phase” that follows, governments take the lead and set up the institutions that are needed for the new economy to enter a “Golden Age”. A “major technology bubble”[39] alwa
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