This movie looks incredible. I really like Soderbergh’s approach to featuring an unknown actress and applying a methodology to filming that would support her in playing the role. Much like how when entrepreneurs enter partnerships, not everyone can be a rockstar in a vacuum but they have to work together as a team to create the impossible.
Details details. A friend told me the other day he’d pay $500 extra for a new MBair rather than a used one just so he could open it himself.
Pauly G. drawin lines in the sand for Hollywood. I wonder if a Kickstarter project would hit if we took donations to line up Movie and TV execs like this a la Jackass???
Try-Before-You-Buy Gadget Site YBUY Launches With $750K In Funding
How much does this office space cost?
I really wish someone would have passed me this in say, o, around November last year. I’ve had the good fortune of having much of that time to teach myself coding. Honestly though, I’ve made a depressing amount of progress in a year’s time. Largely because of lack of determination, but also in large part to not being able to focus.
I can’t imagine Tolkien got a lot of writing done on days when he was interrupted every 30 minutes, not sure how I’d expect myself to learn to program and produce anything of value (albeit Hunter S. Thompson’esque).
Thanks again PG for the wisdom.build()
This is really exciting to hear that folks are bullish on Enterprise startups finally ‘coming of age’. I struggled for a long time with even going the enterprise route with HaveMyShift because I’d grown up enterprise consulting and was literally bored to tears with it at times, but we bagged our first enterprise client a few months back and have rather enjoyed the experience since then. Much more so than being a ‘rockstar’ (aka feature monkey) to the individual customers we had all over town.
