Philipp Rimmler

Trashy gossip magazines and classics or sophisticated works; never middlebrow stuff.

These articles argue is that most entrepreneurs default to “competing” without even thinking about it. I’d add that this bias is matched by a habit of the customer to compare.

you don’t want me to go where you go, so I go where you don’t want me to.

Speed isn’t just important, it is the moat. The ability to build, ship, learn, and adapt faster than everyone else is the only sustainable edge right now. In a world where everything is open source, everything is demo-able, and everything is one blog post away from being copied, speed is the only thing that compounds.

Magritte's work feels like permission to get weird, to surrender to fantasy, to wear fewer clothes—or no clothes at all—to experiment, flirt, be curious, and get a little unhinged. It is a time to mingle with the mythical creatures that exist in perpetual summer, unicorns and nymphs endlessly trapped in a lush dreamscape. And doesn't summer always ... See more

“The time is short, the opportunity is great; therefore, crowd the hours with the best that is in you." —John G. Hibbens, Princeton Commencement Address, 1913

Those that have found themselves caught in arguments over overcrooks and alley-oops know there’s a fine mesh of rules that govern our language, a lexicon and syntax that can only be understood through experience.

“If I’m going to have heart-bypass surgery, I wouldn’t go to the surgeon who calls me up,”