This mediocre book, by Richard Florida, presents an interesting fact: there’s a strong correlation between the gay population of a city and its success in the technology industry. San Francisco is a good example. We have the highest GLB percentage of any city (according to wikipedia) and are also known as a high tech mecca. [...]
Thank you, familyoven.com, for such a delicious lunch today. If I stayed at my office, I would’ve missed the exotic mushroom risotto and fantastic view in exchange for eating California Pizza Kitchen at my desk.
Now the thank-you is over with, I can start to be opinionated:
I hate the name Family Oven. It alludes [...]
I’m a pretty big fan of SF Beta Parties. They’re always a lovely addition to my weekdays and it’s the only place where nerds aren’t so afraid to initiate conversation (I’m assuming the “networking event” tagline is what helps).
This week was the 1-year anniversary party, sans open bar. I dragged my roommate Michelle, [...]
In my attempts to take my interns out of the office once in a while, I took them for a tour of the CNET building just down the street…Andrew gave us a lovely tour of their geek country-club graced with city views, thousands of video games, chocolate cup-cakes, and lots of orange paint.I’m looking for [...]
Whoever said there’s no such thing as a free lunch obviously doesn’t live in Silicon Valley. I get free lunches all the time. Five free lunches a week to be exact. (Not to mention five free dinners and endless snacks and soda– not unusual for Silicon Valley).
When I’m not eating for [...]
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