Personally, I'd love to see more stuff on life in non-startups. It's good to see both, and there's a lot of stuff about startups here (understandably), so getting some other posts to balance it would be great IMHO.
> (Most) Screw ups are OK
Red Whittaker once told me "people remember you for your successes, not for your failures." People remember Paul McCartney as a member of the Beatles, and maybe a little for Wings, but not for any of the crap he's put out. They remember a director's good movies, not the bombs (unless they're really spectacular, of course.)
You caught my attention with that one: it sounded like a cuckoo quote. I don't think of Wittgenstein and silliness as exactly hanging out together. However, it turns out to be genuine and there's a related one to boot:
Never stay up on the barren heights of cleverness, but come down into the green valleys of silliness.
> (Most) Screw ups are OK
Red Whittaker once told me "people remember you for your successes, not for your failures." People remember Paul McCartney as a member of the Beatles, and maybe a little for Wings, but not for any of the crap he's put out. They remember a director's good movies, not the bombs (unless they're really spectacular, of course.)