Monthly Archives: March 2013

The future of local transportation startups: Is Uber doomed to follow in Napster’s footsteps?

Posted on March 25, 2013 by kfarr

A few weeks ago fellow entrepreneur and friend John Wolpert sent me a link to his thought provoking blog post, Is Uber the Napster of Transportation? His article is definitely worth reading in its own right, but I wanted to … Continue reading →

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Book Report #5: 1906

Posted on March 11, 2013 by kfarr

#5: 1906: A Novel by James Dalessandro 1906 is a surprisingly awesome book. Surprising for me because it’s a historical fiction novel and that’s usually not my cup of tea. The story takes place in San Francisco right before (and during) the … Continue reading →

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Optimization of Ponies

Posted on March 1, 2013 by kfarr

I don’t think I’ve ever pondered the existence of My Little Pony fan fiction, and if I did I surely wouldn’t have imagined that I’d ever read any of it. But through a random link on Reddit’s singularity subreddit last … Continue reading →

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