April 30, 2002
HBS Working Knowledge: "the basic
HBS Working Knowledge: "the basic inequality in wealth distribution seen in most societies may have little to do with differences in the backgrounds and talents of their citizens. Rather, the disparity appears to be something akin to a law of economic life that emerges naturally as an organizational feature of a network."
James Hong is disappointed that HotOrNot.com didn't get nominated for a Webby.
Posted by sam at 07:49 PM
On TheServerSide.com: IBM posts top
On TheServerSide.com: IBM posts top ECPerf figures with Websphere on Linux. It's cool they used Linux. We're trying to do some ECPerf testing at SAP. I wish we could get our hands on some of the hardware IBM used. Nine dual-cpu application servers.
Posted by sam at 08:33 AM
My cousin David is going
My cousin David is going to UCLA. I'm sorry to hear about that, David. Oh well. I can still hope for Dane, Eric, and little Julie. :)
Just kidding. Congratulations, I hear it's getting harder to get in to LA. Maybe soon it will be as elite as UCSD. Haha.
Posted by sam at 07:36 AM
April 27, 2002
Alternet.org: "So, You Want to
Alternet.org: "So, You Want to Buy a Green Car ... Or Do You?"
Posted by sam at 03:11 AM
April 26, 2002
NYTimes: "The U.S. economy surged
NYTimes: "The U.S. economy surged in the first three months of 2002 at the fastest pace in more than two years". Economists say that this burst is only short-term and estimate current GDP growth at 3 to 3.5%.
Posted by sam at 07:51 PM
April 24, 2002
Breean says to "put me
Breean says to "put me on one of your posts someday."
Posted by sam at 11:07 PM
According to Salon, U.S. corporations
According to Salon, U.S. corporations "swarm to tax-free Delaware like flies to honey." It may come as a surprise, but now the state is stuck with a $52 million budget deficit.
The state legislators, though, are stuck so deep in the pockets of these corporations that they won't raise taxes or join the "combined reporting" solution 15 other states (including California) are pushing. The courts are forced to find alternative sources of income. One suggestion by the chief justice: asking for corporate donations.
Posted by sam at 09:27 PM
April 23, 2002
Tony man, your resume looks
Tony man, your resume looks really impressive. I never knew you went to Mesa College.
Posted by sam at 06:26 AM
Google will answer your questions
Google will answer your questions for a fee.
What's the fee? What kind of questions will they answer?
Posted by sam at 06:24 AM
First post!
First post!
Posted by sam at 06:15 AM